Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

the hands Of q committee consisting of Messrs
J. E. Wagner, r. L. Middleton and ]. P. Wal
lace. There is also q banner committee, who
will display handsome Masonic banner above
the street stretched from house tops. The COM
mittee Is: Messrs. A. B. Jackson, W. H. Grit
nm and u. johnson. A committee. Of fourteen
wiii look after the guests and provide for their
Messrs. A. B. jackson, d. johnson, J. ". Lee,
r. r. I. Amery, A: B. Bennett, W. P. Challice,
y. }. Daw, J. NJ. Buchanan, F. P. Davis, F.
Iennysou, F. W. Storch. L. o. De Lashmutt,
W. c. Doores and Il. G. Wagner.
TO ENTERTAIN ROYALTY.
DeMolay Commandery to Occupy the
Seligson Building.
DeMolay commandery, No. 4, Of the District
has always been noted for the generous and
hospitable manner in which they have received
visiting Templars, and the members feel that
they are bound, in keeping up their reputation,
to Guido their former records. They have
leased the entire upper portion Of the
new Seligson building, corner Of
18th and Pennsylvania avenue, which has only
just been completed. In the first place the
structure is to Be fairly ablaze with bunting,
work having been begun this morning on the
outside decorations. This is in the hands of J.
W. Dean of Brooklyn, who was for many years
with Aldrich. He is now in business for him
sell and promises to make fine show for
DeMoiay: His design is simple, but effect
i've, being to cover the two fronts
OF the building, east and north, with
shields and banners, artistically arranged
IN Attenuation with festooned bunting in fan
shapes. The Stars and Stripes will be
mingled with the Templar colors, black and
white, the whole presenting a beautiful effect,
especially as every piece put on the building is
entirely new. never having been used before.
There is charm in
FRESH, CRISP BUNTING
such as is obtained by no other means. A
series Of large American flags will be hung
from the windows Of the second story, leading
half way to the pavement giving neat finish
70 the mass OF coloring. From the top OF the
nagstan ten steamers. crowded with small
nags, will extend in all directions. The en-
blems used will be as follows: a red passion
cross and gold crown in raised design on a
circular background of white; red passion
cross alone on blue ground; A maltese or
templar cross OF gold on red ground and an
american shield Of red. white and blue. From
tne Top OF each OF these embiems radiate five
small banners, black and white CTemplar col
ors), from the circular emblems and all colors
from the shields.
The building is peculiarly adapted to the
purposes Of decoration in form. besides being
ou one "a the most commanding corners on the
avenue A calcium light will be placed on
Cochrans store opposite and thrown on the
neadquarters each night in order to bring out
the effects OF the decorations at all hours.
THE INTERIOR.
Inside the rooms are to be fitted up hand
somely. Messrs. Julius Lansburgh and Geo.
Breitbarth have kindly loaned the commandery
sufficient carpets and furniture to fit ND the
second hoor which will be devoted to the use
OF the ladies. The building will be open
throughout the week, the commandery practi-
conclave. 1t will be represented by commit
tees at all hours, both of knights and ladies.
and bountiful tables will be spread for the
solid and liquid refreshment of visitors.
GUESTS OF DEMoLAY.
DeMolay will act as escort to the following
communicates: Mt. Calvary OF Omaha, Neb. :
California, No. 2, of San Francisco; Boston
commandery; Columbian of Norwich. Conn;
Chasseux of Philadelphia, Pa, No. SO: st.
Johns, No. !. Of Providence, R. l., and St.
Andrews Of Richmond, Va. The members of
these, besides many other visiting knights who
have had pleasant relations with DeMolay i'm
former years, will be told that the latch string
Will always be out 70 them, and that when they
come they will find comfort, hospitality and a
home as far as it is In the power Of one Of the
most courteous communicates in the country
RECEPTION COMMITTEES
for the various days of next week have been
made up from the list of knights as follows:
Monday-Thos. Aldridge, John A. Auguster-
fer, ]. ]. Appich. Jas. B. Archer, Motley Ander-
son, w. I. Anderson. j. W. Albaugh. Christian
Anderson. j. Lee Adams, ]. G. Bright H. c.
Bowers, r. Beresford, Chas. A. Ball w. I.
Birch, I. F. Browning, Louis Boyer Thos B.
Benson, John Burns. Z. NJ. Boteler. ". s.
Burns, Herman Benzler. ]. T. Clements, W. A.
Cooper, W. F.. Corey, W. H. H. Cissel, R. E.
CozZens, Henry Conradis, T. B. Cross. 8. 8.
Cozzens. VIM. b. Cragg.
Tnesday-During Parade from the disability
list; L; A: Adams, Andrew Archer, Geo. W.
Balloch, II. ID. Barr, r. W. Hardy, A. r. John
son, c. B. Jewell. A. s. Jonson, Chas. Klotz.
Geo. Z. Keen, Vim. Kennedy. R. C. Lewis,
Granville Mason. F. b. Miller, T. l.. Rodier
L. Stoddard VIM. Shepherd. B. H. Warner
Tuesday evening-Wm. D. Campbell, A. J.
Cummisky, John Cochran Jacob Childs, A. l..
Campbell, R. W. Dunn. F. NJ. Draney, W. 7.
Dewdney, A. NJ. Douglass Jos. Daniels. H. C.
Davis, George W. Evans, Thomas w. Estler
Abram Frey, A. B. Garden, William B. Garden
j. c. Garden, George H. Gaddis, Albert Glea-
son, b. ". Gheen, b. A. Griswold H. P. Gilbert
W. T. Galliher, Adolphus GUIDE, George A.
Guide, Adam Gaddis. Samuel Geoehegan.
William F. Guide, John Helmus, J. H. HasweI
Wednesday-A. NJ. Hoover. Jno. Hocke-
meyer, JOS. Heimer. r. I. Humphrey, Jno. E.
Herrell, Jas NJ. Hodges, Geo W: Heisley: Ma
". "A.
Jas. b. Henderson. VIM. L. Hughes, Jno. A.
Harvey, E. l.. Ives, F. l.. johnson. ]. H.
Jochum, ". NJ. Johnson, A. G. johnson, E. L.
Johnson, Edwin F. Jones, Chas. jacobson, H.
Jacobson, H. Koppel. Anton Karl, Henry
Kuhn, Jas. h. Kerr. A. W. Kelley, J. A. Lar
man. n. d. Larner. E. +. Lawson.
Thursday. ]. Lightfoot G. c. NJ. Loefier.
Andrew Lofier, H. ). Lichau, Jro. A.
Limerick, H. B. Littlepage, DR.. H. E. Leach,
J. NJ. Leitch, J. c. Lee, Jos. N. Little, Robt. H.
Lamb. Jno. Miller, Chas. Mades. VIM. b.
Marche, j. F. Manning. b. P. McKnew, j. E.
Minnix, X. c. Mann, Chas. ]. Mcdonald.
Vim. Messervy, Martin O'Connor P. B. Otter
back. Jas. p. Pearson, G. l.. Patten, W. Il.
Prout Jos. r. Quinter
Friday-Chris. Rupert, W. s. Roose. s. C.
Raub, G. L. Reynolds. James E. Ray, 2. w.
Rhodes, Joseph g. Rowland, Henry s. Stowe
L. g. Stephens. Thomas Someryille, ST., T. NJ
Steep, George A. Shehan, W. r. Shelton, James
Small, c. F. Schneider w. r. Smith, Thomas
Somerville, jr., VIM. Sturbetts, r. H. Sorrell
E. G. Schafer, o. q. Staples, Charles Schafer
James \. Small. Harry M. Schneider. R. j.
Shepherd. John Z. Simms. George W. Schener-
man, j. II. Shaw, S. E. Shields, James F. Scaggs
Saturday.. 4. smith, NJ. L. Thorp, b. r.
Trueworthy. d. c. Turner, Morgan Thomas, j.
G. Wheeler. NJ. n. Whitney, ]. W. Wheeler, w.
w. Wonn, Geo. G. Walker, B. L. Wheeler, W.
I. Walker. C. Wilmer, c. N. Wood. Thos ].
Watson. John 7. Webster, w. N. Wood, j. C.
fost, Z. p. Vaux, Geo. II. Miller.
THE LADIES' coMMIrrEEs
The following committees of ladies have been
formed to take charge of the work of enter
tainment Of visiting ladies at the headquart tiers: