Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-01
INTERESTED IN FAIR
OF RUTH CHAPTER,
O. E. s., SECURES DONATIONS.

The fair committee of RuthsChapter, No
l. o. f. s., of which Mrs. Lucy NJ. Feldman
is chairman has been busily engaged IN
securing donations and arranging material
for its booth at the Masonic fair. Mrs.
Catharine Loffier worthy matron, assisted
by her officers and past matrons, has been
entertaining the chapter at her home
Thursdays, of the past month for the pur-
pose of bringing the members In closer
touch with each other and arousing their
enthusiasm over the fair work. The result
has been pledge from the members OF
hearty cooperation, and through their eff
forts many handsome and useful articles
have been donated by the business men of
Washington. Mrs. Jennie Johnson is chair
man of the committee on donations.
Among the attractions at Ruth Chapter
booth will be mystery table, presided over
by the queen of the gypsies; Miss Mary La
mond will have charge of the grab bag;
Mrs. w F. GUIDE will have charge Of the
flower department, and will be assisted by
a bevy of flower girls, and Mrs Clara
Hughes and her assistants Will serve ice
cream and sherbets.
The advisory committee of this chapter
is composed of Mrs. A. Lamond, Mrs. X.
Yost, Mrs. Jennie Johnson, Mrs. Mollie
Teachum and Mrs. H. Schneider all of
committee consists of Mr.. John Crawford,
worthy patron; Mr.. F. Underwood, Mr..
Monro, Mr.. Spicer and Mr.. Clyde Lamond.
General Committee
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Feldman is chairman of
the general chapter committee, Mrs. Julia
Mclnt!re. vice chairman, and the other
members are Mrs. f. McAleer. Miss Minnie
Conradis Mrs. II. +. Dunkhorst, Mrs. j.
Eslof, Mrs. s Dauterich, Mrs. John Birk-
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Cridfer, Mrs. Rose An
derson. Mrs. W. F. GUIDE, Mrs. Annie HAS
lip, Mrs. c. Hockenmeyer, Mrs. Hartig,
Miss Hartig, Mrs. Matern, Mrs. ]. ]. Nc
Chesney Miss Lena Rohr, Mrs. NJ. Schnei-
der. Mrs. II. Schneider, Mrs. Arthur c.
Shaw Miss Carrie Shreve. Miss Helen Slice,
Mrs. ID. s. Williamson, Mrs. Julia Court,
Mrs. f. Fisher, Mrs. E. Harbour, Mrs.
John Crawford. Miss Mary Lamond Mrs.
Anna l.. FARRELL, Mrs. Lena Phillips, Mrs
Clarence Bean. Miss E. Lang Mrs. E. Pitt
Mrs. Annie B. Swartz, Miss Ida NJ. Gould
Mrs. Clara ]. Hughes, Mrs. NJ. X. Teachum,
Mrs r. Yost, Mrs. A. Lamond. Mrs. Lilly
Schneider. Mrs. X. Jackson. Mrs. E. Lang
don, Mrs. Louise Keefer, Miss Katie Kuhn,
Miss Amelia Baier, Miss Hennie Wolf, Miss
Mabel Dom and Mrs. H. BenZler
Director General Harry Stamford has
been advised that Mr.. Roster, the con-
tractor who will install the booths and
decorate Convention Hall, will be in Wash
ington on next Saturday, and that he will
attend the meeting Of the board of control
on that night and will advise the board
of arrangements made to carry out his
contract. Materials for the booths and
decorations will be shipped from New York
this week and will be stored in the annex
until the hall is ready for his men.
The ladies' committee of Lebanon Lodge
has arranged to give a dance in the ball
room of the Normandie Hotel Annex, 1905
l street, the evening of April u.
Columbia Chapters ladies' committee or
ganiZed last week with Mrs. Oscar H.
Coumbe as chairman, Mrs. Harry Claf1in,
vice chairman; Mrs. James l.. Sellers, sec
rotary, and Mrs. F. A. Mckee. treasurer.
The committee will meet again Wednesday
night at fair headquarters and subcom-
mittees to push various schemes will be
named.