Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-07

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On the north side Frank Reuters restaurant,
Whitneys cider factory, Wilkening's restau-
rant. the Mount Vernon house, and Nephew's
photograph gallery are all handsomely deco
! rated
On the north side OF the avenue, commenc-
ing at LIST street west, the Monument house is
set Of handsomely with large flags, and the
houses OF Schaefer, Jas. Guild and Bergman,
forming the quarter circle facing the Peace
monument, show up with plentiful supply OF
small flags. Westward the houses Of Mrs.
Grupe, Frazier, JOS Torrens, Bun Bryan and
Beuchling make a handsome appearance.
In the square between I'd and Sd streets
Laskey at 201, Powell at 22l, Bartholomae
Express house) 227, Senge. 233, and G. Hollis,
237. and other are decorated.
At Sd street the Belvedere hotel on the north
side makes pretty appearance, the colors be-
ing gathered beneath the windows, while
between them are shields and small 6ags neatly
arranged. On the opposite side Of the avenue
Is Mades' hotel, which, with fags. being dis
played from the sides Of the windows, makes Q
pretty appearance. Westward from the Belve-
dere a. Hiel, DR.. D. P. Kicking and Taylor,
1. ". Shook Mr.. Lorrie and Marrinelli and
Massinas buildings each show we'll The In
ternational, Rothfuch's and Madison Co. also
have dressed their places.
At the Globe building, where the Maryland
communicates will make their headquarters. a
line double-decked stand has been erected,
trimmed with the Maryland orange and gold.
with Templar insignia. On the south side Of
this square Appich, Mueller, G. A. Fenner,
John Newman. Studley, Ro'hage. F. Dyson, P.
Meredith and F. Brown have decorated. Au-
gust Burgdorf's two-story building shows pref
tily. Thiers hotel looks handsome and J. VIM.
Lee has double stand tastefully decorated
with national anc Masonic colors and emblems.
| ON STREET.
Along street the buildings are quite gener-
ally decked out in gala attire and the street
presents an animated appearance. In the i'm
mediate vicinity OF Masonic temple the decora-
tions are naturally more profuse. The temple
itself is a mass Of color, while nearly opposite
Is the Atlantic building, the headquarters of
the triennial committee and of Columbia COM
mandery. The buntings and flags used in
adjoining the building are bright and fresh and
the word welcome" in large letters on the
! front expresses what the decoration along the
entire line means
! The Columbia bank building adjoining Ma
sonic temple, is gay with hags and bunting.
Across the street, the awning frame in front Of
| Standlford's drug store, is draped with large
! flags and Templar embems are displayed.
The stores of Phillip T. Hall and the D. b. G.
cigar company have their entrances and win
dows decorated. The large building Of B. H.
Warner q Co. has sunburst in bright bunt-
| ing marking each Of the stories. and the cor
nice is profusely draped. The store Of John
L. Burkart, the Clifton cafe and George w
Scott's are decorated with flags. The front Of
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| Templar emblems blended with the decorations.
The stores Of L. W. Hopkins, Gore, Janney
Co. and John Burkarts place are dressed out
| with bunting.
| The wide front of Goldschmid's store is gay
with a multitude Of little flags. while the EQui-
table building adjoining is handsomely draped
! with large flags. The Boston store building
| on both fronts is made conspicuous bv broad
| bands of bunting drawn from the upper story
| along the face of the building to the lower
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with flags bearing Templar emblems.
with flags. Opposite J. g. vaiight 4 Co.'S
store is decorated. The buildings occupied by
Henry Alschwee and VIM. Scherger are pro-
fusely decorated. The front OF T. H. Halls
business place is adorned with Templar en-
| blems and flags. The corner store Of F. McC.
Criswell is decorated. Lloyd's express Office is
| gay with bunting, and Henderschott's store dis
| plays Templar emblems and bunting.
The front Of the Office of DR.. r. B. Donaldson
is covered with appropriate decorations, while
the store below Of Herndon Morsel joins in the
| grand gala appearance. Losekams cafe is
brilliant with color and opposite the laundry Of
Ira Godfrey is decked out with bunting. The
office of the Baltimore Sun is richly decorated
with flags.
The headquarters of the officers Of the Grand
en-; impment is at the Ebbitt house and that
huttering flags. Each window on both the
street and l4th street fronts is marked by
+, large flag. From the numerous flag stats on
top Of the hotel flags are flying and long
streamers are huttering in the breeze. Over
| each OF the main entrances are draped large
American flags The effect Of the decorations
| is very fine.
The Office Of NJ. NJ. Parker, the chairman Of
| the triennial committee. which is on street
| between l4th and 18th streets, is deliberately
decorated. A sunburst marks each story and
clusters OF small flags are introduced with good
effect. The store Of II. F. Woodland, diagonally
| opposite, is also decorated with flags and
bunting.
SEVENTH STREET.
Going up 7th street from Pennsylvania
avenue Jerry Whitehand on the east side and
John Ross above him disp ay their colors.
At the northeast corner of 7th street and
Louisiana avenue the handsome building of
the Columbia insurance company has small
flags at each window and other decorations on
the walls In the square eastward on the north
| side ]. G. Entwisle has decorated with small
flags, Weeks with large flag gracefully
gathered and shields and John Beck with flags
| that show out WE'LL
| The Hotel de John. It'll and D streets is
| quite handsome in the national colors and en-
bems, both in the windows and outside, ar
| ranged in rosettes. &c.
! Above D street on 7th Christian Ruppprts
| three-story building is profusely decorated
| with flags and emblsms. Singleton & Fletcher
| make good show Vogt at Az. and Mattern
have decorated on the east side. and ON the
west side VIM. Helmus is gaily decorated
| The fine bui ding OF Lansburgh & Bro on the
west side has long lines of trIcolor from cornce
to first story with the windows set off by ia 70
| pendant and in festoons, while Templar en-
blems are also shown.
The establishment Of George Ryneal on the
| south has a number of shields with flags and
| tricolor displayed, making a fine show.
Howard Keyworth and the Palace Lunch
corner of street, show out well.
Opposite the general post Office Hugle. at
| 51l, and L. Dorr. at 5l3. have decorated III,
the square north Henry Z. Burgess, GOT, and
| the Log Cabin cider mill are decorated. while
Schwing Clarke, at their double house. cor
| flags, some in fez:oons aud long lines OF colors
Above G street the Dairy Kitchen, Vog. &
Haas, No. 725, G. Kramer and the Eagle cigar
store. corner OF II street, snow up well. Above
II street No8t. at 800, and STLrz 827. Rap
pc rs, No. 1908. and Bachschmd, corner of
( n " YORK avenue, are handsomely decorated,
AS also W. Il. Mickle's cigar store opposite. On
| the north side of New York avenue between
9th and It'll, Draneys Portland stables. fine
three-story building has profusion of bunt-
ing. and j. e. Bowen's stable. another three
story building further eastward, shows up well.
ON OTHER STREETS
Along 18th street the buildings occupied by
Judd Detweiler. E. G. Schaefer, John Carr,
the Masonic mutual relief association, the
Washington Chronicle and MIR. Harris are deco
| rated.
| A number of the private residences throuoh