Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-23
FOUR NIGHTS MORE
The Close of he Masonic Fair Will
Be Animated.
INTEREST II VOTING CONTESTS
A Lively camRi@ Where Results
Ane in Mich Doubt.
RECORDS SO FAR MADE

Patriotism again ran high at the Masonic
fair and exposition last. night. and, every
time Haley's Band played martial air
the crowd cheered to the echo. The guests
OF honor were the Grand Army Of the Re-
public. the ladies Of the Loyal Legion, the
Confederate Veterans Association and the
Daughter of the American Revolution.
! The Grand Army came in in body under
command of Department Commander
Hendricks, Senior Vice Commander Chase,
Junior Vice Commander Carter, Adjt. Gen.
Varhoef and Assistant Quartermaster Gen
| eral Calvert. The posts represented were:
Rollins, No. 1; Kit Carson, No. 2; Lincoln,
NO. 8; Morton. No. 4; Meade, No. 3; Rey
noids, No. q; Garfield, No. T. Burnside, No.
.; Sumner, No. 8; Fsarragut, No. 10; Poto-
| mac NO. IL; Grant, No. u; Logan, No. 10:
sheridan, No. II; Thomas, No. 10; Wilson,
| NO. u; Morris, No. 10, and Lafayette
The temperance and insurance organiza-
lions OF the District will be in attendance
tonight. and after a day of rest tomorrow
the numerous eager and able gentlemen
aiu iadles connected with the enterprise
VIM ADDRESS themselves to a determined eff
ioFt 10 make the last three days of the fair
next week the most momentous of all in a
substantial sense. The Marine Band will
give the concerts Monday and Tuesday
.at sn.s' ~ eohesday being devoted exclu-
sIveiy TO the work of disposing of remain
ing aruc!es and chasing the voting cam
pa1gn. All books in the voting contests
under direction Of the board of control
night.
Inc records III the various events when
the ialr closed last night was as follows:
Library to police precinct-First, 200; sec
ond. 2I5; third, $50; eighth 176
Uniforms for fire department COMPANY
Isl Battalion. 125: I'd Battalion 100.
PLUMBERS outfit for journeyman plumber
J; Z; Darnall IS; R. E. Fitzgerald 80.
fa1r assistant-Mss L. A. Walker 40; Mrs
Parkhurst. 3d.; Mrs. Standiford, 25; Mrs
ieatman, 26; Mrs. Richardson, 81; Mrs
Allen "a: Mrs. Gould. IS; Mrs. otterback,
~; Mrs Henderson, %; Mrs. Galliher 80
Bicycle to letter carrier-J A. Jordan
so; H. q" Tegler. IS; r. l.. Campbell, b;
]. w. Blumer, 40
Typewriter machine to lady typewriter
Mrs. c A Handy. So Miss Lillian Norton,
80; Miss M. E.. Bishop, 3S; Miss Gerty
Smith, 80.
Silver punch bowl for saloon or restau-
rant keeper or caterer-Warwick. 40; Chas
Dietz, so: c. Kramer. So; Gerstenberg, 90:
Croghan, 80; Ranscher. 80: Osborne, 81:
Hoban. 80; Dismer, %; Altschwee, SO;
Burkhardt, 40.
Diamond jewel to past or present COM
mander Knights Templar-Frank H. Thorn
as. SO; Ben Allen, 81; Andrew Kelly, 30;
Tom Morgan. %: John Olcott, 80: otter
back. 81; Caldwell. 10; Henderson. IS; Geo.
Walker, 30; Jno. O'Neill 10; Sam Yeatman.
20; Jesse Lee. 1s; Gallagher. 26: Myron NJ
Parker, 20; j. Henry Small jr. fl
Bicycle to young lady-Miss Ryrne 81:
Miss Murray, rs; Miss King, Is; Miss. An
derson, %.
Silver lodge Jewels to any Blue Lodge
New Jerusalem, %; Dawson. 80; Lafayette,
"a; Potomac. a3: Anacostia, %; King David,
3d. NJ. NJ. Parker. "a; Pentalpha, IT,. Har-
n1onyC "a; Acacia. %; B. B. French, ~:
Washington Centennial. 30: Federal %;
Hope, 81; Hiram, 49, lebanon 81. sa,i
Silver commandery Jewels to any knight
Templar Commandery-Washin &c; CO.
lumbia. "A; Potomac. 3s; De Molay, 81;
Orient, So 70 f7'r
Gold chapter jewels to any royal arch
chapter-Eureka. 80: Washington. "a: Co
lumbia, 80; Mount Vernon. SO; Lafayette,
"a: Mount Horeb, 30; Hiram, 80.
Allison Nailor, gold watch to High School
Cadet-Geo. Berry, 80; Began, 81; Yeat-
man, IS.
Typewriter to public school girl-Mss
kuhlman 90
Knight Templar uniform and outfit to
any Knight Templar or prospective Knight
Templar-Simmers, %; Clear, 20; Garner,
30: Ellis, 3S; Richardson 40
Brass crib and outfit to most popular in
fant-Cluskey Cromwell. jr., 80: Francis
Armstrong. 30; Margaret Hudson, 80; Janet
Walker. 81 Fred Gregory, &c.
Shrine jewel to any Shriner-Tom Walker,
50; Roberts. 81: Jacobus Jones' %; Gray,
%; Taber. "a; Miller 80.
Elks' diamond pin to any Elk-Emil
Schaffer, 80; Simms, As; Ed. B. Hay, So
Fair Notes of Interest.
Season tickets will be honored, as usual
the three nights and afternoons of next
week. There are many of the season tick
cts in use which have not been paid for
and the board Of control, at last nights
meeting. issued a request urging all
Masons who have not settled for such
tickets to do SO at once. 1t was also de-
cided that tickets rot paid for would not
be included in those among which the
valuable prizes will be divided
The booth of De Molay Mounted Com
mandery is one Of the most attractive at
the Masonic fair. The floral branch is pre-
sided over by Miss Bessie Slater as chair
man, chaperoned by her mother. Mrs Dr.
w. B. Smith. Miss Besse's receipts for
flowers have been more than satisfactory
BY the bye, it was through her fore
thought, prompted by her musical talent
that fine march was written and dedi-
Gated to the commandery. Miss Slater has
met with the same success at this fair
that she did at the given by the Co
lumbia Athletic Club, where her services
were so highly appreciated.
The following is the program at the
Old English Village tonight: Part l. T:45
p.m.-Punch and Judy. Messrs Muth and
Purde; exhibition of bag punching Mr..
George A. Crawford. jr.. Columbia Ath-
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