Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-21

velt and their greeting by Mr.. Thomas C.
and Mrs. Noyes, there win be short adj
dresses by Grand Master Walter A. Brown
of the Masonic Jurisdiction OF the District.
Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker
Cannon.
Then win follow the grand march or
promenade, headed by Columbia Com
forms, and followed in order by the high
Masonic officers. the officials Of the festival
and the guests.
Dancing to Follow Promenade.
In the course OF the promenade the couples
will be formed in tours, Fights and sixteens
At the conclusion Of the grand march the
dancing VIII begin All the booths. villages
and other features will be going at fun blast
after the conclusion OF the Inauguration
ceremonies and while dancing Is in prog
rosa.
Mr. Joseph E. Luckett OF the Columbia
Theater, who Is chairman OF the entertain
ment committee, announces that he will
have several surprising innovations for the
patrons OF the festival tomorrow evening.
which VIII be known as vaudeville night"
There will be at least eight acts put on the
stage. and the talent will be all profess
sional, representing companies playing at
the several theaters here this week.
The performances at the two matinees
wednesday and Saturday afternoons will
also be In the nature of vaudeville per-
lormances and will include some striking
novelties.
Col. NJ. A. Winter commander of the
Minute Men, has given the board of con-
troll additional rooms in the armory build
ing adjoining Convention Hall, and Mr.. j.
FRANK Trazzare, secretary Of the board, to-
DAY opened supply depot in one of these
TOT the reception of articles donated to the
FESTIVAL. The room was piled high this
afternoon with great variety Of articles.
many OF them costly and rare.
Ample police and fire protection has been
secured from Maj. Sylvester and Chief Belt
by Maj. James E. Bell, chairman of the
committee on public comfort.
Report on Special Features.
The special features committee reported
that the following attractions have been ar
ranged for:
Smoker-This feature of the festival will
be located in the armory annex to Conven-
ton Hail. with which it is connected nv a
bridge to the left of the main entrance,
This attraction will be in charge of Mr.
A. f. Burklin, who has arranged interest
ing programs for the various evenings The
admission fee Of 10 cents will include a
good cigar, a delightful resting place and
congenial company. Soft drinks will be pro-
vided for the thirsty. There viii be special
attractions in the way of athletics, etc.
Art =Gallery-In the first booth to the left
in the Midway will be a collection of loaned
works which will be attractively displayed.
This feature will be in charge of Mr..
Harry kimball and an efficient corps Of
young ladies. No one can afford to miss
the art gallery, and it Is only 10 cents.
Subscription booth-At this booth will be
received subscriptions for stock In the new
Masonic Temple and cash contributions to-
ward the festival. This booth will be In
charge of a committee under the direction
of Chairman Milton e. Allies of the COM
mittee on stock subscriptions and cash con-
tributions. The ticket committee will also
receive returns for season tickets at this
booth.
Turkish booth-This booth will contain a
novel feature in the form Of a Hall Of Mys-
teries In charge of Mr.. Samuel Hart. Ad-
mission, 10 cents.
Egyptian booth-In this booth will be q
circus side show under the direction of
Prof Granville Hunt The freaks and an
lmals on display in this greatest show
earth have been borrowed for the occasion.
Fee, 10 cents: money back If not satisfied.
Flower booth-nhis attractive booth will
be under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. w.
F. GUIDE and a number of ladies.
Served by "Real Natives"
German booth-At this booth may be OBJ
tained refreshments, both solid and liquid.
served by real natives" This booth will
be under the direct management of Mr..
Theodore Picard, who announces that on
Shrine night there will be a special clam
bake, which will prove very interesting to
all who participate. Admission to this
booth Will be free at all times. The ladies
assisting are all members of the Eastern
Star Chapter. under very able direction of
Mrs. Jeanette r. Newton, grand worthy
matron Of o. e. s.
Confectionery booth-Sweets of all kinds
will be dispensed from this booth, which
will be under the supervision Of Mr.
sydney Jacobs and corps of young ladies.
Irish booth-Cold, but soft, drinks of all
kinds will be served across real Irish bar
at this booth by pretty Irish maids. The
admission to this booth will be free. Mr..
August q. Hermann Will ne the host at this
booth
The revolving wheel-This novelty will be
In charge Of Mr.. Tommy" Walker.
The country store-This booth will be IN
charge of Mr. E. Yea and a number of
lady assistants Everything that could be
suggested for a country store will be found
In this booth, including a post office, from
which mail may be obtained at any time
upon payment of the postage due
The Indian tents-In these tents will be
found professional palmists, phrenologists
and fortune tellerS, who will be ready at all
times to delineate characters, foreteli
events. etc.
Japanese booth-Mr Graves will be in
charge. This will undoubtedly be favor
lite among the interesting booths. Pretty
Japanese girls will serve ice and hot tea for
small consideration. Don't fail to visit
the Japanese booth with its lanterns and
pretty girls. The ladies of Naomi Chapter
are assisting at this booth.
Baby Show in This Booth.
Hawaiian booth-Esther Chapter, Eastern
Star. under the craftsmanship of Mrs. Glib
son. will have an interesting baby show In
this booth. which will be absolutely free.
Don't miss it.
English booth--Come over In this booth
and have your picture taken on a souvenir
postal Some funny ones, too. Great stunt.
Moving pictures-The moving pictures at
the end of the hall next the stage will be
very novel Admission, 10 cents.
Ruins of the Temple"-The large Oil
painting Ruins of the Temple" will be on
exhibition. This picture has been highly
commended. Admission, 10 cents.
The committee on special features con-
sists Of the following: l.. c. Wilson, chair
man: Roe Fulkerson. vice chairman; Fran
els Nye. c. C. Rogers. A. r. Severn, Thee.
Picard. J. c. KEEPER. Granville Hunt, ]. Fl.
Gordon. C. v. Buck. Sam. Hart. Harry G.
Kimball. Isaac Cans. c. ]. Bergman, An
drew Wilson. w. F. Guide, III. Wilson, r. p.
Andrews w. II. Klopher, B. s. Graves, j. A.
Rutherford. w. Fl. Yerkes. C. A. Stewart,
c. H. Longacre, Alex. Gordon, J. A. Boobar,
Sidney Jacobs. J. A. Ellinger, A. E. Burklin,
E. Zea, T. B. Walker.
Musical Program.