Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Green and White the Colors at the
Teachers Bazaar.
MANY ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
Prizes Of All Sorts Being Rapidly
Distributed.
TONIC HTS PROG RAM

Second division B, of which Mr.. Walter B.
Patterson is the supervising principal. was
assigned the honor of opening the second
week of the teachers bazaar last evening.
The duty or perhaps it should be called
pleasure, was accomplished in a most cred
liable manner, and, judging from the at
tendance and sales, the closing week should
be eN en- more successful in every way than
Were the first six days of the immense fair.
The hall was crowded to an extent too
great for comfort during the greater portion
of the evening, but the throng was an ur-
Usually yariegated one. for the National
Rifles, in their bright scarlet uniform coats;
the Old Guard in dark blue, and the band
of the Fourth United States Artillery, in the
regulation blue with red trimmings. made
the scene decidedly picturesque. The Fourth
Artillery Band was early on the scene. and.
under the direction of Prof A. Buglone
rendered an attractive program during the
evening from the bald stand. A cornet
solo, The Evening Star" composed by
Prof. Buglione, received a determined eli
core.
At the administration booth the guests
were received by committee of which Mrs
l.. f. Stowell of the board,of school trustees
vas chairman, her assistants being Mrs
Harrison Dingman, Mrs Finckel, Mrs. Bart
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Patterson
Hiss Wilhelmina E. Barton. Miss McPher-
son, Miss Allen, Miss Stella Tucker, and
Miss Estelle Gulick, while Miss Kate T.
Brown lad fer hands full receiving greet
nSs of former pupils.
The program on the stage was opened
with a cornct solo by Mr.. Elphorzo Youngs,
jr., and he was followed by Prof. I. Will
Jams Pearman, who sang a tenor solo, which
was we'll received. Eight little boys and
girls, in appropriate costumes, and all pu-
pills of Prof. Vermiiya, went through ballet
movements in a manner worthy of profess
SIGNALS. The young dancers were Emily
Webster, Miriam Stoddard Mabel Cudlip
Sarah Richardson, Alice Norris, Horace
Winter and Helen Winter.
Green and White.
OF course, the green and white, the col
ors of second division B. predominated last
evening, and visitors were told that the
green was meant to show that the division
is young and strong, and the white that it
Is true to the best interests of those IN
trusted to its charge. One of the features
displayed was table of worsted goods,
articles intended to keep out the cold dur
ing the winter weather The table is on
the eft OF the hall near the stage, and
last evening baby socks slippers, caps,
coats, afShans and other like articles were
rapidly disposed of to ready buyers. Near
rhe wor5ted table were displayed center
pieces, doyleS, embroidered frames, Vases
and flower holders. Next door to the table
Is one of the leading attractions of the
division, a literary salad. 1t is described
as brain food, of course, but a ira
ditionally Bostonese article of diet that
suits wonderfully the Washington palate.
Try leaf. and you will rejoice if you are
like cur former successful salad tasters.
for If you are clever you may take what
Prize you wish from the table behind it."
All sorts CT fruits, the real articles, are
on sale by second division B, while it also
product OF the trees not real. The small
price charged for the imitation fruit is gen.
erall considered little enough for just the
satisfaction OF seeing what it is In the mys
ferrous yellow balls. There are no blanks,
and some contain cups and saucers. dainty
silver articles, embroidery and other ar
tiCles. worth many times the price paid for
the orange. Near the orange grove is
clothes line, with packages on 1t as inter-
estins and valuable only larger than the
oranges.
Many Prizes.
The division also gives every one who de-
sires to do so a chance to vote-early and
often, as well as late and often. Among the
articles offered is a handsome music cab
met of antique oak, with brass trimmings,
beveled mirror and glass doors. which is
to reward the most helpful lady friend of
the division. Then there is a brass and
Silver-mOunted parlOr lamp, with dainty
silken shade, for the most popular lady res
ident of second division 3: also a gold
headed care for the best gentleman friend
residing in the division. The division is de-
termined that justice shall be done to boys
and girls, as we'll as the adults, and there
fore an elaborate gold medal is offered for
the best military leader of the division, and
a white and gilt easel for the best pupil in
the cooking schools. Lamp shades almost
without number are offered for sale, as
are a number of artistically executed paint
iESs by wcll-known artists. A jar of beans
and a musical album to reward the guesser
of the number of beans the jar contains are
worth the attention of visitors. The d.
vision also has on sale copies of Prof.
Fanciulli's new march, THE Goddess of
Liberty" written for and dedicated to the
Teachers Association, and played by the
Me- rine Band for the first time on the open
ing night of the bazaar.
AS usual. the manual training, sewing
and cooking exhibits attracted great
share of attention, and the refreshment
gallery, the art loan exhibit and the dis
play of Indian relics were by no means
neglected. Second division B has reason
to feel proud of its night at the bazaar.
T"night's Program.
While this evening is not assigned to any
division, special invitation is extended to
the Capitol Hill folks, who We're excluded
because of the immense crowd on third di-
vision night, last Tuesday evening The
visitors this evening will be the fourth
battalion. D. c. N. c., headed by the Sec
ond Regiment Band, and the Washington
Saengerhund, who will sing under the di-
rection IF Prof. William Waldeclser On
The stage at O'Clock, a gypsy tambourine
drill by sixteen young ladies, under the
direction of Mss Avis Magee, is to be
given, after which Mrs. Daisy Louise Fox
will render piano solo. Two selections by
the Saengerband will also be given. The
program to be presented by Donch's Or
chestra is as follows:
Grand march. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Resch
Selection -"Rigoletto". Verdi
Cornet solo, The Palms" Faure
Cocoanut dance. Hermann
Waltz, Vision of Paradise. ..... Bennett
Overture, "Banditeustreiche". .Suppe
Gavotte, 'Herzliebschen" .Burald
Xylophone solo &C. Naecker). ......... Stobbe
March, belle of Chicago. .Sousa
Waltz, Les Patineurs. Waldo eufel
'.edley, Leather Patch" .Braham
Song, Non Ever ......................Ma Mattel
Waltz song, THE Sunshine of Paradise AL
icy ....-......... -..........-..-.....b VIII
March, Liberty Relr' ..................So usa