Evening star., 1901-08-31

brecht. H. Wagner, J. s. Huseman. l.
Rubel, ]. WALL H. T. La Clair, George B.
Hedges
On tickets-E. ]. Ratigan, chairman; C.
e. Dietrich, E. ]. O'Brien, j. j. Crowley,
Frank Rom A. s Nolen. VIM. Reed ] II
mond. t. /. Gaut, NJ. ]. Mccarthy. o. h.
Biggs, w. Hageman. John NJ Gayer, C. ].
LIndquist, p. ]. Crowley.
Prizes offered.
These prizes Will be awarded to holders
of tickets: First. silk damask rocker:
second. parlor rocker; third one years
subscription to Post; fourth, one years
subscription to Times; fifth. fountain pen:
sixth. lady's pearl handle umbrella:
seventh, lady's silk waist; eighth, willow
rocker; ninth. parlor table; tenth silver
vase; eleventh. parlor rocker: twelfth,
merchandise.
The following firms and individuals have
donated valuable and useful articles which
will be awarded as prizes In the various
games. Twelve of these articles have been
set aside to be used awards to coupon
holders. The donations are: Saks q Co,
one umbrella: NJ. Goldsmith g. Son, one
silver cup; Castelberg. one silver vase:
Rich, one pair slippers; Charles Dietz.
one box Of union cigars: Law Reporter
Company, one fountain pen; Charles Z.
Hodgkin. 50; P. ]. Nee, willow rocker;
John Rudden, parlor table; House & Herr
mann, parlor rocker; Parker, Bridget &
Co.. two pairs OF gloves; julius Lansburgh,
one upholstered silk damask rocker; Will
liam Fl. Livermore, catching glove: Will
liam Hahn & Co., one pair Of tennis shoes;
NJ. GoldenberS, So taneta Qady's) silk
waist: w. b. Wheeler, fifty, Temple" c-
gars; the Post, one years subscription TO
daily Post; William Dietz, one bottle OF
Paul Jones whisky; the Times Company
one years subscription to the Times daily
and Sunday; Heilbrun & Co., two pairs
athletic shoes; Reinhardt's SILK House.
In w. ri ha 61a Z l.,rs Iaf
ace ladys ready-to-wear hat; Schmedtis
Bros. butter dish: ]. r. Major, comb and
brush; Hecht & CO., one umbrella; VIII
liam Baliantyne & Sons, merchandise; r.
Harris & Co, merchandise; Mayer & Pet
tit, parlor rocker; X Kneessf Ss Son, mer-
chandise; Loeb & Co., hat; J. A. Sauerland.
81 James Y. Davis Sons, one umbrella;
Henry Evans. one buttle perfumery; Hirsh
& Well umbrella. Emil West, one pair OF
silk suspenders: c. Auerbach one UNI
brella: Sweet & Co, one fountain pen:
manager, one bottle perfumery; s. Fish
man & Son, $3 hat; William J. Zeh,- one
half cord of wood for barbecue; A. o.
Hutterly, gold medal.
knights mt Marshall Hall.
District Assembly No. 66, Knights of La
Dor, will spend the day at Marshall Hall.
The exercises will begin at II noon, the
program embracing a base ball game, pig
chase, wheelbarrow race, tub race, 100
yard foot race. ladies' foot race twenty
yards; sack race, three-Iegged race, fancy
dance for children. prize waltz. competi-
tive cakewalk and fancy dancing.
The various committees having charge OF
the affair are:
Executive committeelCharIes L. Hick-
man. chairman; w. A. Dion. secretary:
Thomas Sheahan, treasurer; J. Frank
O'Meara, Thomas y. 0Dea.-~S A-s
Committee on sperts-7J. Frank, %. Meara,
chairman: c. r. James, H. w, Jordan.
Frank Haynes. II. w. Kline, G. W. Slater,
J. A. Lohr. H. B. Martin.
Committee on dancing-Thomas Sheahan.
chairman; r. c. Keiner, VIM. ~Childs, J.
+. Sweeney, Thomas B. Johnson. Edward
Hopkins, G. w. Gaylor, j. V. Skeen.
Committee on boats and comfort-W. A.
Dion chairman; w. L. Dwuart, J. F. Con-
nor. Thomas Fay. E. C. Bissett, c. II.
Hewitt, H. Shulteis.
The Prizes Donated.
Donations Of prizes have been made a.
follows:
r. Harris & Co.. one brooch: Heilbrun's
Shoe House, one pair gents shoes; w. @.
Orr & Co., one pair vases; Washington
Times Co., one years subscription: Par
ker. Bridget e. Co., one sweater; a friend.
comb, brush and case.
Exercises at River View.
The Building Trades Council and its
friends will spend the day at River View.
ne COHlInlltSc ildNlu6 the CASuiSiok1 IA
charge has completed its arrangements
and has omitted nothing which would in-
sure the patrons OF that popular resort q
day and evening of enjoyment.
In addition to the many amusements al.
ready at the View there viii be q game
of base ball at noon. between a picked
nine of timers and painters. These play
ers have in the past been stars in some OF
the best amateur teams then known In
the District. thus insuring fine game OF
ball.
There will be games for the children In
which prizes will be contested for. and In
the evening a prize dance, In which sew
eral well-known couples will take part.
The committee, to insure the comfort
Of those who attend the exercises. has pro.
vided for five trips to the excurs1o0
grounds. The Pentz. Arrowsmith and RAN
dali will leave at 10 am. -f.80. 2:15, 4:1B
and $50 pm. returning at 3. 8, 8. and
10:30 pm.
Members of the committee will meet dele
cations at the wharf where tickets may
be obtained.