Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-19
AT THE MASONIC FAIR
PLANS OF OSIRIS LoDGE-MEM
BERs OF COMMITTEES.

Much enthusiasm for the Masonic fair Is
manifested in Osiris circles, which is by no
means confned to the men, but includes the
wives, daughters, sisters, cousins and their
aunts as well. Osiris Lodge will conduct
general merchandise BOOTH and In addition
will have number of original and interest
ing features, as, for instance, an automatic
photograph machine, which produces COM
plete picture in about one minute; also
machine for making candy floss, and an
apparatus for preparing nabisco cones, to
be filled with ice cream and eaten from
the hand without the necessity of dish or
spoon. There is also a special CONNECTION
resembling an ear of corn just plucked from
the stalk In addition to these and other
interesting matters Osiris contemplates OBJ
tanning what will practically be monopoly
of the flower trade.
The fair committee is constituted fol-
lows: w. T. FitzGerald. chairman. Advis-
DRY board w. H. Landvoit. master; 7. H.
Unsworth. VIM. H. DeShields, VIM. Mont
gomery, Sidney. R. Jacobs, H. P. Gerard
and F. A. Harrison.
The members are W. " Lewis C. S. Frye,
Sol Herzog, S. NJ. Leitzell, Julius Refs, q.
w. Ingham, P. NJ. Ashford, c. P. Mack. 3.
II. Cluxton, l. Heidenheimer, 4. E. Abrams,
Joseph Herzog, David Jackson, NJ. E. KING ne
Samuel Livingston, j. Rosenberg, j. w.
Van Week, r. NJ. Towson, F. ]. Mattel,
D. s. Corser, John Crismore, Ere Miller,
Charles Miller, Robert Miller, William Mil
Ter, H. d. Young, Adolph Kahn. Nathan
Well, G. H. Lange, George Linville Smith,
E. l.. Baldwin and H. l.. Parkingson.
Ladies' Fair Committee.
The ladies' fair committee is composed of
Mrs. William H. DeShields, chairman; Mrs.
Sidney Jacobs, Mrs. David Jackson Mrs.
julius Refs and Miss Lola Unsworth, vice
chairmen; Miss Mary Unsworth, Mrs.
w on
Week Miss Underwood, Miss Jennie Liv-
ingston, Miss Essie Livingston, Mrs. Ma
belle Klinger, Miss Sadie We'll, Mrs: II. E.
Abrams Mrs. w. W. Steiner, Mrs. Sadly
Sakolski. Mrs. Andrews Mrs. F. A. Harri-
son, Mrs. S. NJ. Letzell, Mrs. c. P. Mack,
Mrs j. Goodman, Mrs. P NJ. Ashford, Miss
Mary Weber, MISS Gizelle Goodwilling,
Miss E. NJ. Freeman, Miss Elsie NJ New
lin. Miss Mabel Montgomery. Mrs. Herbert
Gerald, Mrs. TruXton, Mrs. Brashears, the
Misses Brashears, Mrs. L. c. Williamson,
Mrs. c. S. Frye, Mrs. G. w. 1ngham and
Miss Hattie FITZGERALD.
The donation committee includes Julius
Refs chairman; Sol Herzog, T. H. Uns-
worth, W. H. DeShields, S. H. Cluxton,
D. S. Corser, G. w. Ingham, John Crismore,
]. w. Dreamer, Milton E. King. F. II. Gu
sac, Fred Miller Charles Miller, Robert
Switzerland Adolf Kahn. Nathan Well,
son and S. Brashears.
Other committees are as follows: Print
ing-Sdney r. Jacobs chairman: II. +.
Gerald. Flowers-R. NJ Towson, chairman;
II. P. Gerald and Sol Herzog. Pineapple
gem-W. II. DeShields, chairman; William
Montgomery and F. J. Mattel Candy
floss machine-George w. Ingham, chair
man: w. v. Lewis and C. s. Frye. Do
nations of food supplies William Mont
gomery, chairman; G. w. Ingham and Da-
vid Jackson. Novelties-P. NJ. Ashford,
chairman; William Montgomery, Julius
Refs, ]. w. Van Week, Samuel Lexington
md aIviH lrkS
heimer chairman; D. S. Corser, G. w. In
CHAM, David Jackson and Julius Refs.
Candy-Carey S. Frye, chairman; T. H.
Cnsworth, William Montgomery and NJ
E. King. Photograph machnes-M. E.
King, chairman; H. E. Abrams and j. Ro-
senberg.