Evening star., 1898-04-07
Rehearsal Of the Great Masonic Fair
Chorus.
EFFECTIVE AND SAfISF ACFORY
The National Guard Brigade Band
Accompanied It.
NCRE ASING ACTIVI

ie.te III TIE opening exercises OF the Ma
stnic fair and exposition at Convention
hall next Monday night, was rehearset
last night at the National Rifles Armory
There was a full attendance and the rendi
tions of the several selections were ex
tr. n1ely effective and highly satisfactor,
to Director Macleod The National Guart
brigade Bar &, under Leader r. Il. Strattan
accompanied the chorus in America, ,
The God OF Israel" by Rossni; the Sol
Giers' Chorus from Faust" and Mozart:
Gloria" the members of the chorus art
Miss &. Altschu, Mrs. A. Adams. Mrs. r
Armour, Mrs. w. Allen, Mrs. M. l. Arm
strong, Miss Bateman, Miss Sale Ball
Miss Carrie Ball. Mrs. Berry. Miss Mae
Bohannon, Mrs. E. Bergman, Miss G. Biz
ningham, Mrs w. Bowdler, Mrs. c. T.
Brown. Miss L. Brown. Miss S. "A. Brown
Mss L. Il. Began. Mrs F. NJ. Beck, Miss
T. Beuchler, Miss Grace Brown, Miss Book
Miss NJ. Bunny, Miss L. Baker, Miss Brady
Miss H. Belts, Miss l.. l.. Buell., Miss Casey
Mss E. Camp, Miss NJ. Carter, Mrs. S. v.
Colburn, Miss NJ. Clear, MRS. l.. A. Cow
man, Miss Florence Dunn. Miss L. Dolan,
Miss B. Darby, Mrs. b. Durfee. Mrs. w. +.
Dales, Miss M. Davies. Miss c. Davies.
NJ. A. Dodge. Miss S. e. De Grummond,
Miss NJ. Edmonston, Miss K. NJ. Ellis, Mrs.
W. S. Ethel, Miss E. H. Fftzhugh, Mrs. ].
E. Fell, Miss M. Fitzhugh, Miss B. Gros-
sart. Miss T. Grossart, Miss NJ. A. Gardner,
Miss R. X. Goeckler, Miss NJ Grossart,
Miss H. Galpin, Miss Martha Garthwaite,
Mrs. E. Ham, Miss G. Holden, Mrs.
c. G. Heitinger, Miss Beatrice Cot
5Esl Ha9s. Mlss N Mrs HOPKINS m A. Miss He,toa. a.
Miss E. T. Hunts. Mrs. S. Harper, Miss I.
V. Hotchkiss. Miss F. e. Haines, Mrs NJ
5 Hoiderman, Mrs. G. H. Michaelssn. Mrs
r. d: Hopkins Miss May Hunter, Mrs A
q He fico VI ~
Miss Ingraham Mrs. A. E. James, Mrs E.
r. Jackson, Miss E. E. Johnston, Mrs. E.
G. Johnston. Mrs. James, Mrs. c. B. Keene.
Miss L. Keim. Miss L. NJ. Kepner Miss NJ.
Lunsden. Mrs c. w. Lewis, Mrs s. Lewis,
Miss Ida Lewis, Miss Maggis E. Larcombe,
Hiss Addie Larcombe, Mrs. George Mercer,
Miss +. Mullican, Miss X. Mcbride, Miss
Grace Muirhead, Miss 8. Mickle. Miss NJ.
Morrison, Miss e. Marston. Mrs. A B.
Mitchell, Miss A. z. Mathewson, Miss L. r.
Mullan. Mrs. F. E. Middleton, Miss L. U.
Mann, Miss E. Mann, Miss NJ. Miller, Miss
Daisy Mullett, Miss A. Miller. Miss E.
Newton. Miss l.: A. Norton. Miss G. Nor
ton. Mrs. E. A. Neale. Miss Niernsee, Miss
l. O'Neal. Miss D. O'Neal. Mrs Odell, Mrs.
w. ]. Palmer, Miss Lottis Parsons Miss
prosperi Miss Porter, Mrs. H. NJ. Paul,
n. c. Pollock. Miss NJ. e. Pentland Mrs.
W. G. Penney. Miss B. Reid, Miss Grace
Ross, Miss Bessie Reid, Miss Anna c. Rog-
ers. Miss Lena Rugg, Mrs. s. P. R,edy,
Miss Nellie Ross, Mrs. w. I. Rich. Miss r.
Simmons, Miss A. H. strickler, Miss NJ.
Sherman, Miss E. r. Smeder, Miss H. r.
Smeder Miss l.. l. Strickler, Mrs. H F.
Smith, Miss Eta Stevens, Miss W. Smith.
Mnssn Mss L. snd,ss M Seaman ,qs Miss Smith Miss
G. H. Turner, Mrs. H. w. Tslah. Miss
Grace Thornett, Miss Cora Troxell. Miss s.
A. Tichenor, Miss A. Thompson. Miss Tur-
M: ner, Miss ,ks Mary Walk, Miss NJ; Van
L: Van Doren. Mrs. F. J. woodman.
Mrs. W. L. Wilson. Mrs. e. Woods.
Miss NJ Wheat Mrs. Werty, Mrs. E. w.
w Watkins Mrs. s. ". Williams. Mrs: S. T.
Wilson, Miss Edith Whitaker and Miss
Yeatman and Messrs r. II. Atkinson
Chas Atkinson Frank Arward. ]. Bunch,
J; E. Buchanan. H. F.. Belt. H. Busrby.
s. Ballinger, v. Barber. Irving Brown,
J. B. Blackmar, j. N. Bundick, J. Bussey,
F. E. Camp, T. r. Cliff, E. Causer, c.
Chase, F. G. Chaplin. A. s. Condry Gilbert
E. Daniel, w. A: Dodge, Frank Elder.
]. S. Edwards. G. w. Evans, N. B. Fugitt
A. W. Fl. Ferris, J. H. Fulmer, r. s. Fon-
taine D. F. Croft, P. Gotwals, r. l. Gar
Wis, NJ K. Hill, J. W. Humphrey, ]. K.
Hench. G. T. Hamlin, N. c.. Harper. NJ.
Hopkins, E. A. Hill,' Orville Herlocker, r.
D. Hopkins, A. R. Holden. G. Havell, H.
a. lSon Dr u. r. johnston, u. Jones, u.
G. Johnston, c. ]. James, F. E. Kibby.
George Lee, H. Lord. Fred Leach. Edward
Logan. Geo. Mercer, W. D. Mcfarland, D.
G. Miller. A. Mosher, r. Made. A. z. Mid
dleton, M. Moulton. N. Meyer, w. H. Mer-
rill, E. L. Morris, Paul Motter. J. Millard,
G. H. Michaelsen, w. E. A. McShay, p.
Maloney, J. w. McMichael, Fred 8. New
man. s. Nelligan. F. Norton. II. c. Pear
son. W. ]. Palmer. Hugh Fendleton, E. H.
Perry, H. Player. H. NJ. Paul. J. E. Par
ker, ]. Z. Phillips. w. G. Pomeroy. @. e.
Rice. w. T. Reed. w. J. Reed, w. F. Rod
erick, c. F. Roberts, w. w. Rich, F. @.
Roach. w. I. Rich. ]. A. Rose. r. S. Rod
erick. L. P. seibold. F: w. seibold, H. Q.
Springer, w. L. Springer. H. F. Sith v.
B. Sturtevant, J. E. Snow, H. G. Smith,
f. NJ. Sunderland. Percy Thompson, P. B.
Turpin. G. M. Taylor, e. D. Tracy, c. L.
c. E. Webb, A. Wood, A. ]. Whitaker, w.
Warwick. L. Weaver, o. I. Whipple. w. A.
Widney, C. Walker, C. M. Yeates and H.
G. Young.
are getting together the various articles to
be displayed at their respective booths, and
Saturday will be busy day at the receiv-
ing department IN ermory annex. No ar
ticles will be permitted in Convention Hall
that are not entered through this agency,
and the participants are preparing to act
in accordance with this decision of the
board OF control.
Pcntalpha's Pushing Energy.
The various bodies have not ceased their
endeavors to get more assistance for the
temple fund, however, and an Illustration
of this persistent energy may be seen in
the circular sent out today by Chairman
Joseph c. johnson of the fair committee OF
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %. Every member
received one, which stated that the lodges
record of contributors should have his
name on 1t as a roll of honor, and If he has
not already given his mite the lodge would
be pleased to have It.
There will be meeting of the general
committee on Friday at 7:30 pm. in the
commandery room at Masonic Temple to
which the invitation is general, and In
cludes every member Of the lodge and all
the ladies' he can bring. Refreshments will
be served. Tuesday, April II, will be lodge
night at the fair. You are expected to
meet at the lodge room at 7:S0 p.m.. and
as this is in accordance with an order from
the grand master, you will be In attendance
II possible" says the committee in conclu-
sion.
Pentalpha's Swiss village will have MANY
attractive features, and among them win
be AN Easter egg-rolling contest over q
green slope of the Alps. This win be In
charge Of q bevy Of prstty girls under the