Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-11

pie that will shed luster upon the cltlzens
of Washington worthy of the beautiful cap
ital city-a temple that Will reoouno ~
IsraePs glory and credit to our beloved
country at large. 1t would be unfair on
my part to get you here and to trespass
mon your time inasmuch as our falr Ia
dies are so anxious to offer their sweet Ia
bors upon the altar of this fair, to assist
US in our noble mission. l therefore, WIN
give way to our worthy Chairman Oh .ne
reception committee. our Hon. Simon Won;
whose grand privilege and pleasure II Will
be to present to you the highly esteemed
and honorable gentleman VINO SO klnuiy
and generously honored US by opening TINS
fair. Ladies and gentlemen ohce HWY
bid you welcome.
Vice President stevenson's Address.
Vice President Stevenson was introduced
nv Mr.. Simon Wolf, and spoke briefly. Mr..
. Stevenson said: -
Ladies' and gentlemen: I accepted with
Measure the invitation of your committee
70 he present this evening and formally
omen this fair 1 congratulate you, genie
men. I congratulate you, ladies ana genie
MN 1 congratulate all interested IN us
The object is indeed worthy OF your most
earnest endeavor. 1t Is proposed mere 10
erect a temple-a temple for the worship o.
Almighty God, one worthy OF TINS mdenLi-
cent CITY. worthy of the capital OF this
great nation-a great nation where we rec,
oenize in its fullest and largest sense civil
and religious liberty. Applause2 me
right Of every human being to worship 1oo
according to the dictates Of his own con-
science. The accomplishment OF the great
task before you will require earnest, pa
tient work. That your labors VIII pe
crowned with glorious success no one WIZ 40
looks out upon this magnificent audience
nf ladies' and gentlemen tonight can doubt
for one single moment III, ...,,
."rhe temple, when completed, Will stand
| during the coming ages as monumen' ~
yvrnn
yotion to your faith. Again congratuhtlng
You. ladies' and gentlemen, upon this auspl-
cious beginning, 1 now have the honor 10
declare the Washir gton Hebrew fair ana
bazaar duly opened. l thank you Aof yum
| kind and courteous attention.
| The Booths.
| The ladies' In charge of the different booths
| are as follows:
| Georgetown booth-Mrs. D. Sinsheimer,
| chairman: Mrs A. M. Fishel, Mrs. B. l..
| IacAtenstein, Mrs. H. Sommers, Mrs. b.
| Dreyfuss, Mrs. A. M. Baer, Mrs w. Nord-
linger. Mrs. F. Goodman and Mrs. F. Baer.
| Rebekah Lodge booth-Mrs. NJ. Marx,
chairman: Mrs. l.. Heilbrun. Mrs. Y. Young.
| Mrs. E. Heidenheimer, Mrs. A. Behrend
| Mrs. D. Sondheimer, Mrs. s. Alexander
Mrs. A. Nattans, Mrs. AL. Herman, Mrs A
| Herman, Miss B. Herman, Miss B. Alex
| ander and Miss Nellie Behrend.
| Deborah booth-Mrs. F. Mosher, chairman
Mrs Burnheimer, Mrs. S. Breslauer Mrs
| Einstein, Mrs. Baumgarten, Mrs. Stacker
man and Mrs. Bloomfield.
"a Corner in Hollaad'-Miss Brill, chair.
man; Miss Bertha Baar, the Misses West
| Miss Ella Strauss, the Misses Abel, Miss
Hattie Rothschild, and Miss Lillian He'll
| brun.
Cafe-Mrs. Pach, in charge. assisted b,
Mrs. Coren, Mrs. A. Sender, Mrs. Lully
Mrs Einstein, Mrs. N. Baum, Mrs. Edmon
ston and Miss Pach.
Post ofice-Miss Ernie Meyer, postmis
tress, the following young ladies acting a!
carriers: Miss Lena Pearl Stein. Miss Cor;
| Frank. Miss E. Gradwohl. Miss F. Gradwohl
| Miss Gertie Stern, Miss Bertha Mailhouse
Miss Effie Heidenheimer Miss Celie Mund
helm Miss Ida Meyer. Miss Annie Sondhein
and Miss Flora Strasburger.
Prize booth and STACEY: Adler chair
man; H. Kronheimer J. Hillman, ]. Stras
burger, E. lancer, s. Young and s.
Fish pond-Miss Solomon. chairman: Mrs
L. J. Silverman, Miss Herman. Miss Lyon
and Miss Callisher.
Coneregation-Mrs. H. King, chairman
Mrs. ]. Sondheim, Mrs. Joseph King, Mrs
J. King Mrs. L. Stern, Mrs. D. Strauss
Mrs. s. Solomon, Mrs. M. Loeb, Mrs. N
Goldschmidt and Mrs. Charles Gold
schmidt.
stein and Mrs. Rothschild.
New temple table-Mrs I. L. Blout
chairman; Mrs. Charles Kaufman, Mrs
Clark, Mrs. r. Goldschmidt, Mrs saks
Mrs. Charles Baum, Mrs. Prince Mrs
Harris, Mrs. Max Kaufman and Mrs. So
Lansburgh.
Cigar stand, Mrs. Luchs, chairman; Mr.:
: w. w. Yenewine, Mrs. Carl Auerbact
Mrs. Joseph Luchs. Miss Helen Smith, Mis-
Sadie Cohen and Miss Pauline Baum.
/ Lemonade stand-Miss Florence Coher
chairman; Miss Jennie Blumerfeld, Mis-
fRose Herman, Miss Cora Hirsch. Mis-