Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-28

w. Cameron. James II. Clear. Robert Cook,
y. A Chandler, ]. II. Cunningham, A T.
Curran. P. A. Defer. W. E. Dennison. John
A. Ellinger, E. c. Gilmore, William X. Ell
lis. s. NJ. Frazier, Jesse F. Grant, E. ].
Gray. w. F. GUIDE. Geo. w. koones. H. W.
r. Hunt, Daniel Fraser, S. T. Covert. Ii. T.
Galloway, Benjamin S. Graves. Thomas A.
Garner, Samuel Hart, E. B. Hesse, A. G.
Herman, F. H. Hohoff, w. L. Hughes,
Charles S. Hyer. G. NJ. Hunt, William A.
Haley, c. A. Hartman, X. n. Harper, ia
cobus s. Jones. r. ID. James, F. W. kah-
lert, Vernon G. Knox, William s. Knox.
Harry King, w. NJ Larcombe, Jesse b. X
Lee, Joseph O. Manson. F. J. Miller. NJ. K.
Meyers, William Muehleisen, ]. T. Macy,
F. s. Newman, w. G. Perry, Gabriel Ed
monster, ]. E. Hosford, J. II. B. Jenkins,
Thomas Jarvis, J. ]. Little, Eugene Nor
gan, w. NJ. Poindexter S. G. Nottingham
w. H. Oliver, John F. O'Neill. Paul Pear
son, Lee Pitchlynn, Benjamin Perkhurst,
Charles H. Reiter. w. F. Roberts, Frank
4 Raymond. ]. II. Sprigman. Alexander
Scott. Clayton E. Simms. Alexander p.
Shaw, Edward H. Shus0ar. Samuel w.
StinemetZ, G. A. Tauberschmidt Edwin s.
Tomlinson. A. s. Taber. w. J. Vonderheide.
Rodney S. Nedder. Rudolph Won Gluemer.
Thomas B. Walker, N wallerstein. C. A.
Whitaker. U. J. Williams, Charles G.
Zange. A. G. White, ]. Nat. Stead, c. w.
Hurdle. c. J. ONeill, E. B. Hesse.
Reports from the various organizations
continue to show Increasing interest in the
event among the laCies, and many new at
fractions are being arranged.
Among the many attractions of the boot h
OF Eureka Chapter, No. 4, at the fair will
be a large representation of the old wo-
man that lived in the shoe and had so
many children that she did not know what
to do. This will be a mammoth shoe, in
the center of which will be a very daintily
dressed little girl, representing the old wo-
man, surrounded by large collection Of
beautifully dressed dolls that she will dis
pose of to the little visitors at the fair.
rxf1l oil he Id 4a1 a.. hoo \,
ar immense representation of full-grown
orange tree. on watch will be suspended a
collection of oranges. In each orange will
be placed unique prize Refreshments, in
the nature of lemonade made from apolii-
naris water and cake of all characters and
kinds will be served. Special attention will
also be given to the sale of the very best
varieties of candies and fruits. A special
meeting OF the ladies' committee of this
chapter is called for this evening at 40 at
DIR. Randall Parsons Office. 42S 9TH street.
for the purpose of completing all arrange
ments and devising other plans for the ben
eft of the good work of the chapter at the
fair.
Queen LII Has a Beau.
The wives, sisters, daughters and sweet
hearts of the members of Washington Cen
tennial Lodge are earnestly working to
make the fair an assured success. The la
dies of the executive committee are Mrs.
J. Henry Small. Mrs. ]. H. Davis, Miss
Small. Mrs. ]. Edgar Walters, Mrs. Will
lam H. Baum. Mrs. Charles II. Merrill.
Mrs. Henry NJ. knight. Mrs. Willis Hol-
der, Mrs. Thomas A. Garner and Miss An
drea- They will have charge of the Jap
ancse tea garden. where one may be
freshed with cup of tea, coffee, or cocoa,
served by ladies in costume, the cup to be
taken away as a souvenir.
These ladies have also another booth as
an annex, near at hand, where there will
De for sale many pretty and unique ar
phans who are anXiously looking for
homes; one, BILLY Butter" wants to be
adopted by the most popular little boy in
Washington; while the other, Uncle Sam"
rs the daintiest, fullest of Angora cats,
and is understood to be already casting
eyes at Queen Lii, the attractive Angora
belonging to the board of control. Among
the other articles to be disposed of
at the booth will be a badge for
the most popular foreman of a fire
company; bicycle to the most popular
member of the ladies' committee, or of the
family of a member of Washington Cen
tennial Lodge; box at a theater to the
most popular single lady working at Tie
booth of the lodge, and a carving set to
the most popular wife Of a member of the
lodge.
The fair committee of Pentalpha Lodge,
No. q, gave a poverty party Friday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. w. H. Nc
keldin. and realized considerable guam
tty of donations, and had a most enjoyable
evening. There was a good attendance
and some of the costumes were quite
unique.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. VIM. Mus.
ser and Mr.. Wood for the best costumes