Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-12
TEACHERS BAZAAR
Preparations for the Big Fair i'll
Convention Hall.
PREPARING AN ART EXHIBITION
Some of the Folks Who Have
Contributed Funds or Supplies.
VISITING ORGANIC ATOMS

The teachers have so far taken great
pains to keep all reference to the approach
ing bazaar out of school hours, fearing that
it might interfere with school work, but the
pupils themselves are now taking hold with
enthusiasm. and spirit of friendly rivalry
is developing, particularly in the high
schools whose pupils realize fully what an
aid and advancement to the pupils them
selves is promised by the possibility of
providing for VIC rn-out teachers in the
higher grades. IF they'd get to giving a
year on half pay to teachers who have
taught fifteen years, they do in Boston,"
said one acute High School boy, I'VE might
get sonnet mes d teacher fresh and yet ex-
per.enced. At present, they're all either
one or the other, but never BOTH
The committee of artists who are work
ing up the art gallery, Nessrs. L. c. Mes
ser, Parker Mann, r. n. Brooke Herman
X. Viele. S. Jerome Uhl, confidently pre-
dict the finest loan exhibit seen in this city,
having already secured many of the
choicest canvases in private collections,
added to which will be unique exhibit of
original drawings by Century artists. kind
ly sent on by the art department of the
Century Company. The art committee have
found a nook in the great hall which adj
mirably suits their purposes, where Will, no
doubt, be found gathered lovers of art from
every corner OF the art-loving capital city.
The fire-proof structure of Convention Hall
has induced many owners of valuable pic
lures to loan them who would otherwise
have parted with their treasures reluc-
family.
Capt. Allison Naflor, chairman of the
committee on visiting organizations. has Sc
lected as members of his committee the
following, who will cooperate with him in
securing a large representation of civic and
military organizations: Col w. G. Moore,
Capt. A. W. Kelly, Capt. ]. F. Oyster, Capt.
w. A. Boyd, Harrison Dingman and
Charles G.. Sloan.
The Washington Light Infantry will at
tend December ), High School night; the
Mt. Pleasant Field Band, on sixth division
night, December Is. and the Fenc.bles, De-
cember 3, third division night.
Recent Contributions.
Contributions continue to pour in, greatly
to the encouragement of the contributions
committee. Following is a partial list:
Evening Star Newspaper Company, 800;
T. A. Lambert, $40; J. ]. Darlington, $40; J.
W. Whelpley, $40; Allison Nailor. $40; NJ. I.
Weller 50; Albert Carry, $50: Frank P.
Weller $40; Henry Franc 50; E. +. Droop.
return ticket to Europe b. l.. Whitman,
president Columbian University. $40; Albert
Dickinson Company, 500 packages pop corn
Louvre Glove Company, gloves in box;
West Virginia Central and B. and Q. r. r.,
coal; Charles Barr, lamp; Cook Brothers
provisions; Michael Sells, coal; The Fair
14th street, toilet set; Galusha Riggies.
lamps; Jolyman Ballwyer, soap and cologne;
H. S. Gwynne. fruit and preserves; Mrs "
Markward, bisque ornaments; Cottage Mar
ket, turkey; Donnelly, sugar; Mr.. Taylor.
provisions; Mr.. Humphrey, provisions; r
Petersen. smyrna rug; H. B. H1bbs, So
Angelo Velat:, Geo. j. Mueller, Mrs. G.
Sherman A. ]. Gill, Huyler, McQuade candy
factory, Frank Sharpless and Chas Behrens.
candy: Mr.. Council, horsewhips; Ambrose
Stephenson, coal; John Schwinghammer.
flour; R. T. Holden, NJ. D., So; Mrs. r. A.
Golden. So; Mrs. VIM. Leishear, apples; Mr..
| o. o. Spfcer, 81; Mr.. COLLISION, 81; Mr.. Henry
| Strong, goods; Frank P. Wells, $40; Mr..
| Newberg, cakes; Mr.. Duehrng, candy: Geo.
D. Bury, cologne; Mrs. F. F. Williamson,
dolls; ]. w. Bayne. NJ. D.. So; l.. D. wilson,
| NJ. d. $40; G.. c. Ober NJ D., 80; DR.. Mof-
| fatt, $40; DR.. Chew So; Miss B. f. Perrie,
picture; Craig & Harding, dressing table;
| & Calf, shirts; Jno. w. Drew, perfumery;
F. Tibbetts. provisions; James Stake, olives;
Mrs. Geo. Matthews, picture; Mrs. LeGrande
| Johnson, picture Sanders & Stayman, Estey
organ; Henry Eberbach. mandolin, guitar,
| violin and sheet music; William Knabe &
Company, piano; John L. Ellis. Mason
& Hamlin organ; George e. strobel,
| jr., cooking utensils; w. S. Dunlap 81;
Joseph Auerbach, dressing gown; Harris
| & Schafer. silver toilet set; Gait & Bro ,
| silver goods; Schmedtie Bros, silver water
| pitcher; Clement w. Dawson, silver sal
Yer; j. Kari gold watch; Mrs. S. 3. Giles
| pie. rihnon; Isaac S. Blout, evening bonnet;
Erncstine A. Saum, evening bonnet; Miss
Lucas, fancy work; Adoyal Behrend,. 50;
| Francis Bishop, 81; C. w. Richardson, NJ.
| D., $50; Geo. Bogus, ton of coal; Walter
| NARROW, $40; Charles Werner, ST. Wyckoff,
| Seaman & Benedict. s25; Kets Kemethy,
| pictures; w. d. Hodges. bicycle; w. p c.
Hazen, MD, $50; Richard kngsman, Md,
$50; R. T. Bryan, $40: ]. NJ Eiker. nutter;
John Cole, beef; John Mclaughlin chick
ems; Yale Steam Laundry, washing; Colts
Firearms Company, arms; Berlin Photo
chssley & Co. silver penknives; V.
| G.. Fischer Co., vase; Rev. A Mackay-
Smith, $40; Mrs. Mackay-smith. $40;
| H. T. Reed, ham and sugar; Denis F. Fea-
| desk; Miles Fuller, shorthand instruction
Mrs. Annie E. johnson, So: Miss Lillian
Chancey, s.; H. Friedlander & Bro, suit OF
clothes; Howard Boteler. glass punch bowl
glasses; George F. Hardin, merchandise
| Mrs. E. HitZ, merchandise Geo Heron
Md 50; DR.. S. S. Bond, SO; Bent S. Fair.
child so; Ernest S. Major. painting Father
| Dolan, ST. p. j. Brennan, so; w. s. Laffan
silver card case; Adolph Wolf, $50; Henry
i Nander. 81; anonymous, 50; VIM. Ballan'
l tyne & Sons, books; ]. j. Decker, books
CHM & Co.. two sets Shakespeare; Ameri
can Book Co., books: Isadore Saks, dress
suit; Victor E. Adler, suit; Emerson &
Bros, boys suit; Mertz & Merit letter
carriers suit Edward Mertz, manicure set
r. L. Eliot, So; L. e. Baker. round-triK
linen; G. LaEsburgh, 500; Il. Lisner, 500
! W. H. McKnew. $50; Peter Grogan, bee
| room furniture; Willett q RuoH, silk uln
brella; c. H. Hilbert, evening gloves
James Y. Davis Sons, mink boa
Basil Boteler, 81; Mary Boteler, 81; Jos. II
Lee. 81; A. Hanlon, 81; Eugene Lyddane
| ham; II. Offutt, groceries; Thos. Hume, 50
]. H. H. Moore, ice: Wheatley Bros, lun
Der; Edwin Morsell, So; Miss Emma Hen
derson, 81; Miss Fecht, dell and cash 81
Carroll Beale dolls and cash 81. Pearce &
Lawton, 81; G. Birch, 81; G. Wise, 81; NJ
Adler, So; I. Birch. So; ]. Newman. fame!
slippers; T. II. Ward, 81; A. M. Read, $40
Mrs. Wurdeman, 81; Mrs Bruckweddie, 81
Mr.. Krogmanr, So; DR.. Geo. w. Sharp, s.
Mrs. Bishop, 81; Mrs. Creecy, 81; Edwin H
Tompkins, 81; John N. Stergen, 81; Mrs. NJ
]. Hunt, evening bonnet; r. w. Blair. cake
Chas. Z. Fairman, photograph; r. NJ. Har
rover, gas stove; w. S. Andersen, apples
T. A. Rover, -four; l. A. Griesbauer, 81
Geo w. Spier. gold-headed cane; w.
jerks, Oil stove; Madame Payne. mani
cure set; Standard Book Store, books
G. B. Sheetz. candy; Mrs. Velati. caramels
A. NJ. Greene 6; Co. ST. Mrs. T. F. Murray
fascinator; B. b. Earnshaw, So; Mr. Fal
coner, 81; Mrs. McNelly, 25 cents; MI
Skinner. 90 cents; Mrs. Nachman, fame
goods; Mrs. Haines. dishes; Meyer Hanlein
shoes; Mr. Minn.x 81; DR.. H. B. Noble, So
Alex. V. Grimes, piano stool; Stumph
Bros, bed and mattress; Woodruff & Co
file holders; Henry H. Brown, camera, Sc
| slid oil Ma Sn