Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-17
FOR THE TEMPLE FUND
Substantial Evidences Of the Great Interest
Felt.
Generous Donations Received for the
Fair and Observation-Disclosures
Articles to BE Voted For.


prises of a similar character the approach
in Convention Hall and the adjoining ar
nory building from April IL to %, inclu-
sive, promises to secure the most inspiring
pages. In dimensions 1t will completely OBJ
scure former fairs held here, while the in
terest being taken in it by the thousands of
Masons both in Washington and through
out the fraternity assures success that
will be equally superlative.
Evidence of the truth of this conclusion
may be readily found by a perusal Of what
follows. The following Is a list of some Of
the articles to be voted for at the fair for
the benefit of the general fund for the
building of Masonic Temple:
A library and case of 500 volumes, well
bound, selected literature, to most popu-
lar company Of the city fire department.
A library and case of 500 volumes, well
bound, selected literature. to most popu-
lar city police precinct station.
A plumbers complete outfit, to most
popular journeyman plumber.
A solitaire diamond scarf pin, to most
popular hotel clerk.
A high-grade 1898 bicycle, to most popu-
lar city letter carrier.
A high-grade Williams typewriter and
cabinet, to the most popular lady type
writer in Washington.
A magnificent solid silver punch bowl to
most popular caterer or restaurant keeper.
A high-grade, up-to-date sewing machine
and cabinet, to most popular lady in Wash
ington.
A commander or past commander of
knights Templar magnificent diamond
jewel, to any such officer eligible to receive
same.
A Haviland beautifully decorated COM
plete dinner set. to most popular lady Ma
SCntc fair assistant.
A high-grade 1898 bicycle, to most popu-
lar lady in the city of washington
y beautiful all-brass infants crib, COM
pletely furnished to most popular infant of
member of the Masonic order.
A case of solid silver deliberately finished
working jewels, to most popular blue lodge
of the District.
A case of solid silver deliberately finished
working jewels, to most popular command
cry of Knights Templar of the District
A case of solid silver deliberately finished
working jewels, to most popular chapter of
Masons of the District.
The Allison Nailor gold watch, to most
popular High School cadet.
A high-grade 1898 bicycle, to most popu-
lar public school male scholar
A high-grade 1898 bicycle, to most popu-
lar public school female scholar.
The following donations have been re-
ported to the director general at headuuar-
teerrs of the board of control to March L,
For the benefit Of the general fund-John f.
bury and W. F. Cody. cash. s1oO Elliott Fisher
Company, cash, So; George W. White, Grafton
York city ie CASH s. s. Sacks Som New
1ye suits Of clothes to order; c. G. Walter. buggy
gold watch corner stone Of new Temple: Robert art
Bii oil paintlns; p G. NJ George Baird. vase
pow a South Bna
S,{ Company rhadePhIs Pa ss. IS; Srso sai
lowell Lows Mass, Blue Lodge gold charm; Royal
writer Company. New York city, n. =. type-
writer and cabinet; william j. Lindsay. Ba akii
r. Zwissler, quart bottles Of claret quart bot
d,es Fortuna Bourbon whisky. Z. C.. Reid, box
mixed liked, bird food case knocking bird food ". II.
gEs iasaa spf Eds
case Se% york eIS Osborn
Company, Ice and coolers for use at fair; OWN
u use at w fa9 Co. RSsson an coffee
Gsergs 4 shsehan e. T. Jackson Sce e Gsiii.
Thomas w. 1s smits Rey Wheaey Bros
shr{oek Co. Johnson wm 1ssn i Ma5or Il i
>: bisc9e, and Belt & Dyer. 1000 feet of lumber
Tor candy pound paper boxes paper fps caSds
Frazee Laundry use Of laundry plant for fair
O. For the benefit Of Lebanon Lodge, No. 7-Beatty
Starch ft Company; New Haven, Conn. I2s packages
IVORY starch; Durham Manufacturing Company,
Hubinger Brothers Company. New Haven hut EGnn =
" W, packages Elastic starch; Rumford Chemical
baking powder. dozen 6-ounce YEAST pow raI:
PRICE Baking Powder Company, New York city,
Pyle Sons New York city s eese ' pnsz.
line Enoch Morgan Co. New York ci fse n e r,
Merz Company, New York city, \. =, sr"ss 4 4
Y. dozen 6-ounce baking powder: Herman Rurk
mart mart, cane-seat chairs; Charles Disrner. case
Baker, lot groceries; Frank Hume, dozen MA fanny
i,nns dozen salmon, 2 dozen pickles. 2
01en s1as NaI dozen jars salt and
hoegan & Fagin. case whisky; Browning & Mid,
I Iaskson $h; Go dozen bottles wine; H. Urn
Pa gold snameed adys
NJ Steele. groceries,; assorted; John P. stinz,
sas hG S. Ms sgFf Eg p n Tf p
II saith sa a g 81 : Il fss.ns sass
Heinlein. cash. So; Frank Hutchinson. cash, 81;
miscellaneous; cash, $3.50; W. J. russell. cash,
cash S: W. W Jordan cash, s.; F. H. PARKS,
cDsh g; J. W; Grigg, cash. $40; A; Meinking,
cash so: d. \: Fftzhne: cash, 81; Samuel j.
casa cash s John shusrue cash ST. Ed
Gerlach. cash, 81; L. II. Isenlohr, cash. IS; Fl. 4.
necge, cash IS; F. P. Dickerson, cash, S.: J. /.
cS Ss CASH ST. CHARLES witt Wilton cash Cash
Walsh, cash, S. " -
James F. Oyster. cash, si0; william De Muth &
Co, New York city. \. Y, meerschaum pipe: D.
l. Frigillo Sons; New York city. N. Y, 500
York city. n. Y. 400 Havana cigars: Cameron &
Cameron, Richmond. Va. large assortment smok.
ing tobacco: Tobacco Leaf Publishing COMPANY
New York city. n. Y, cash. IS; Highlander 10
bacco Company. Lynchburg, Va. lot fine smoking
tobacco; George W. Evans, cash, $40; Thomas p.
Morgan. cash. IS.
For the benefit Of New Jerusalem Lodge No O.
u. IL ntO Ar0Y,c Eaonl
cash, $40; Mrs: r. Sylvester. parlor lamp $40;
Israel Rosenfeld. cash. IS: Ernest Gerstenberg z
boxes cigars; August Mencken Bros baltimore
Nd. 500 cigars; William Lannahan 4 SON Baiti.
more. Md. case Hunter whisky: r. T. Warwick
ger Ale Company. Baltimore, Nd $50 quarts Man
ftau ginger ale cha mpagne
For the benefit nj Wushington Gamma pdns,, ",