The Washington times., 1902-04-06
THE PRESS COMMITTEE.

Fair will issue bright and breezy paper
during the fair. 1t will be daily, and
the lineal successor OF the Masonic Fair
News" of the fair of 1895 George H.
Walker, chairman of the committee. will
De the editor. He will be assisted by the
following gentlemen, several of whom
were actively connected with the commit
tee four years ago: Wallace Streater, Will
liam L. Boyden, r. Beresford, c. X Ber-
rynian, Thomas w. Cadick, Charlton NJ
Clark, S. T. Covert, A. j. Dodge, E. T.
Oroop. jr., H. A. Fellows, William Gar
rett, George R. Gray, Thomas F. Herring,
Frank H. Hosford, C. S. Hyer, Charles
J. James, A. G. Judson, C. c. Lamond, L.
Landwehr, r. NJ. Lal-ner, S NJ Leitzell
Charles T. Lindsay. H. B. Mason, A D.
Marks, Joseph NJ. Mccoy, J. b. Miller,
Edward NJ. Mix, II. J. Mock, Charles w.
Otis, William Quinn, G. w. Rowzer, Isaac
E Shoemaker, W. Ham Smith, f. C. Sny-
der. George Spransy, C. NJ. Stadden, T. J.
Taylor, T. st. c. Thompson, William J.
Wallace, ID. S. Walton, Cliff Warden,
Charles T. Warren, Herbert Wright,
James a. Tanner, Frank il. Pierce, and
William Mortimer.
Mrs. W. A. Kimmel wife of Past Mas
ter Kimmel, one of the most active chiefs
that Pentalpha Lodge ever had is chair
man of Pentalpha Lodge ladies' commit
tee. This committee will make a feature
of a rummage table. The ladies OF Pen
talpha Lodge had a measuring party
Thursday evening at the residence OF Mr..
Edwin a. keeler, on Twelfth Street
northeast. Admission was at the rate Of
cents foot for each person attending,
and the party came high for tall men. 1t
was in every WaV successful
Esther Chapter, o. E. s., gave a largely
attended sock ps2ty at Scottish Rite Hall,
on Street, Thursday night, and the re-
ceipts, which reached a very comfortable
sum, will be employed in furnishing the
Scottish Rite booth at the fair.
National Lodge No. u, f. A. A. NJ,
which was one of the most active partici-
pants in the preceding Masonic fair, has
named the following committees, all of
which arc actively at work: Badges,
Tickets, etc.-Joseph NJ. Eggleston, chair
man; A. Ghisell, L. Kronheimer, Harry
l.. Walcott. Booth-Joseph Z. Falk,
chairman; Lafayette Laman, A. H. King,
+. L. Thompson, F. W. Sretton, William
II. Veerhoff. Deoorations-Henry Kron-
heimer. chairman; William NJ. Cleland,
c. " Meyer, H. C. Town, II. E. Werneke.
Donations-G. Taylor Wade, chairman;
John Hansen, Frank Morrison. J. E.
Payne, Fred NJ. Buddecke. Finance-Wil-
liam I. Hastings, chairman; ID. E. Bur-
ton, Joseph A. Mcdaniel, Henry B. Park
er. Ladies-R. C. Lewis. chairman; J. +.
Gibson, Edward Kern, S. w. E. Regues.
Ladies Auxiliary-Mrs. John F. Gibson,
president; Mrs Charles W. Otis, first
second vice president; Mrs. Peter S. Lish,
third vice-president; Mrs. William Gle
land, secretary. Press-Charles ". Otis,
chairman; Thomas G. Alvord, Il. W. Kerr.
Printing-Dan c. Vaughan, chairman;
Thomas W. Cadick. Charles W. Moore,
]. +. Mccormick. Public Comfort-A. P.
Wilde, chairman; Edwin Davidson, F. E
Ghiselli, H. H. Laughton, Peter 5. Lish.
John P. Megrew. observation-disclosures
W. Brown, chairman; George W. Engle.
J. NJ. Jones'
National Lodge gives huge euchre
party at the Masonic Temple on next
Thursday. From the sale of tickets al
ready made ii is expected that not less
than 1000 will be on hand TO take part
in the game. beautiful ladies' diamond
ring and silver service will be the prin-
cipal prizes. One hundred other valuable
prizes will also be awarded to the sue
cessful ones.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star are all
working with diligeece to promote the
success of the great Masonic enterprise
They have a general committee and also
Chapter, No. 2-Mrs. Mary T. O-Brien,
chairman; Mrs. L. E. Bushby Mrs C.
Campbell, Miss Flora Crozier, Mrs A. S
Harnish, Miss o. Harlan, Mrs. Ada James,
Mrs. Iona jenkins, Mrs. II. Pennington
Miss S. Pumphrey, Mrs. E. Robinson. Mrs.
Richards, Miss Rosa Scott, Mrs Carrie
Smith, Mrs. NJ Tovey. Miss Carrie NJ
Voight. Miss Elizabeth Watson. Miss Jen- /
ME NJ. Waiter, Henry s. Stowe ana S. E. /
Shields.
Martha Chapter. No. 4-Mrs Hattie R. |
Hutchinson. chairman; Mrs. Julia Earn !
shaw, secretary; Mrs. Emma A. Marlin. !
Miss Marion w. McCathran, Mrs. Ida v /
Faber, Miss Emily Parish, Mrs. Retta
Raymond, Mrs Cora Bowen, Miss Mcllie ,
Cockley, Mrs. Mary Linthecum. Miss Car 4
rie L. Hurlbut, Mrs Viola De Shields, |
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Parsells, Miss Bertha .
Crawford, Mrs. Mary Norris. Mrs. Mary f. ,
Mrs. Josephine a. Rich Mrs .
Effie E. Briggs Mrs. Caroline Smith, Mrs
Edith A. Lynn, Miss Eva Thompson. Miss /
Catherine Z. Trip. Miss Ella Luckett, I
Miss Mamie A. McCauley, Mrs. Annie S. 4
Peters, Miss Bessie H. Berren. Mrs. Kate (
c. Grant. Miss Cora Jarboe, Miss Maggie
Larcombe. Mrs. Elizabeth Heinline. Mrs.
Grace Croggen, Mrs. Ellen NJ Reynolds.
Mrs. Ida Prescott, Mrs. Martha a. Har-
per, Miss Kate Hilton. Mrs. Carrie e.
Stearns Mrs. Nina J. Knock, Mrs. Emil
line Scott, Mrs. Kathleen White Mrs.
Rosa Z. Koch, Mrs. Annie Biummer Mrs
Lucy b. Graham, Miss Eta II. Austin,
Miss Clara Waller, Miss Annie Frech.
Mrs. II. Ella Espey, Ms Florence Risier,
George W. Baumann. Samuel II. Prescott,
William NJ. Brown, Andrew j. White
George Frech, and j. Marion Castcil
Mizpah Chapter, No. S-Niiss Lula Gun
chairman: Mrs. Mamie Harri-
son, Mrs. Lille NJ Hunt Mrs. Minnie
Wetzel, Miss n. Morgan, Miss G. John
son, Mrs. Carrie Fuller, Mrs. Brown. Mrs.
Carrie Bonheim. and W. H Harrison.
Last Saturday evening large and en-
Ihusiastic meeting of the ladies who are
10 assist Lafayette Lodge, No. -. at the
fair was held in lodge room No. l, at Ma
sonic Temple. Mrs. Henry c. Espey, re-
siding at No. 904 Third Street northwest,
was elected chairman of the committee.
Mrs James l.. Marshall treasurer of
1ooth, and ]. II. Lichliter. temporary sec
.eta-y. Another meeting OF this Ladies'
Auxiliary will he held at S o'clock next
Friday evening, 4th instant, at Masonic
Temple. IL was resolved TO hold as a
financial and social feature box party
This party will be held at Masonic Tenn
):e, second floor. on next Tuesday even
ng. at o'clock. To this party each lady
s requested to bring a box containing,
according to her wish or fancy, n lunch
,r light dinner. something to eat or to
wear, or for use, ornament, or amuse-
nent. and at the party these boxes are
o be voted for, sold. or otherwise dis
POSED of as the meeting may decide. The
purchaser OF box of lunch, dinner, or
,ther eatablcs, will have the privilege of
ating or sharing the contents OF the box
With the lady who prepared and presented
he box
The list of ladies who are to assist this
nAnn arrhracea The following most of ,