Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-28
|RECHABITES' FAIR
THE OPENING TO OCCUR MONDAY
EVENING NEXT.
Leading Events Noted and List Of
Booth Managers-Representative
Gibson to Speak.

MT John u. moore, nlgn cHleI Iuler VI
| the Independent Order of Rechabites. an
nounces that all arrangements have been
completed for the holding of the Rechabite
fair, which will begin next Monday even
| ing at T:3O o'clock in Odd Fellows Hall,
9TH street between d and E streets north
| west, and continue until Saturday night.
There are thirteen tents of this temperance
organization in the District and all will be
fully represented at the fair.
During the week there will be given a
number of free features the stage Of
the hall The uniformed and drilled boy
lancers of the Junior Rechabites, COM
manded by Capt Edward NJ. Heines, will
have a BOOTH as will the several ladies'
| tents, and there will be dancing every
evening.
Representative Henry r. Gibson of Ten
nessee will be introduced to the audience at
the opening of the fair Monday evening by
High Chief Ruler John c. Moore. He VIII
deliver the opening address and tell OF the
! good work the Rechabites are accomplish
| ing in Washington in retaining from IN
! ebriety hundreds of men who have since
| been trained TO sober and Industrious clti-
| Zenship.
Those in Charge of Booths.
The several booths and features of the
fair. with the tents and their members In
| charge, were announced today as follows:
Illusion exhibtion-Advance Tent, No.
| 1000 w. w. Burlew, John G. Quigley, E.
| NJ Henes, assisted by Messrs. Cleary. Hill
| ton. Courtney. S. S. Hessler. jr., w. w.
Colbert. Fisher. Lee, Patten.
Country store-Harmony Tent: w. IL.
| LeStrange. W. W. Cordell. j. 7. Rolf, as
sisted by A. l. Ewalt. j. FL. Mitchell. w.
| NJ. Hall, Clarence Foster, w. II. Lawson.
! E. NJ Dodson. J. w. Huntley, w. B. Mills.
w. I. Bailey.
Dancing. G. ouigley, E Bennett and
| S. McCauley.
| Confectionery and ice cream-Onward
| Tent: Mrs. M. A. Hessler. Mrs. P. E. Hood.
Miss Amy Bickerton. Mrs. l.. V. Marks.
! Mrs. Fannie Corden, Mrs. Lizzie Burke,
Miss Mary Ford, Miss Virgie Thompson,
Mrs. Carrie Gillett, Mrs. r. ]. Armstrong,
Mrs. Nora Jaeka. Miss Mae Cordell
| Popcorn and peanuts-Nictor Tent, No.
933: Misses Maud Riggles and Rose Riggies,
assisted by John Schrott, Frank Davis and
Leroy Fields.
Fancy Booth-Eastern Tent. No. s5: Mrs.
Alice Lithgow. Mrs. NJ. r. Mahoney. Miss
Lillian Gale, Mrs. S. E. Whitehead. Miss
Abbie Copeland, Mrs Florence Loudon.
Variety booth-Union Tent, No. 81: John
I. Baach, Matthew Malloy. J. F. Veihmeyer,
assisted by Mrs. j. I. Burch. Misses Cora
Wallace. Mamie Colbert, Mary, Annie and
Rose Malloy. Maggie Lyons.
Jewelry booth-Purity Tent. No. 40: Mrs.
Ida Marcy. Mrs. S. 9. Bradley: Miss
Lottie Eler, assisted by Mrs. s. N. Snyder,
| Mrs. Clara Corson. Mrs. Edith Meyer, Miss
Blanche hardwood, Miss Mamie Columbus.
Crockery pavilion, Eagle Tent. No. 2-J.
r. Maloney, A. H. Lithgow, P. ]. Cooksey,
assisted by John A. Mitchell, A. H. Bur-
dine. w. I. Raley and Albert Foster.
Miscellaneous booth and cavern of for
tune. Golden Rule Tent-Nrs Sadie Hissey.
assisted by Mrs. Lottie Bridgeman. Mrs. B.
c. Butler. Mrs. Sophia Fritz, Mrs. Hattie E.
Lowell, Mrs. Mary Bentley. Miss Hattie F.
Hissey. Miss Annie Smith. Miss Blanche
tSc LOT
Sarrothers. Mrs. Nettie Alter. Miss Lola
Williams, Misses Mary and Lena Bentley
and Miss Olive Johnson.
junior taneers' booth. Welcome Tent
Sapt +. M Heines In charge: Mrs. John
Peters. Mrs. Alice Mulvihill, Mrs Emma
Heines and Miss Mary Heines
The general committees are composed as
follows: Executive COMMUNICATIONS c.
Moore. chairman: John 1. Bunch, secretary:
William w Burnley. treasurer; John r.
Mahoney, Mrs. Mary A. Hessler, Mrs. A.
Lithgow, Mrs. L. J: Murray. William H.
Rue. Samuel McCauley: Auxiliary commit
tee-Union Tent, ]. yeihmeyer, M. MalIoy:
Eagle. Allen Lithgow, P. j. Cooksey; East
ern, Mrs M r. Mahoney. Mrs. s. E.
Whitehead Advance. John G. Quigley. o..
M. Heines; Purity, Miss I1ottie Eller, Mrs.
n: c. Bradley; Wreath. Charles Smith, w.
Middleton; Harmony. Wayne w. Cordell, j.
=; Rolf; Onward. Miss Amy L. Bickerton,
| Mrs: Pearl E. Hood; Golden Rule Mrs. L..
V. Dickey, Mrs. NJ. E. Salkeld
Donations Received.
High Chief Ruler John c. Moore an
nounces donations thus far received:
from local firms, as follows: Joseph
Auerbach. Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Company, Bon Marche, o. j. De Mott e.
Company. Dulin & Martin. John B. Espey,
Mrs. Mary F. Henderson (cash), Gen. Geo.
H. Harries (cash). George F. Hardin, Hecht
q Company, John Hansen, A C. Joy, s..
kann. Sons & Company, Judge 1. G. kim
ball CASH Leet Bros, Lederer Novelty
Company, International Medicine Company.
per c: F. Myers: Mackenzie Bros, c. c.
Pursell. Edward S. Schmid, j. H. Small &.
Sons, Fred A. Schmidt, Thomas W. Smith
John A. Schaefer, Sacks & Company, E. r.
Schmitz Company, Woodward & Lothrop
Boston Baking Company, Nixon Brewer
w Fl. Hoeke, John Ridden Huyler's, Gen.
Ellis Sheetz. W. I. Gallagher William
Gait q Company, William Wagner, John
Joy Edison (cash). Standard Tent No. II.
l. o. r. (cash); Banner Tent, GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, merchandise.