Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-16

dltto palmists, an art gallery where for a
small admission price, the visitor may see
some of the prominent men of the day
portrayed in crayon by number of tai
ented local artists Then there is the mu-
scum, another ten-cent show, and if the
management didn't exactly promise at the
door that those who have been in should
not tell those who have not. all the most
amazing curiosfties of the day would be
here commented upon and described
Ihere are dozens of other attractions of
this kind, and in addition any human treas
ury OF small change that is looking for
trouble may take chances or voices
that's the real up-to-date way of talking
about 1t-on vests, cuff buttons, automo-
houses and lots, Angora cats, fried eggs
nam sandwiches, consignments of coffee.
bed room sets, furniture of all kinds. And
by the same token the visitor may pur-
chase anything from bib for the baby to
a hot-water bottle for grandfather. And
he must take 1t away with him, too, for
the falr Is run on the principle of every
body being his own delivery wagon 1t
lights of the fair. The visitor Should nave
something left to find out for himself And
1t is safe to promise him or her that there
Will be JOY in the finding.
Program Tonight.
Tonight will be Blue Lodge night at the
fair, and the guests will include DIR. Fran
els j. Woodman, most worshipful grand
master of the Grand Lodge of the District
of Columbia, and his associates in the
grand line. Invitations have also been
extended to the twenty-one living rast
grand masters of the District. The oldest
of these in official rank is r. B. Donaldson,
who was grand master in 1863 ard 1870.
The Grand Lodge, with the membership
or the tWenty-seven constituent lodges in
the District, will form in line at 9th and f
streets and march to Convention Hall at
30, Washington CommanderS, No. /, act
ing as escort. Grand Lodge officers and
masters of lodges will wear their aprons
past masters will wear their Jewels
The line of march will be from Masonic
Temple to 10th street, to Pennsylvania ave-
nue., to 9th street, to X street, to Conven-
ton Hall. The guests will enter the hall
by the K street entrance and be escorted up
the main aisle to the band stand The
Grand Lodge officers will be escorted to the
gallery, where the address of welcome will
be delivered by President Smith. Grand
Master Woodman will respond.
The Washington Orchestra Band. under
the leadership of w. A. Haley, will render
the following selections tonight:
March, The Diplomat" ..........,.... Sousa
Selection. Mile. Modesto" ........... Herbert
Waltz, My Dream .............. Waldteufel
Intermezzo, Cherry. Albert
Descriptive "A Hunting Scene. .Vucalossi
March. .'The Director General. .Heitinger
Overture, Morning, Noon and Night"
Suppe
Patrol, "Drummers Commercial -. Reeves
Selection. III Trovatore". Verdi
March, Our President" ..............Aronson
Invited Guests Last Night.
Among the invited guests who partici-
pated in the exercises last evening: Com
missioners H. B. F. mcfarland, Henry l..
West and Col. John Biddle; William Loeb,
jr., secretary to the President; Col. Charles
s. Bromwell, L. 8. A; Admiral Winfield
Scott Schley, John r. Mclean, Samuel
Gompers president Federation of Labor:
William ]. Bryan. f. s. Parker John Joy
Edison. Charles J. Bell, Gen. George H.
Harries DIR. Samuel Houston, Justices
Seth Shepard Louis E. McComas, II. M.
Clabaugh Job Barnard, T. H. Anderson, A.
NJ Gould, d. T. Wright, w. F. Stafford.
District Attorney Daniel K. Baker, Assist
ant District Attorney Harvey Given,
Judges l. G. Kimball and A. r. Mullowny,
NJ A. Winter Mrs. Donald Mclean, presi-
dent general, d. A R., and the officers of
the Grand Lodge of Masons of the District,
Francis j. Woodman, grand master; Au-
gustus B. Coolidge, deputy grand master;
A. w. johnson, grand secretary; Henry K.
Simpson, senior grand warden: George c..
ODER junior grand warden: James a.. Sam
pie, arand treasurer: Thomas H. Young,
grand lecturer; Joseph Dawson, grand
grand chaplain; ]. Claude KEEPER. grand
marshal: Benjamin w. Murch senior grand
deacon; Charles E. Baldwin, junior grand