Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-05

tects oi6ce Of the Treasury Department. It
70 TINS committee that persons DESTROYS OF
running for any article to be voted for will
eles have been decided upon: A gold watch,
Iof street car conductor; csligraph, bicycle.
messenger boys outfit, diamond pin, for bar
tender; diamond ring. for lady assistant: po-
ncemans uniform, &c. For these articles it is
petition.
The chairman Of the admission and invita-
uon committee, Mr.. H E. Koud-up, is q clerk
In the interstate commerce. To this committee
Is intrusted the task Of seeing that all military
companies are invited, designating the nights
for receiving the different organizations and
arranging for their reception and escort. Mr..
navy nancy, secretary to this committee, Is q
student at the National Law School and Q clerk
In the pension Office. The other members Of
the committee, while not being chairmen OF
s96committees, are equally well known, DR..
y: nester being q graduate OF Columbian
Medical College, Mr.. E. }. B. O'Neill is prac-
tcing attorney before the District bar, having
graduated from Georgetown. while Mr.. E. NJ.
Mardwell is now a student of that institution.
Mr.. F. L. Donnelly is assistant chief clerk of
the nsn commission and Mr.. Helphenssine is
part owner Of the Hotel Cochran pharmacy.
Mr.. W. +. Dugan. while not an active member
OF the company, Is ever ready to assist. He
the senior member Of the real estate firm OF
Dugan Butler.
This fair will be under the management Of .
committee OF fifteen and an advisory board ss
follows:
Fair eommittee-Capt c. s. Domer. chair
man; J. G. Stelle, secretary; W. A. Domer,
treasurer; E 8. Newman, jr., assistant secre-
tary; J. A. Butler, IT,. purchasing; ]. G. Cess
ford, photography; J. g. STEELE, printing and
aover Using; W. E. Crist, decorations; c. E
Sessford, music; c. ]. F. Graf. donations; H.
n. Cd D. l.1AA ,vx<x
and rafting: W. W. Mortimer, fair paper; F.
D. Hester, E. J. B. ONeill, E. NJ. wardwell, F..
.. Donnelly, w. J. Dugan, E. c. Helphenstine.
ADVISORY board-Gon. Albert Ordway, Col.
w. q. Moore, Geo. H. Harr;es, Geo. w. Evans,
I: NJ. Draney, N. f. Urell. E. s. Parker, I. D..
singleton, 3: F. Gilbert, L. d. Wine, W. A.
Pierce, Geo: W. Driver. Maj. Fred Bracket, B.
I. Harris, Thos J. King, julius Lansburgh,
J. II: Small, C. A. Small.
1t has been mainly through the exertions of
capt Domer, the chairman Of the fair commit
tee, and his personal popularity among the
members Of his command that the Fencibles
nave attained such prominence among the best
drilled companies Of the United States. He
VIII nave general supervision of all matters per-
tanning TO the fair and its success will be the
outcome OF his judgment in the selection OF his
committees. At present he is in the employ of
the American Security and Trust Company, &C.
cupylng the important position Of assistant Sec
rotary. Capt. Domer IL young man of fine
presence, popular and highly esteemed among
the ohcers OF the National Guard and business
men generally, and by no means unpopular
with the soldier-loving sex.
THE LADIES COMMITTEES.
The parlors of the Lincoln were comfortably
filed Thursday afternoon with the ladies who
have volunteered to assist the company during
their coming fair. The tables we're arranged
as follows, and will be added to at the meeting
next Monday afternoon at the same place at
4:30 o'clock
The refreshment room will be in charge of
Mrs Capt. Platt. who will have as her assist
ants the Misses Mullan and several others vet
TO be assigned. Coffee, chocolate, ice cream
and light refreshments will be served.
At the bean board Mrs Robert McMurray.
Mrs. Barber and Misses Byrne, johnson and
Iomllnson will parcel out the nicknacks to the
lucky winners.
The Misses Gurtizen, Van Ness and Geib
will see that all are satisfied with their photo
graphs.
Miss Jeanne McDermott will deliver leap
year greetings to those who may call at the
post office.
, The flower stand will be in charge of Mrs.
COL Won Haake and Mrs. Lillian White while
among their assistants will be found the Misses
wilson, Zeh, Case, Larman, Hadgar and Platte
Mrs. Mullan will have charge of the confec-
nonery booth and will be ably assisted by Miss
Edith Mullan, the Misses White, Newman,
'AoA0Ay, ha"cie, 1hhsOu, WALLACE ana Altemu6
Inc cigar stand will be in charge OF Misses
Proctor, Ackers, Slees Rynex and Robinson.
Those who tempt fate will be amply repaid
by a brigh: future in visiting Miss Georgia
Jeffrey at the gypsy tent.
Mrs. J. G. Kondrup and Mrs. Jennie Brown
and their assistants will supply the thirsty with
lemonade and punch.
Fancy table No. will be in charge of Mrs.
Eugene Wardwell, with the Misses Sadie White
kingsberry, Moler, johnson, Williams and 9TH
ers yet to be assigned.
Capitol Hill will be represented at table No.
by the Misses Fair, Foss, West. Joyce and
Others
Gen: Albert Ordway will be present on the
hrst night and make the opening address. The
brigade staff and the regimental and battalion
stats have been invited, and it is expected
they will be present in full uniform. Besides
these a large number Of representative citizens
and business men have been sent invitations
and have signified their intentions Of being
present at the Openinp of the fair