Evening star., 1898-04-15

Mrs John x. Phillips. Mrs. w. II. Pope,
Mrs. Hamilton Leist. Mrs. Henry X. Simp-
son. Mrs. j. Henry Small, Mrs. James w.
Somerville, Mrs. s. s. Shedd, Mrs r. A.
Sebring. Mrs. James 8. Raeburn, Mrs. NAL
colin Seaton, Mrs. r. w. Tyler. Mrs. Leroy
M. Taylor. Mrs. J. s. Tomlinson. Mrs. J.
Russell Verbrycke. Mrs. L. R. Vinton Mrs
5. H. Walker. Miss Walker, Mrs. Simon
Wolf. Mrs. Luther d. Wilson, Mrs Macy
l. Wiltberger. Mrs. Benaiah A. Whitman,
Mrs William C. Upham Mrs. W. w. Rich,
Miss Alice e. Sanger and Mrs. Margaretta
Van Ness.
Albert Pike Consistory, No. l. M r. S.:
Robert De Bruce Council; Kadosh Eyangei-
Isl Chapter, NO. l; Rose Croix, and Nuth-
ras Lodge Of Perfection. No. l.
The executive committee in charge of the
Scottish Rite Castle booth consists of Fran
els j. Woodman, Allison Nailor, jr, and
Halvon Nelson, while James H. Trimble Is
the steward In charge Of the cafe part Of
the booth.
Interesting programs have been arranged
Tor tonight in Exhibition Hall and the
open-air theater in Ye Olde English Vii
lage.
Fair Notes of Interest.
The railroad booth at the southern ter
minus of Eastern avenue is valuable
adjunct Of the fair. and many visitors who
are now contemplating summer trips are
finding great assistance there In arranging
who is In charge, is kept busy answering
inquiries.
The autograph album which Is to be de-
posted in the cornerstone of the National
Masonic Temple, Is receiving scores Of sig
natures every hour. The first folio bears
PRESIDENT William McKinley's signature,
and the second the autograph of Vice Pres
ident Garret A. Hobart. The remaining
rases are Icing rapidly filed. The album
is at the right Of the main entrance. in
charge Of .. H. Fenton, who presented It
Ind.
Donations continue to steadily flow into
the coffers of the general fund and of the
various bodies interested in the temple
project. President Small has received con-
tributions Of 500 from the Metropolitan
Railroad Company. 375 from the Columbia
hallway Company. $25 from John T. De-
vine OF the Shoreham, SIS each from DR..
Stewart and Mr.. Updesraff, physician and
private secretary. respectively. Of Mrs.
George Westinghouse.opnd Vice President
Hobart has indicated his attention Of send
ing his check to Mrs. Small.
national Lodge Is gkvtRg a show over In
the annex that Is attrge5ing much atten-
ton and highly favorable remark.
The Baltimore Knishta- Tesnplar were
unable to attend the, fair last night. but
over next Wednesday might The arrange
ments for their reception will not he
| changed. .s1
The program Of entertainment at the Old
English Village tonight win be as follows:
Part 1-715 PM. banjo duet. The Twin
Star March," Cullen. Messrs Cullen and
| Collins; wrestling, Brothers Sterling Kerr,
r.; Harmony Lodge No. Il; Gs9rgs
Bonnie" owned and exhibited by Mr.. H. O.
French. Intermission. Part 4s:p pm,
/ wars Of the roses, fencing with foiis or
dueiirS swOrds. Brothers James Nelson
and e. 8. Thompson: soubrette speclalties.
Mss Elsie Worth; ballet duo. Gaiety Girls.
Misses Sarah and Marie Howe; cake walk,
members OF Carroll Institute Athletic Cub,
led by Mr., Joe Began. Interniisston Part
2-S:45 p.m., caricature sketches, Mr.. Felix
2 Mahoney; fancy dance. Les Vivandieres;
Sof Goldsmith, character comedian, vocal
list and dancer Intermission. Part 40.f5
M. foil fencing. Golden Strong and Prof.
Darteulat, c. A. c.: speciality. Mr.. Henry
Hills, Burnt Cork Club Intermission. Part
5-9:45 p m. Roman ladders. Columbia Ath-
letic Club team-Messrs. Adam Johnson,
Orlando Ross. ]. R. Elder. G. T. Cabrera.
Z Antrim, William MCGOWAN. Frank
Waters, ]. Mattox; English Pointers
Black BenniA" owned and exhibited by
Mr. n. o. French.