Evening star., 1902-04-19
TWAS CHAPTER NIGHT
Eleven Organizations Attend
Masonic Fair.
OFFICIALLY WELCOMED
PREPARATION OF PROGRAM FOR
THE COMING WEEK.
Booths Doing Rushing Business
OFFICIALLY WELCOMED
Booths Doing a Rushing Business
Members Of Eastern Star Chapters
in Charge.

the Masonic fair In body last evening A
procession was formed at 10th and G
streets, and the Old Guard Band played
stirring music as the members marched to
Convention Hail. Past Grand High Priest
Samuel r. Bond officially welcomed the
guests and Director General Harry Standi-
ford responded feelingly.
The crowd that attended the fair last
evening was not quite as large as on some
of the other evenings of the week, but
the big auditorium and annex were COM
fortably filled and everybody had a good
time. The receipts from the various lodges
and Communicates were greater than they
have been at any time during the fair.
Chairman Thomas Of the executive COM
m1ttee has been busy for several days pre-
pairing the program for the coming week.
The arrangements will have been completed
by this evening, when the official announce
ments will be given out Monday night
members of the Order of the Mystic Shrine
will be in evidence at the fair. 1t will be
gala occasion in every way.
Problem Presented.
Where to place the sofa pillow donated
the fair by Past Grand Commander Loder,
X T., of New York, is proving a serious
problem for the executive committee to
solve. Several propositions are being con-
sidered
The registration book presented by Gar
field Lodge of Hammond, Ind, is proving
drawing card. 1t developed last evening
that the book was presented to the Grand
Lodge some time ago and that. instead of
President Roosevelt and Mr.. Corteyou be-
ing the first to sign it, the names of Presi-
dent Mckinley, Vice President Hobart and
John Addison Porter, Mr.. Mckinley's pri-
yate secretary, were the first inscribed
therein Many visitors to the fair recorded
their names in the book last evening.
The Booths and Those in Charge.
The booths conducted by Mount Vernon
and Columbia chapters did a rushing busi-
ness last evening. The latter represents
Turkish parlor The attendants are dressed
in oriental costumes. Charles Burdette Mat
thews is in charge of the booth and among
his assistants are Mrs Ceiynda Werner
Ford. Mrs. j. II. Jochum, Miss Helen B.
Matthews, Mrs. P. p Rouse. Mrs. Frede-
Mrs Thomas Riggles, Mrs. j. w. Lynn.
Miss A. Greff. Miss f. Fitness, Mrs. c. B.
Matthews, Miss Ford. Mrs. N l.. Collamer,
Mrs. j. NJ. F'rere Mrs. Mary Lyon, Mrs.
zie. Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Helen S. Rapley,
Miss Allison. Mrs. Allison. Mrs. Lizzie AL
len. Miss Allen, Mrs. M. D. Lewis. Mrs. c.
Lewis, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Bert Riddle, Miss
L. NJ. Seitz, Miss NJ. Ryan, Miss Cora c.
Curry. Miss jeanette Bush, Miss Annie
Bowbeer. Mrs. Roy Z. Hayes, Miss Bessie
Hamilton Mrs C. l. Shook. Mrs R P.
Andrews. Mrs. A. E. Ball. Mrs. c. w. Otis,
Mrs. a e. Kearnes. Miss D. E. Gardner,
Miss c. NJ. Stonesifer Mrs. NJ. A. Goodall,
Miss c. Ciaggett, Mrs. Martin, Miss Della
Nye. Miss Bessie +. Travers, Miss B. e.
Fogarty. Miss S. F. Fogarty, Miss Jessie
Protzman, Miss Bessie Sea ggs, Miss w f.
Evelyn. Miss Marie f. Yeaton, Miss Edna
l.. Clapp. Mrs T. ]. Rowe, Mrs. Rena
Church. Miss Levy. Mrs. James Wigginton,
Miss Maud L. Thomas, Mrs. Katherine
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Miss Alice Morton. Miss Nellie Betz, Miss
Mary Tyson.
A Real Circus.
A real circus side show is interesting
adjunct TO the booth conducted by Mount
Vernon Chapter. The wild Man of Bor-
neo' is among the attractions Above the
side show inclosure is the tea ground,
where pretty maidens serve visitors with
delicious concoctions. Among the ladies
who assist in this booth are Mrs. Miles
Taylor. Mrs d. N. Cridler, Mrs. J. f.
Shaw. Mrs. W. NJ. Stuart. Mrs. Roe Fuker-
son. Mrs E. H. Patterson. Miss Ickes, Miss
Deckey. Miss Patti Blackstone, Miss Inez
Daniel Miss Francis Blackstone, Miss Haz-
ard. Miss House, Miss Sue Taylor. Miss
Sanderlin. Miss Wheeler. Misses McGiil,
Miss Miller. Miss Mcdonald Mrs. H. I.
Rothrock, Miss Blanche Darby. Miss Daisy
b. NJ. Morris, Miss Walters, Miss Dent,
Mrs 7. N Alexander, Miss White, Mrs.
Gilmore Miss Sadie Gardiner Mrs j. NJ
Shaw. Mrs Percy Daniel. Mrs. j. NJ. Ress-
Ter. Mrs. A NJ. Walker. Mrs. A B. Lacey
Miss Mae Dryden, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. w.
T. Todd, Miss f. Austin. Mrs r. L. Hoov-
er, Mrs. VI. A. Daniel. Mrs. Barker. Miss +.
L. Strickler. Miss Xarefa Hancock Miss
George Newton. Miss Alice l.. King Mrs.
W. A. Morsell. Miss Annie Slrickler. Mrs.
Wilson. Mrs. Stockton. Miss Lillian Burch,
Miss Bessie Walker. Miss Virgie Stephens.
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Mrs. Mcdonald. Miss Helen Mosher. Mrs.
David Kahn. Miss Alice R. Kennedy, Miss
Mary Augusterfer, Miss Sadie +. White,
Miss Jessie Owen. Mrs. Colburn. Mrs. NJ.
A. Jennings. Miss E. Jarman. Miss W.
Warner. Miss Rosen. Miss Nellie Newton,
Miss Gertrude Woodbury.. Mrs. NJ. L. Aus
tin. Miss Bessie Walker. Miss Haney, Miss
Shaw. Mrs. A. Reubsam Mrs. Stewart
Miss Annie Rau. Miss Lizzie Hoover, Mrs.
o. S. Firmen, Miss Virgie Hancock, Mrs.
Z. L. Beach. Miss f. Barnes. Mrs. ]. S.
Jones. Miss Ruebsam. Mrs. W. A. Gibbs.
Mrs. 4. W. Hughes, Miss l.. Burch Mrs.
Belts. Mrs. j. S. Snapp, Miss Mary De-
mond and Miss Agnes Andrea.
Scottish Rite Bodies
Oriental vases, pitchers. tea sets and
Japanese wares of all descriptions are
found at the booth Of the Scottish Rite
bodies. in the northeast corner of the main
auditorium. The ladies who assist here
Miss Lille Aler, Miss Ida Aler. Mrs.
w l.. Boyden, Mrs. ]. C. Boe. Mrs. E. S.
Berkeley. Mrs George E. Corson, Mrs. Or
vile Drown. Miss Catherine j. Dutham,
Miss Annie V. Durham, Mrs. Abram Frey
Mrs Max Goldsmith. Mrs. Charles s. Hyer,
Miss Emma Jones. Mrs w. w Jordan,
Mrs. +. W. Johnson. Mrs Charles Kraemer
Miss Jennie Kornbrust. Miss Edith Lang
ley. Mrs. James Lansburgh. Miss Lans-
burgh Mrs. A. Lamond. Miss Mary La
mond. Miss Ida l.. Lnkhow. Mrs. James L.
Marshall. Miss Margaret McKerchar, Miss
Belle Mekerichar. Mrs. L. A. Miller, Mrs
X. b. Nixon. Mrs Lillian c. MatteIl Mrs
Martin OConnor, Mrs. Charles Sautter,
Mrs. William r. Shelton. Miss Stella Shell
ton, Mrs f. +. Simpson. Mrs. E. S. Schmid,
Miss Sarah E. Tyler. Mrs Mary Van Week,
Mrs. A. Vandeusen. Mrs. E. NJ. Willis, Mrs
J. c. Wineman. Mrs. Bertha Wood Mrs
Ella Woodward. Miss Nellie d. Morey, Miss
Katherine Wakenight and Mrs Witberger
Afternoon Attendance.
The doors opened this afterro at !
o'clock. Holders of season tiI 5 were
passed in without detaching a coupon thus
making the tickets good for every exhibit
tion and not for the nights alone as was
originally planned.
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