Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-28
FAIR TO OPEN MONDAY
AUSPICES OF THE WASHINGTON
HEBREW CONGREGATION.
Bower of Fairyland Gay With Color
to Be Enlivened With Strains
Of Music.

picture of fairyland, gay with color
and enlivened by strains of music, is
promised Monday evening at the opening
of the fair and bazaar under the auspices of
the Washington Hebrew Congregation, in
the armory of the Washington Light In
fantry, 18th and E streets northwest. SEN
ator-elect Burkett of Nevada will make the
opening address. Other speakers will be
Justice Gould of the District bench
Representative Claude A. Swanson Of Vir-
ginia and Corporal Tanner II is stated
that the District Commissioners, the
judges of the District Supreme Court,
Major r. H. Sylvester and others of prom
inence are expected to attend.
The finishing touches on the picturesque
booths and the arrangement of the mover
scheme of decoration are being perfected
today, and the committeeman say the out
look is for very suspicious opening.
One Of the novelties will be the chop
suey committee" with Mrs. I. S. Fleish-
man. chairman, assisted by Misses Rhoda
Mautner. Erna Rich, Florence Gusdorf,
Irene sommers, Lillian Sommers; Carrie
Kaufman Rena FiShel, Maude Lltchen-
stern and Rena Freshman.
Additional Contributions.
The general committee announces the fol-
lowing additional contributors of cash ana
merchandise:
IL.
Mendel. B. Rich & Sons, Merchants Trans
fer and Storage Co., Mayer Bros. & Co..
cash through H. Oppenheimer, S. N. Meyer,
Master Butchers Assn. John E. Herrill,
Bell Mfg. Co., Byron S. Adams, MISS IL.
Michaelis, Herman Woog. New YORK; mrs
]. Friedman, West Virginia; Jas. Spero Co.,
New york; Stein & Adler, New York; Sam
uel H. Walker, B. B. Earnshaw, Jonas
Michaelis, Hirsh & Park, New York; Ham
burger, Herzog & Co, New YORK; y. J..
Clark, c. Hamp & Co, Baltimore, ND;
Bertha Gutman, Baltimore, Md; Carl Muel-
Ter, John Shughrue A. Dries, s. Burnstine,
w. H. Hoeke, M. Goldsmith & Sons Bon
Marche, S. S. Shedd, Bros & Co., Lift Bros,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Saks, J.. Rosenthal
Mrs. I. Katzen, Silverberg & Co., Mrs A.
Burnstine M. Colman, jr., Mrs. A. Rosen,
Jas. Topken Mr.. Bowsky, New York; c.
Mitchell, Mrs. G. Siegel, New York; Wolf,
Shine & Saks, New York; New York Gas
Appliance Co., H. Friedlander, S. Reitzen-
STEM E. B. Pruitt, H A. Samuels, New
York; ladies at Blouts millinery store
Giddings & Steele, J. Kaufman Sons, Natl
Enameing and Stamping Co. Baltimore.
Md; Miss Cora Colman, H. Krick, Kneessi
Sons Mrs Harris, Non-Retailing Co., Lam
caster Pa; National Theater, Columbia The
alter, Lafayette Theater, Academy of Music,
Mrs. Thompfordt Max Weyl, NJ. Newmyer,
Charles Helban, New York; Mrs ]. King,
Mrs. S. Saks, - Warschauer, J. Behend,
Philadelphia, Pa; Muddiman & Son. Dulin
q Martin, Barber q ROSS, SHAW d Brown,
Mr.. Falvey, A. and P. Tea Company, NJ. E.
Rheine, H. Ehrlich, ]. NJ Frank, Mr.. Ra-
bold, R. Gasch & Sons, w. Seely Hutchin-
son, George w. Thicker, ]. C. Wineman,
Hugh Reilly, Charles H. Torch & Co., Bal
timore, Md; Swayze, Bailey & Co.
Cigars were contributed by the following:
w. A. Henderson & Co., Hyman Bros. &
Lowenstein, New York; G. w. Cochran &
Co.. Eisenlohr Bros, George W. Einrick.
George Schmidt, A. E. McLane, W. B. Hal-
rison, Heinemah Bros, H. F. Dunkhurst
M. FEEDER, I. Goldstein & Co., w. Deitchies
& Co.. Mr.. Becker, Henry Obftenger, George
w. Harvey, M. D. Loughran, F. e. Mattern,
Thomas Walsh, M. Fisher, Robert Allen
Luchs Bros, c. ]. Allen, Mrs. Charles Hor-
WITT G. Kramm, A. Schwartz, Pitt Bros,
NJ Mackessy, s. Schrajenheim, Charles
Deitz, Charles McNulty, L. Rubenstein,
James Screeny, r. Loeff1er.
Liquors from the following: Baird-Dan-
iels New York; Mr.. Muehleisen, s. Aman,
L. Swssler, ]. D. O'Connor, O'Hanlon &
Murray, Washington Brewery Company.