Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-03
LADIES OF sPENTALPHA
AUXILIARY TO, eAsoN1c LODGE
HOLDS AFFECTING.
Arranging for Participation in Com
ing rair-Iafayssss lodge and
It's Band Of Aids.

The ladies of Pen&alpha Lodge held
meeting last evening ut has New York
avenue, when final arraHgements were
made for the part tie lodge win take in
the coming Masonic fairt Rentalpha Lodge
Will have the entire space in the gallery
of Convention Hall. which will be devoted
to the sale of ice cream and other light
refreshments In addition there will be a
rummage table and fishpohd Three rooms
in the annex will be devoted to various
amusement features.
Tonight there will be "measuring
party for the purpose of raising money
for the lodge fair funds at the residence
of Mrs. Edward A. Keller 40 18th street
northeast. Each lady and gentleman at
tending the party will be measured for
height for the nominal fee of ) cents per
itneal foot or fraction thereof There will
also be refreshments, rflusicsand games
Cash Contribution.
A contribution of 500 has been received.
through Mr.. George T. Parker, from the
Citizens Trust and Guarantee Company of
West Virginia. A list of the donations to
the fair is being compiled by Director Cen
eral Standiford and will be ready for pub
LEGATION within the week
A sock party will be given by the ladies
of Esther Chapter at Scottish Rite Hall,
1907 G street northwest, tonight. The re-
ceiptS from the enterprise already exceed
the sum which the ladies had hoped to
raise by the entertainment and the pros
poets are extremely bright.
Martha Chapter, o. E. S.
The committee of Martha Chapter No. A.
o. E. s., gave a tea last evening in aid
of the chapter booth at the fair. 1t took
place at the hall of Naval Lodge Pennsyl-
vania avenue and 4th street southeast the
rooms having been handsomely decorated
previously with cut flowers and plants.
It was a grand success In every particular
over LOCO tickets having been sold. The
house was crowded.
Auxiliary to Lafayette Lodge.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
ladies who are to assist Lafayette Lodge
No. 10, at the coming Masonic fair was
held in lodge room No. l. Masonic Temple,
last Saturday evening. Mrs. Henry c. Es-
pey OF 904 Sd street northwest was elected
chairman of the committee, Mrs. James L.
Marshall treasurer of booth, and J. H
Lichliter temporary secretary. Another
meeting of this ladies' auxiliary will be
held Friday evening at Masonic Temple 1t
was resolved to hold financial and
social feature box party" This party
will be held at Masonic Temple second
floor, next Tuesday evening at s O'Clock.
Each lady participant is requested to bring
q box containing, according to her wish or
fancy, lunch or light dinner. something
amusement, and these boxes are to be voted
for, sold or otherwise disposed of as the
meeting may decide. The purchaser of a
box of lunch, dinner or other eatables will
have the privilege of eating sharing the
contents of the box with the lady who pre-
pared and presented the box.
Ladies in Charge
The ladies who are to assist Lafayette
Lodge Mrs. Charles Clement Allen
Miss katherine X. M Allen. Miss A c.
Armstrong, Miss Bertha Daar. Miss irene
II. Backenheimer. Mrs Isabel II. Blake
lock, Miss Kate Z. Blakelock. Mrs. E. H
Bond. Miss E. NJ. Boyer, Miss Ida Brown
ing. Mrs. LIE Blonde Burdette. Miss But
Ter Miss Eveina CaIfahan Miss Florence
B. Callahan, Miss Ethel Calvert. Miss Mar
tina E. Cock, Miss Curtis Mrs. John B.
Daish, Miss May E. Daish, Mrs. S. S,
Daish Mrs; George a. Darling Mrs. Da-
Wis, Mrs Anna r. Decker, Mrs. Samuel
Einstetn, Mrs. Henry C.. rEspey. Miss Ma
bel Espey, Miss BERTHE FAINT, Mrs. Rosa
B. Fischer, Miss Isabel Fischer Mrs. V.
NJ. Fookes, Miss Edith Foster. Miss Ethel
Foster, Miss Bessie Galliher, Mrs, Charles
H. Galliher, Mrs.-5W. r. Galliher, Miss
Maggie George Miss Evelyn Grady, Mrs.
Annie e. Grigsby. Miss Jennie NJ. Har-
prin. Miss Ruth Heilprin. Miss Mary Helen
Helff, Miss Anna Herndon, Miss Nina L.
Higdon. Miss Gertrude Higdon Miss Ella
Howison, Miss Martha Howison, Mrs. F.
Warren Johnson. Miss Hortense Keables,
Mrs. John r. Keech, Mrs NJ. Kets KEN
ethy. Miss julia Kinsolving. Mrs. Charles
L I, Knight Mr., Mrs Henry knoch. Miss Olive
Jennie Lem, Mrs. Nettie J. Long,
Miss Evelyn Marshall, Mrs James L.
Marshall, Miss Nettie Medford, Mrs John j.
Needing. Mrs. E. Metzger, Miss Ethel Miller,
Miss Mamie Miller. Miss Charlotte Miner,
Miss Blanche Montgomery, Miss Mabel
Moreland. Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan, Mrs T.
Frank Morgan, Mrs. Muhleman, the Misses
Muhleman, Mrs. s. P. Mullan. Miss May
Mullan, Mrs. E. ]. Murray, Miss Celia E.
Newland, Mrs. j. B. Nichols, Mrs Gene
We've Q. Nickel Miss f. Grace Nye Mrs
M. A. Nye. Mrs George Ostermeyer, Miss
Lottie Parsons. Mrs. William II. Parsons,
Miss Jessie Peters Miss Willie Peters, Mrs.
BENJAMIN Pettitt. Mrs. Adelaide Pocock.
Mrs G. w. Powers, Mrs. Forrest. H Purks,
Miss Essie Reed Miss Lizzie Reed, Mrs T.
J. W. Robertson. Mrs. James A. Ruther-
ford, Miss Pattie Sanderlin. Miss Jennie
Sanger, Mrs. A. \. Scott Mrs. w. H Sell
den, Miss Mary j. Shelley. Miss Evelyn
Slater, Mrs j; II: Snapp, Miss Kate T. Sor
rell, Mrs. L. F. Stearns, Miss Flora Stein
berg. Mrs. Lille Stewart. Miss Elizabeth
Stouthers Miss Elizabeth Strickler, Mrs
Trilby. Mrs. Charles II. Venill, Mrs j.
Kirby Wade, Mrs. G. II. Walker, Miss Ma
bel Waller, Miss Sarah Waters. Mrs. John
L. Weaver. Miss Maud Webster. Mrs
Frank p. Wilkins. Miss Jennie P. Wikin-
son, Mrs. Ada c. Williams Miss Effie Wool
verton, Miss Mary Woolverton. Miss Ruby
Woolverton, Mrs. s. NJ. Yeatman Miss
Yerkes and Mrs. Charles Tanner
Orient Commandery Aids.
meeting of the ladies' auxiliary COM
mttee of Orient Commandery, No. s. K T.,
Masonic fair committee, was held Tuesday
evening at the residence of the chairman,
Mrs. Chester II. Beatty. 1913 A street north
east. The reports Of the several subcom-
mittees were most favorable, many addi-
tional articles and cash donations being re-
ported.
The arrangements for the tea to be