Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-03-28
ALLOTMENTS OF SPACE
THE MASONIC FAIR COMMITTEES
PROVIDED FOR.
Honorary Auxiliary Composed Of Rep
resentatives in Congress, Prominent
Army Men and Civilians.

Mr.. Harry Stand1fOrd director general OF
the Masonic Fair Association, has announced
the assignment Of space in the armory
building, which will be<used as an annex to
Convention Hall during the big fair next
month. The assignment is as follows:
First floor-Room !, office of the director
general for the reception of merchandise
The remainder of this floor will be used
for the storage of such material as may
not be Immediately desired in the rooms
above.
Second floor-Rooms 1 and 2, reception
rooms for visiting organizations; 3, recep-
ton room; and s, ladies' committee and
the committee on the reception and care
of visitors; 9, committee on organization;
Z, storage.
Third HORIZONS 1 and 2, committee on
public comfort and order; 8, unassigned; 4
and 5, Esther Chapter o. E. S., smoker; g.
st, Johns Lodge, Manhattan pool table,
coffee, palmistry; Z, Houdon life mask of
Washington and Washington museum; g.
Almas Temple entertainment; 8, Columbia
Commandery smoker: 10. vacant; II, IL and
show; IA, Federal Lodge, No. 1; Is, Column
bia Commandery drill team lockers; 16, AL
mas Temple patrol lockers; IT, committee
on tickets and badges; Is, J. ]. Faber, pho
tographs.
Fourth foor-Room 1, press committee; 2,
executive committee; 3 and 4, display rooms:
5. large dancing floor; g. donations; and 8,
Harmony Lodge, No. 1.
Members Of Columbia Chapter held an
other meeting last night at headquarters.
A number of the native Turks who will as
sist the ladies in making coffee and the
sale of Turkish articles were present and
gave instructions to the ladies in the man
ner of wearing the oriental costumes which
will distinguish the members of Columbia
Chapter during the fair.
Executive Committee Business.
The executive committee of Washington
ommandery also held meeting last even
ing. The report Of the ladies' committee
was presented by DR.. D. Percy Hickling,
and a recommendation as to guessing con-
test Endorsed. 1t was also decided to offer
handsome diamond ring, which will be
contested for
This commandery will maintain a nov
city at its booth. in the way of a complete
candy factory in full operation All Of the
machinery will be in position and a corps
of the most experienced candy makers In
the city have been engaged for the occa-
sion. This candy will be put up in hand
some boxes and sold by winsome young
ladies, who will not take no for an answer
1t is the intention of those promoting the
enterprise to give full value for the money
received, and they promise that the candv
will be as good as any that can be OBJ
tanned in the city and at reasonable prices
lemonade well will also be maintained
A number of other matters were discussed,
which 1t is desired to keep secret until the
opening of the fair
Honorary Committee
In addition to the committee of Senators
and Representatives announced a few
weeks ago the following honorary commit
tee has been appointed:
Representatives - Bankhead Bartlett
Beidler, Belmont, Bromwell Burkett, Bur-
oil p,,~r
Crumpacker. DeArmond, Dick, Dinsmore,
Elliott, Fleming. Fletcher, Grosvenor, Hem
ry, Hepburn. Hildebrant Jackson, Jenkins,
Jett, Lanham, Lester. Little. Long. Loud,
Maddox. Mercer, Moody. Norton, Nevin,
Overstreet. Pearre, Ray, Richardson,
Rucker, Sheldon. Skies, D. II. Smith, s. W.
Smith. ". A. Smith, Shook, Southland, Sper-
kins. Underwood. Vandiver, Wagner, War
mock, Wheeler and Young. Secretary Will
son. Lieutenant General Miles, Major Cen
eral Corbin, Rear Admiral Schley. John w.
ter, K. t.. U. s.; Mr.. Harrison Dingman,
past imperial potentate, A. A. o. N. NJ. s.;
o. l.. Spaulding, Milton E. Allies, Frank L.
Campbell, William A. Rodenberg, H. Clay
George NJ. Bowers, Col Theodore A. Bing-
ham, George p. Roberts, Leverett M. KEEL
ley, Prof. Willis L. Moore Major Frank
Strong. Frank Baker, Capt. James E.
w lllc anu IeOTSe w. beavers.
Business Men to Assist.
One hundred business men-Joseph Auer-
bach, Lester A. Barr, Arthur T. Brice-
William H. Baum, Nazareth Bunch, Will
lam H. H. Cissel, William H. Coving-
ton, Joseph H. Crawford. Francis M Girls
well, John B. Daish, Rufus H. Darby,
Rein w. Darby, Eldred g. Davis, Fred
er;ck NJ. Detweier, Edward F. Droop
I'm
Charles r. Edmonston, Jacob B. Eiseman
William X. Ellis, Frederick W. Enrich.
Jesse G. Ergood Henry Evans, Howard D.
Feast Robert L. Fleming. Percy s. Foster.
Albert F. Fox, Daniel Fraser, Thomas M.
Gale, William T. Gailiher. William Gibson,
Benjamin s. Graves, Benjamin w. Guv,
William Hahn. Frank L. Harvey, Reuben
Harris Edwin b. Hay, Samuel B. Hege,
Frank c. Henry, +. Philip Hermann, Will
lam H. Hoeke, Charles E. Hodgkin. s.
Porter House. Frank Hume. Charles Jacob
SEP, Andrew W. Kelley, William s. Knox
James Lansburgh, Ralph w. Lee. Andrew
Loeff1er, Alvin M. Lcthrop Daniel J. Ma
carly, John McElroy, John McGregor, Will
ian H. McKnew. Harry c. Moses, George
]. Mueller, Clarence F. Norment. James r
Norris. Henry T. Offterdinger, Theodore %,
Ogram. James F. Oyster, Harry B. Parker.
Ross Perry, James s. Raeburn, Isador
Saks. Lorin M: Saunders. Franklin T. SAN
ner, Charles Schneider Samuel S. Shedd.
George A. Shehan, John H. Small. ST.. En-
mons 8. Smith, Thomas W. Smith, Henry
K. Simpson, Charles G. Sloan, Edwin x
Somborn, Orren G. Staples, Frederick A
Sitter, Samuel w. Stinemetz, Colin Studs
Rufus H. Thayer. William B. Thomnson
James s. Topham, Richard W. Tyler. a
Taylor Wade, John F. Waggaman BEDFORD
w. Walker, John T. Walker Thomas r.
Walker, Charles p. Williams, Wash r
Williams. Louis D. Wine. Simon Wolf. Levi
Woodbury. and John c. Yost
Finance committee-Myron M Parker g
w. Woodward, John Joy Edison, B. H war
ner. Albert F. Fox, Thomas F. Walsh John
IL Herrell. Isador Saks and Oscar J. Rick
etts.
Board Of Control.
Members of board Of control-William A.
Brown, J. Claude KEEPER, Thomas H.
Young, William G. Henderson, William T.
Jones. D. C. Vaughn, John Speed smith
James A. Wetmore. William NJ Garrett. w,
Hamilton Smith. Frank C. Roach, William
T. Galliher, John F. Collins, Samuel G
Palmer, Joseph C. Johnson, Charles A. NJ
Loefier, Charles S. Hyer, Joseph M Mccoy
Thomas g. Carmick. Frank H Thomas
Charles w. Otis. Joseph L. Atkins Theodore
Friebus. Louis Behrens. A. G. Hermann.
Charles 6. Zange, Abram Frey, Alfred Nj
Lambeth, John A. Meyer, Fred w Behrens
Stephen M. Ryder. Emil G. Schafer Alexan,
der Mckenzie, William L. Boyden James
H. Trimble, Samuel e. Aler w Harsh