Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-25

Chairman Committee on Donations.
warm May evenings. The ladies in charge
dispense ice cream and other frigid luXu-
rieS.
The splendid array of prizes to be voted
to the holders of season tickets have been
placed on exhibition at the booth of the
committee on stock subscriptions, of which
Mr.. Milton E Allies is chairman. The
committee has since Monday received sew
eral thousands of dollars, representing
subscriptions in small amounts to the stock
of the new Masonic Temple fund. The
shares are $40 each. payable at the rate of
10 per cent every sixty days.
The famous painting, THE Ruins OF
Solomons Temple" on exhibition at the
south end Of the hall, continues to be one
of the best attractions at the fete.
Appeal to the Fraternity.
Mr. Milton E. Allies has issued a call to
the members of the Masonic fraternity and
another to the citizens generally. To the
Masons he says:
The slogan is, I'VE must build the tenn
pier Every honest, faithful effort is being
made to get sufficient funds to begin the
erection of the new Masonic Temple. The
cooperation of every Mason Is needed
Good progress has already been made, the
site is paid for the plans and specifications
have been secured. and there Is the nucleus
of a building fund in bank What has been
accomplished has been by the hardest
work The future should be easier.
Whether it is so depends on you. 1t Will be
If you help even a little. 1t will not be III
you and others do not help. If there ever
was an enterprise In the District of Column
bia started by and for Masons which should
have the complete cooperation of every
brother it Is the much-needed and too long
neglected Masonic Temple.
Committee on Matinee.
The members of the committee on satur-
day matinee. who will hold forth at the
festival tomorrow afternoon, are: Edwin B.
Hay chairman; Lem Towers, jr secretary;
Vice Chairmen-Fred w. Behrens, Abram
Frey, 2. D. Blackstone, Jos. r. Fague, w.
H Singleton, Edw. A. Keller, L. e. Grid
ley, w. e. Lawson, Thomas B. Walker, DIR.
Percy Hickling VIM. f. GUIDE, Albert T.
Ccumbe, D. B. Mcleod, Clayton w. Emig.
Adolf A. Schippert, Herndon Morsell, II. A.
Sebring, w. S. Parks. Henry X. Simpson.
Geo H. Getz, Sam'l w. Stinemetz, Oscar ].
Ricketts,. Frank A. Law, Edward Droop;
stage manager, w. e. Lawson.
Messrs George R. Marble, NJ. NJ Mclean,
Oscar Nauck. Allison Nailor, jr. John H.
Olcott, Jas. F. Oyster. Walter H. Oliver, L.
H. PohImann, H. A. Polkinhorn, Frank K.
Raymond, Clarence B. Rheem, Harvey T.
Rogers VIM. w. Stevens. Milton Stras-
burger, A. A. Sousa, James A. Sample ia
cob Strasburger. Faber Stevenson, o. G.
Staples, Richard Sylvester Harry Standi-
ford, Fred L. Siddons. Geo. l.. Tarbell. Os-
w. White. NJ. v. Webb, L. C. Wilson,
Joseph l.. Adkins. VIM. ]. Acker L. l..
Apple, VIM. Abbe, Abe Blumenthal, NJ. A.
Baer. Frank Byram VIM. H. Barksdale,
Sam. Bieber, Allen Bussius. Jas. H. Bryan
F. w. Broadbent, T. NJ Bowling Edgar r.
Balderson. J. Marion CastelI, Warren R.
Choate, Geo. A. Darling Charles s. Domer,
Theo @. DeMoll, 8. Desio, II. H. Darneille
DR.. e. Y. Davidson, Clarence r. Dufour
VIM. E. Dennison. Clarence M. Exley,
Samuel G. Eberly. E. C. Gilmore, A. p
Pardon. Nat. B. Fugitt, Chas. B. Fonda
Isaac B. Field Harvey Given, A. GUIDE,
Alex Gordon, jr., Ralph L. Hail. Malcolm
Hufty, Walter F. Hewett, VIM. H. Harri-
son, Chas. 8. Heinhne, s. r. Jacobs, w. A.
Kimmel. J. Claude KEEPER, Carter B.
Keene, Louis Kronheimer, Jacob H Lich-
liter, Geo. H. Lillebridge, Jno. A. LuttrelI
Frank B. Metzerott, Alonzo Tweedale, J. S.
Van Arsdale. Lewis p. Weber, B. j.
Wrightsman Andrew Wilson. Chas. H. Will
Whitaker, Geo. p. Zurhorst, Geo. F. Zeh