The evening times., 1899-11-25
AN INDUSTRIES EXHIBIT.
Plans for nm Elaborate ExpOsitiOn
at Masonic Temple.

mt Masonic Temple.
The American Industrial Exposition that
| is to be held in Masonic Temple from No
vember 2s until December promises TO be
| OF unusual interest. Mrs. William f. Holtz.
man VIII have the management of the af-
fair. A unique feature will be the manu.
1acture of certain goods in sight of the
visitors. An elaborate programme has
been prepared
Tuesday, November IS, there will be a
promenade concert and flower show
Wednesday. November %. a lecture by DIR.
Toner. OF New York on the National Cash
Register Company. Of Dayton. Ohio; Thurs
day, November go a lecture by Miss Alice
Donlevy, of New York, on Art and Ameri
can Industries" Friday. December l. a
lecture by Miss Susie Pollock. on THE In
dustrial Side Of Kindergartens;" Saturday.
December 2. fancy dancing by Miss Clara
Stevens class; Monday. December 4, Old
Glory tdrilD. under the management of
Mrs. Kennedy. OF Cuba. Special tickets.
70 cents: Tuesday. December 5. proper
food. Shred Wheat Company; Wednesday,
December s. fancy dancing by Mrs. Dyer's
pupils. and a cake-walk: Thursday. De-
cember Z. tableaux and fancy dancing and
on Friday. December s. an auction.
Especially interesting will be a model
landscape village measuring by II feet,
and doll house furnished with imported
furniture. now on exhibition at $40 +
Street. rag doll forty four inches in
height will be presented to the little girl
receiving the largest number of votes and
handsome pair of skates for the boz re-
ceiying the largest number while prizes
viii be given for the best exhibit of wom-
ans work.
Thanksgiving evening Miss Ferguson. OF
Georgia will give .-darky' sermon
which will undoubtedly be very entertain
ing. as this lady is considered by Sol
Smith Russell 10 be the finest imitator of
old-time negro dialect he has ever heard
The proceeds of the lunches served every
day will go to the organizations giving the
lunches. OF these there are four-the
Southern Relief Society. Sixth Presbyte-
rian Church. st. Andrews Guild. and Bell
Memorial Home. The money derived from
the sale of booths will be divided among
the four equally after the rent. advertising,
and other expenses have been deducted.
There are to be thirty nine booths and
among the exhibitors are the following:
Mccormick Co. OF Baltimore spices;
SHREDDED Wheat Buiscuit Company, of Wor-
cester. Mass; Milton Bradley Company, OF
Campbell Co. preserves and pickles;
Manual Training School. of the District
Of Columbia; Siynfi q Co. Turkish goods:
Decorative Art Society, of the District of
Columbia: Mr.. Johnson of Philadelphia
popcorn. oranges. etc: Sickles, of Dis
trict of Columbia, cigars; Curtis. of Phila-
deiphia, optical goods; Berwick. of Phila-
delphia, linen marker: Merchant of At
lantic City leather goods: Singer Sewing
Machine Company; Cassidy, of Atlantic
City. candy making: st. Andrews Pastors
Aid Society. homemade cakes: Southern
Relief Association. coffee; Sixth Presby-
terian Church. fancy booth; Mrs. William
f. Hoffman, dolls and baskets.
Among the ladies from the four organi-
cations which will participate are the fol-
lowing:
Sixth Presbyterian Church-Mrs. Mil
lard r. Thompson. Mrs. Henry Clark
Mrs. John Yates Mrs. Wyman. Mrs Fish,
Mrs. Jayine. Mrs. William King. Mrs
Friedly, Mrs. Breson, Mrs Skinner. Mrs.
William Thompson. Mrs. Hercus.
The Southern Relief Society-President.
Miss Virginia Miller; vice presidents. Mrs
Albert Akers. Mrs. T. G. Riley. Mrs. E.
w. Eyres. and Mrs. E. Rust Smith. Ex-
ecutive committee-Mrs. S. Sprigg Belt
chairman: Mrs. J. W. Drew. Mrs. Green
wood Stanley. Mrs. T. S. Munce. Mrs.
Archibald Young, and Mrs. C. d. Menvin.
st. Andrews Parish Gui.d-President
Mrs. Scott Payne; vice president Mrs.
Hood; treasurer. Mrs. Spring Poole: sec
retary Mrs Miller