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ham. who promises that it will be money

maker.
Cool drinks for the thirsty, those that
don't tangle the legs and tongues of the
drinkers. with other refreshments, will be
served at the booth OF Lebanon Lodge. No.
Z, by committee of men and women, of
which George Spransy is at the head.
Mizpah, Martha, Bethlehem and Electa
Chapters, o. E. s.; have been assigned to
conduct the combined booth, and Mrs s.
W. Hutchinson has been named chair
man of the general booth committee. which
is made up of members of the four chapters.
The Chinese laundry will be conducted in
Martha Chapters space, together with
fancy goods counter. Electa Chapter mem
bers will sell bath room accessories, Miz-
pah Chapter has charge of the ice cream
and refreshment stand and Bethlehem
Chapter will have on sale aprons and other
plain and fancy articles.
Probably no body assisting at the fair
will have more single valuable articles to
dispose of than ST. Johns Lodge, which
has been assigned a booth for the sale of
general merchandise. The committee of
this lodge, headed by Philip Walker, had
SO many donations of large articles, in
Guiding plano, a set of furniture, valuable
clocks, rugs, etc, that it has been necessary
play of some of them.
Ruth Chapter, Q. L. s., will not be behind
her sister organizations in presenting at
fractions at it's booth. One of the novelties
will be a mystery table, presided over by
the queen of the gypsies. Ruth Chapters
fair committee is headed by Mrs. Lucy NJ.
Feldman, and she has an enthusiastic corps
of aids who will help bring the proceeds of
the booth up to a respectable total.
Columbia Commandery, in addition to
having a paddle stand, will also conduct a
general merchandise booth, at which the
ladies' committee, headed by Mrs John
A. Gibson, will be in charge. Mrs. Glib
sons committee has given any number of
entertainments during the past several
months in dai of this booth, and has good
start toward turning in good profit to
fthe temple fund.
Federal Lodge committee, under the
leadership of A. Ralph Server, has set
a mark of $1,000 it's share of profit at
this fair Federal Lodge prides itself upon
having in its membership several of the
attaches of the Chinese legation, and
through them has secured a number of
valuable oriental objects which will be Of
fered for sale to fair visitors. Many articles
of merchandise will also be offered here.
New Jerusalem Lodge, with an active
committee, of which Warren j. Coffin is
chairman has been unusually successful in
stocking its booth with articles of merchan-
disc of greater or less value, and besides
has been successful at the various euchres
held under the auspices of the ladies' COM
mittee to aid the fair fund.
The usual fish pond will be in operation
at the booth of Mt. HOreb Chapter, in
charge of a committee headed by w. II.
Landvoigt. Some surprise packages will
be hooked by patrons.
Washington Centennial Lodge, Naomi
Chapter o. E. s., and Dawson Lodge will
conduct separate merchandise booths. The
committees of these lodges are headed by
Victor H. Wallace, Mrs. Louise Taylor and
c. H Woodward, respectively.
There will be lunch room at the fair,
at which everything usually found in such
institutions will be served at regular prices,
without any loss of quality quantity.
1t will be conducted by the committee of
Lafayette Lodge. H. s. Selden will be the
manager, and he is responsible for the
promise of good food and fair prices. Most
of the foodstuffs and the table ware have
been donated, and the committee sees
handsome profit in sight.