Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23
.HKg FRATERNITY NIGHT.
CROWDS AT THE BAzAR BREAK
THE RECORD.
Great Visitors Pleased-1he
Lucky Winners Tonight
The Last Night.

1 at the ElkS haZar last hignt thes
| would have had some remorse, pos
sibly, and slight compunctlon OF
conscience at not having needed the
| suggestion.
| ri has been proved by previous
bazars that the Assembly Rooms are
| far too inadequate for such ahalrs.
| Ii was the painful experience OF the
Fmergeficy Hospital bazar, the pub
lie school bazaar and others. East
night the crowds al the Elks bazar
were SO packed At one time il was
limpossible 10 move. To view the
main floor from the gallery, where the
musicians were located. was 10 look
upon one seothing mass of humanity.
Baltimore Lodge No. I, brought
down four coaches and there were 700
visiting Elks and their lady friends
present. II is estimated that at one
tina last night there were 500 people
al the E.lks bazar. In the afternoon
AT ?. 30 O'Clock the following ladies,
wives. daughters and friends of the
Elks Of Baltimore Lodge arrived and
were met by a committee Of Annapo-
lis ladies'. The visitors We're taken
through the historic State House, then
10 tn Naval Academy, where they
heard the band play. ON their return
from sightseeing they were taken TO
the rlks Home, where refreshments
were served. after which six auto
mobiles were ordered by Mr.. John
H. Flood, ehairman of the committee
on entertainment of visitors, and the
ladies were given ride to the Govern
mcnt Farm, Naval Cemetery and points
or interest in the suburbs.
The ladies' were delighted with the
| trip and the entertainment extended
them. The automobiles ON the return
| trip landed them at the Assembly
| Rooms, where they were served with
| supper, the Annapolis lodge being the
| host of the OCCASION. The following
ladies from Baltimore were entertain
| ed: Mrs. :. A. Rickes, Mrs. G. Mel
son. Mrs. John Nixen, Mrs. Aaron
| VogeI, Mrs. j. A. Cassidy, Mrs.
Joseph Salabes, Mrs. DIETRICH, Mrs.
David Weisenfield, Mother Walker,
Mrs. Thomas Colburn, Mrs. Ben John
son, Mrs. John Hopwood, Miss Mary
Nelson, Miss Irine Brown, Miss Net
tie Johnson, Miss Fannie Weisenfield,
Miss Lillian Gutman.
In the evening, on special leaving
Baltimore at Z o'clock, Baltimore
Lodge No. sent down large dele
CATION, and such a jolly, good -natureo
crowd seldom visits Annapolis. III
the party were Exalted Ruler Leon
| Schift, Passed Exalted Ruler j. Al
bert Cassidy, President of Baltimore
Lodge, No. z; Joseph Salabes, secre-
tary; David Weisenfield, Messrs. NJ.
IL. Wagner, w. l.. Lauer, Deitrick
lIinthicum, Harvey, Nelson, Nixor
and others. Each visiting Elk and
lady was provided with badge
uniuue and pretty in design. IL con
sisted of a celluloid button on which
| was embla1oned in colors the Mary
land coat-oT-arms. From the buttoI
was suspended three small silk rib
hons. the middle one of black, those
on either side of orange color. On tn,
black was printed in gold letter.
''EIks Bazaar, Annapolis, Md, Novem
be %, 1906" and ON one of the vel
low ribbons Annapolis Lodge No
622' on the other Baltimore Lodg'
No. Z.
The visiting Elks had great fur
and spent money lavishly. The,
took chances in everything in sigh
| and out Of sight and solicited chances
They patronized the fish pond, an'
Mr.. w. l.. Lauer actually fshed fin
large rock, which added to the sport o
all present, he pulled out the fisd alive
| and kicking. One of the less fortunate
| Brother Ielks fished a minnow.
handsome large cake, beautifully iced
that had been donated to Miss Schwal
lenberg by Mr.. i. II. Reich, of Ports
mouth, N. H., was won by Baltimor
| Lodge, they receiving 139 votes TO q
| votes for Annapolis Lodge. The win
ming of the cake and the subsequen
disposition of this lump of sweetness
| reminded one of two women fighting
over paying cents street car fare
I1I'll pay il. No, let me pay it.
etc.
Baltimore Lodge voted the cake 4
| Annapolis Lodge, and Annapoli
Lodge voted il back TO Baltimor
Lodge and finally Baltimore Lodg
took the cake away on the train an'
enjoyed it en- route to Baltimore las
night. Another large and beautiful.
decorated cake has been donated thu
Supper Table of the bazar. The cak'
has been donated by Mr.. Fitzgerald
| OF the A. Il. G.. Company, which com
pany has supplied the bazar will
bread free every night this week. Th'
| cake will be raffied for the suppe
| room. Mr.. Mason, chairman of tn
| supper room committee, was present
ed last night with two dozen exquisite
pink cultivated chrysanthemums b,
Mr.. w. J.. Lauer, of the Baltimor
EIks. Mr.. John Nixon. of the Oper;
| Hotel, Baltimore, also sent flowers.
A large orange cake, handsomel.
decorated. that had been donated b.
Mr.. Il. Wiegard, the State Hons
Circle confectioner, viii be raffied 70
night. The bazar will close tonight
when an effort will be made to sell
or auction, everything donated.
Those who were the lucky winner
at Miss Mullan's booth were tn
following:
c. A. Dubois, handsome cut plus
) lap robe.
Mrs. III. T.. Mullan, steel engray
ing; same. silver lead pencil.
} Mrs. r. +. Strange, palm.
Dr. George Wells, screen.
other winners were: Mr.. Nixor
Of Baltimore Lodge, vest pattern; Nj
singleton. of Baltimore Lodge, We:
pattern Mr.. Edward Weiss, anvi
5 set; John Sullivan. fancy centre piece
E Joseph Vorsteg, watch fob.
One of the interesting features at th
/ | bazar last night was the reading {
2 palms by Miss Weisenfeld, Of Bait
J more. Miss wcisenfield read the palm
Of a number ..of patrons OF the baza
who crossed her palrn with silver. an