Evening star., 1896-01-04

nominations The president of the congre-
cation is Mr.. Henry King, jr., the head of
inent business men in the city. He is TAX
ing all active part in the preparations for
the big bazaar, and is working day and
night to make 1t a big success. The vice
Goldsmith, the we'll known avenue jeweer.
The officers are as follows: Treasurer, Mr..
David Strauss; corresponding secretary,
Mr.. S. N. Meyer; recording Secretary, Mr..
Sondheimer, B. Solomon, P. Peyser and NJ.
Loeb. constitute the board of managers.
The details of the arrangements. for the
fair havc not been all completed as yet.
with probably two or three matinees.
There will be special features each even
iIg, and one of the features of the occa-
sion will be daily paper, to which a num-
cor tribute.
Odd Fellows Hail. on 7th street, mas
been engaged for the fair, but the feeling
mas grown up among the committee that the
place, all things considered, and while the
matter has not been definitely settled the
chances are that 1t will be held at the
letter hall. Mr.. Henry King, jr., is the
chairman of the general committee having
In charge the arrangements for the bazaar,
Mr.. s. N. Meyer is the secretary and Mr..
s. Bieber, the treasurer. The committee
mas issued prospectus. which is. in part,
THE IsIaelites of the capital city have
decided to hold a grand fair and bazaar
IN aid of their charities and building fund,
to commence on the 10th Of February and
ciese on the 22d of February, 1885, to
which they invite the attention of their
friends of all denominations.
They have asked the co-ope ration and
slrport OF many of the leading citizens of
washington, and the gentlemen whose
Eames appear hereinafter have consented
10 serve on general committee.
The promoters of the enterprise have
mac such cordial assurance from prominent
ladies' 2n0 gentlemen to warrant the
al nouncement that the celebration will be
memorable social event. and the guar
antees already given assure success The
CT mmittee gratefully acknowledge the ex-
quarters, and promise that no efforts will
be spared to make the festival pleasant
and agreeable to their patrons.
An office and receiving depot has been
opened at the Washington Safe Deposit
Companys building, where a gentleman in
Charge Will be constantly in attendance to
receive contributors and receipt therefor,
and give informal ton to all Interested Ali
letters and communications should be sent
10 the secretary, at his office, 922 TIN
street. and will be promptly acknowledged
Gratetully acknowledging the kind
words CT approval and promises of as
slstarce alre .idy given, the committee re-
spectfully invite all friendly to the cause
10 cooperate in such manner as may lead
to prosperous result"
The committee-at-large consists of the
following well-known business men:
Henry King, jr., Charles Baum, Christian
Heurich, NJ. G. Emery, Ernest Mayer, S.
Bensinger, s. Wolf s. Bieber, l.. g. Hine,
Jesse B. Wilson. Max kaufman. Charles
Graf. B. Gusdorf, 1. L. Blout, Chris.
Nander, George ]. Seufferle. B. H Warner,
Leon Tobriner, Beriah Wilkins, c. 3. Os-
born, P. H. Hoban, w. Helmus, Isidor
Saks. George Truesdell, William Craig,
W illiam p. Harding, J. c. Addison, A. A.
Birney. Samuel c. Palmer. George Gibson.
Peter Grogan, M. Goldsmith, r. Goldschm.d d
Clarence Norment Robert Portner, Samuel
Cross, L. r. Vinton, w. Nordlinger Chas
Mades, Carl Auerbach, A. Eberly, Louis Barr
benjamin Solomon. ]. c. Parker, Gustav
Lansburgh, VIM. A. Gordon, John W. Ross.
Frank Madigan, Chas. G. Conn., c. A. Saut-
ter. A. Lisner, David Strauss, W. H. Moses.
p P; Mertz. G. Dismer, w. G. Moore. c.
w. Handy, DR.. A. Behrepd A. Morris,
Henry Bauer, Louis Eisenian, Henry Stras-
burger. Y. Strasburger, Meyer Strasburge-,
Albert Carry. Henry Adler, Henry Franc,
Frank Hume. E. Berliner, ]. J. Appich.
Louis Heilbrun, Reuben Harris, j. r.
Major, Geo. c. Henning, John JOY Edison,
G. A. Brandenburg. Theodore w Noyes,
Randolph Smith. M. W. Beveridge, Julius
Lansl urgh, S. Herman, A. Herman, C. c.
Duncanscn, N. d. Larnar, w. J. Wheatley
s. w. Woodward. 4. NJ. Lothrop, Emmons
s. Smith.