Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-22
VISITORS DAY At ELKSBATAR
CROWDS EXPECTED AT THE
Bazaar TONIGHT.
Baltimore Lodge To BE Here In
Good Numbers Last Night
a Record Breaker
Musical Pro-
gram.

Il anu Antll iNUN llltnuSs WYNN AAnNn-
| ters and swcethearts are expected.
This afternoon at 2.30 special cx-
eursion of the ladies arrived here and
were met at the train by the follow ing
| local committee of ladi,s: Mrs. J..
w. .Trautwein, Mrs. W. b. Johnson,
| Miss McCrcady, Mrs. Il. T.. Chance,
Miss Chance, Mrs. John y. Flood.
Miss Y. |. Mullan, Miss Sommers.
| Mrs. j. W. Conroy.
The visitors will be received hy the
committee of ladies and eNtonded
cordial welcome to Annapolis and
will later be shown through the State
House and Naval Academy and points
| of historic interest about the town,
after which they viii repair 20 the
Assembly Rooms for an early supper.
The Baltimore Lodge will arrive to-
night about O'Clock on special
over the Short Line leaving Balti-
more al Z o'clock. The visitors will
return To Baltimore at ll.l5 tonight
on a special train after spending the
evening at the bazar.
Last night was cord-breaker at
the Elks bazar, and the crowds were
larger than they have been yet. The
fraternal spirit is everywhere and
everybody is good-natured and jolly.
There were several little improve
ments in the way of decorations last
night. The most conspicuous of these
was the additional electric lights az
the cake booth, Mrs. John William
Martin, chairman. The letters rB. +.
O. T.. each side OF the clock beneath
the handsome elks' head, had been
placed there in electric lights and
countless tiny colored bulbs in red
a. n L.. 49,.
added. The work was done by Mr..
c. B. Orreli, electrician, and was very
effective.
A handsome donation has been Sc nt
by MIR. Liitz to the supper room. IL
is the coat of arms OF the United
States, and embroidered in silk in
appropriate colors. The work was
done in Japan by friend of Mr.. Liitz
and is very artistic and beautiful.
The coat of arms is wrought on
around picture of Washington
Crossing the Delaware, which is
beautifully done in hand embroid-
cry. The design is in a handsome
gilt frame and many anxious ones
have taken chances for its rattle.
One of the features of tonight Will
be the vote TO be taken for the large
cake ON Mrs. Martin booth. The
cake was donated by Portsmouth,
N. II. gentleman. ~ "a being voted
for votes being taken for the Annapo-
lis Lodge and the Baltimore Lodge, 10
see which is the more popular. The
lodge obtaining the larger number of
votes will be given the cake. OF
course if Annapolis lodge should be
voted the ''more popular it will
prove it's own popularity by ut once
giving the cake TO its Brother, the Bal
timore Lodge.
A large donation OF many pounds of
candy was received today by Miss
Ethel Martin from the Martha Wash
ington Candy Company, Washington.
y. c., as donation for the candy
booth.
The country store is filling orders
daily and many people will do their
weeks marketing here. Mrs. Traut-
vein and her assistants are kept busy
and are most popular country-store
keepers.
Yesterday afternoon crowds of chill
dren visited the bazsr, and spent their
nickles and dimes literally. Mrs.
Hibline's fish pond was a centre of
attraction and the little ones were de-
lighted with the real water and the
gold fish. Tomorrow afternoon from 3
to will again be children's afternoon
and all children will be admitted
free.
The Turkish Den continues TO grow
i'm popular favor, and the Turk ish
girls who preside are quite charming
and clever. The bazar will close to-
morrow night after most successful
week for the Elks and their friends.
nrrrc4f,Ar pporpAM
A very pleasant and attractive fea-
ture of the Islks bazar each evening is
the musical program by portion OF
the Naval Academy orchestra under
Prof. Henry Schreyer. Tonight the
following program will be rendered
under the direction of Prof. Charles A.
Zimmerman, bandmaster.
/. March" Anchor Aweigh, = Zim-
norman.
2. selection 1.-THE Runaway. tMu-
steal Comedy, Hubbel.
3. Intermezzo-'' lola, Johnson.
A. Waltz 'Nuptial. Lincoln.
5. Selection" Isle OF Spice, tAIu-
steal Comedy. Jerome.
6. March The Grenadier Guards,
Losey.
z. Intermezzo Cherry. " Iampe.
.. NeltcilOU-- 7ttDOu DYE i1WtCl-
heart. " Won Tilger.
0. Cake Walk" The Chatter Box,
Anthony Zita.
10 March Dixie blossoms, Wen
rick.
PRIZE WINNERS.
The following were the lucky win
ners of some of the pizes at the Elks
bazar last night:
Mrs. Luekin. fine lace handkerchief.
Frank Jewell. ladies' gold bracelet.
Patrick Murray, fine set Of buggy
| harness.
w. A. Hollebaugh, brass clock.
j. r. Demrey. gold match box set
| with diamonds.
| j. &. Boessel, large Japanese vase.
Mrs. n. Chids, one ton of Lee Coal !.
y. l.. Howard. one large cake.
n. G. Pcmber, one large French
| decanter of curacora.
| J. A. Walton, fancy center piece.
Attend Divine Service.