Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-18
FAIR OF TYPO UNION, NO. 1o1
Committees Engaged Perfecting Arrange
ments for the Event.
President Mckinley to Attend. If Pos
sibIe, the Opening NfEht-The
Booth Committees.

The fair to be given by Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. 101, beginning No
vember q, 1890, is increasing in interest, 1t
is declared, as the time for opening the
fair approaches The various committees
are hard at work making the final arrange
ments.
The committee on invitation called at the
White House Friday last to invite Presl-
dent Mckinley to attend the opening night.
They We're given assurances that, If 1t Is
possible he would be present. Mr.. Webster
Davis. assistant secretary of the interior,
and Mr.. Perry Heath, assistant postmaster
general. have each accepted an invitation
to be present.
Donations of every character are coming
in daily, and everything tends toward max,
ing the fair one of the most successful
ever held in the District
The program for each evening will be, in
part. follows:
Monday evening-Reception by President
Mckinley and addresses by Mr.. Perry 8.
Heath and Mr.. Webster Davis. Tuesday
eVening-Reception to Business Mems As
ISOLATION. W Wednesday STANDARDIZATION
to fra ternal orga niZations. Thursday af-
ternoon-Thanksgiving dinner in banquet
hall; evening, drill by Morton Cadets.
Saturday evening-Reception to labor or
CARNATIONS.
The flower and lemonade booth, which is
to be a special feature Of the fair, will have
the following select committee in charge:
Miss Mary Frederick chairman; the Misses
Maggie Mcnamara Mamie Anderson, Ma
mic McNelly and Minnie Hall and Mrs. A.
J. Benton.
The following ladies will be in charge of
the candy booth Mrs. Geo. H. Ellis, the
Misses Marion Garrett and Lizzie Nc
Kevitt.
Committees in Charge.
There will be ten booths In ALL and COM
mittees have been selected to take charge
of them as follows:
First division booth committee-The fol-
lowing committee has been appointed by
the first division to solicit donations and
assist the general committee at the fair:
Mr. VIM. IL. Fisher chairman; J. c.
Lesher. secretary; George =. Dowcll, F..
NJ. Richardson and l.. \. Wisener. The fol-
lowing ladies have consented to aid the
above committee ana take charge of the
first division booth: Miss Gertrude NJ. Stan
ley. chairman: Mrs. Mollie Bright. Mrs.
Minor, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Molie Speaks
and the Misses keba Fisher, Sadie Null
len, Nellie Warren, Fannie Smith, Cecilia
V. Murphy, Katie Thicker, Alice Zook
Alic" Welsh. Lucy Morrison, Annie Leon
ard Amanda Craig, Emma Dahl Mamie
Birdie Kesler, Mcllie Spalding, Dena
Grasse, Virdie Fordham Maggie Holmes
Mae Cissel. Ella Stanley and Eva Stanley.
The second division committees as
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Frye Frank F. Schwlng T. A. Billings
D. H. Musick, VIM. F. Lewis, d f. Brown
John Macksey, J: D. Garland. Auxiliary
committee co Mrs. H. F. j. Drake: Mrs: Will
F. Schwing, Mrs f. c. Roberts. Mrs. VIM.
E. Lewis. Mrs. H S. Sutton Mrs. j. D.
Garland. Mrs. E. G. Farrell. the Misses
Bessie and Carrie Robinson, Mabel Keller
Hattie Dyer Alice Kttchmiller Alice Far
rell
Third division general committee: w S
Hcrmen, chairman; Geo. c. Havenner, c.
A. Rhinehart. Howard Sherman, John D.
Roberts. w. S. Weld, James H. Heslet
Ladies, auxiliary committee, same division:
Mrs. ID. J. Roberts chairman; Mesdames
A. L. Randall, W. S. Weld and James H
Heslet-
Committee of fourth division booth-J. R
Afford, chairman; Albert Cottle, John Mad
dox, Chas. o. Doten, James Healy, Joe NJ
o. G Boteler, Grant S. Barnhart, II. D.
Lnwd Z. F. Smith, Harry Outcalt, A. B.
Johnson, Clarence Lewis. The following is
the ladies' auxiliary committee of the same
Boteler H. D. Best, Ida Dodge, Geo.
Fletcher NJ. A Hughson Virginia johnson,
II. d. Lowd, Harry Outcalt, James Walker,
the Misses Bertha Hunter, Zoe Hunter,
Annie O'Hare, Nellie O'Hare, Rachel Rich
ardson, Addie satterfield, Florence Sickles
and Mrs. and Miss Macy, Mrs. and Miss
Stanford.
Fifth division committee-F. H Barn
j .. II,
Greene tr.; Chas S Dennison, ]. F. Nc
Cormick, ]. P. Allen, NJ. ]. Hess. G. c.
Hqrbershaw, E. f. Gessler, G: F. Purdy,
Brodnax S. G. Rooms, H. D. Easterbrook,
f. Heidingsfeld. H. O'Donnel, H. c. Nc
Lean VIM. T. Hall, H. L. Murray and n
Fl. Lyle. Ladies auxiliary to ffth-Mrs.
Chas. e. Holmes chairman; Mrs F. II.
Barnhart vice chairman; Mrs. j. F. Nc
Cormtck, secretary; Mrs. s. NJ. Simpson.
treasurer; Mrs Robinson. Mrs. j. p. Allen,
Mrs. VIM. I. Hall, Mrs Bailey. Miss Mar
garet Petrie, Miss Maud Webster. Miss
Jane Petrie Miss Gertrude Webster. Miss
Lulu Wood, Miss Maggie Wood, Mrs G.
{. Furbershaw. Miss Corinne Wood, Miss
Sarah Furbershaw. Miss Lille MulIan Mrs
". NJ Wood Mrs. Warner, Miss Eva KOrff
Mrs. Sadie Bailey, Mrs L. c. johnson
Mrs. II. d. EasterbrOok and Miss Addie
Garner.
Other Booths
Booth committee job room-Milo Shanks.
chairman; c. NJ. Ballard. c. W Bredwell.
j. Lyon King, E. L. Howes; lady attend
ants-Mesdames Maggie Purcell. Eleanor
Rowan, the Misses Ida Bryan. Addie Mar
tin, Mary Davis, Carrie Moss, Mary O'Con-
nor Sadie Fo,ey, Lizzie Cummings, Mamie
HAYES, May Walsh. Mamie Boland, Katie
Roland. Maud Norris, Mary Owens, Carrie
GODS Rose Mccarthy, Rose Busch
The following is a partial list of those
who have charge of the branch booth. rem
Tesentlng the Treasury, State War, NAVY,
interior and Agricultural divisions: Treas
uIy division: Miss Leonard, Miss Bergen.
MISS Morrison, Miss Dubant, Miss Stern,
MISS blanchard, Miss Heller Miss Morgan
MSS . Ioole Miss Marceau, Mrs. NJ G.
Nolan. Mrs. T. A. Bynum
Press committee: G.. G. Seibold, chairman.
n. r Sauter, and l. B. Fields. COMMITTEE,
on donations: F. c. Miller. chairman.
State division: f. l.. Manderfeld. s "
Iaylor Miss Ager. Miss Heihereer Nj