The Washington times., 1907-03-24
viii Give One Of Her
Famous Talks to
Guests.
Committee Arranging
for Other Special Fea-
lures During Week.
Thursday, April Is, Has
Been Designated for
Maryland Night.

Carrie Nation, OF the famous hatchet
and foe of cigarettes, may be one of
the attractions in the dancing palace
at some time during the Masonic fair. A
committee Of Harmony Lodge, desiring
10 book all the drawing cards they
could. waited on Mrs Nation a day or
two ago and extended a formal invi-
tation to be present. 81 appreciate your
courtesy very much" said Mrs. Nation,
''and I win certainly attend if I am in
Washington. There are many things
] want TO say 10 the people Of Wash
ington, and ! know of no better OppoT-
tunity to reach a great many people
than your Convention Hall during the
fair period"
Many Donations Received.
Not only are the members Of Har-
mouy Lodge on the lookout for attrac-
tions, but they are EUstIing for dona-
tons. and have been most successful
The most valuable gift is a 500 auto
piano by Q. J. DeNoU & Company
There are also a water color by T. r
Underwood; one pound OF chloride of
radium by Nine CuTie. widow of the
famous French scientist; one gross hat
cleaner, by Hawke Chemical Company;
one pair eyeglasses, W. G. Kinsman;
one suit clothes, Mertz & Mertz; thir-
teen rolls paper, VIM Campbell Wall
Paper Company; razors and jewelry,
Isidor Small; half gross bromo-seltzer
Emerson Chemical Company.
Refreshment Booth Contributions.
For the refreshment booth in the
,dancing palace. S. Kann, Sons & Com
pany have loaned silver, dishes nap
lSins, and table accessories; bread and
rolls for two days each have been con-
tTibuted by Corby Brothers; Is gallons
of crab meat VIII come from G. H
White Norfolk. Va: 50 pounds OF cof-
Zee each from Levering Coffee Company,
Baltimore, and Harris Coffee Company
New York; Is gallons of salad oil from
Semmes-KeIly Company, and IS pounds
OF butter from H. c. Coburn. The com
nuttee Is now looking for some one to
6cnate cream and sugar for the cot
fee.
Maryland Night Selected.
Chairman B. F. Smith. OF the board
of control, announces that Thursday.
April IS. had been designated Maryland
night at the fair. Most Worthy Grand
Master Thomas J. ShryOck, Of the Mary
land jurisdiction, has accepted an in
vitation TO visit the fair on that night
and he will be accompanied by the other
Aphicers OF the grand lodge.
All the arrangements for doing honor
TO visiting organizations on the nights
set apart for them have been completed
by the committee on visiting organiza-
tons. Of which DR.. Frank Gibson. ad-
jutant Of Columbia Commandery. is
chairman, and Charles F. Cummius is
; secretary. Nineteen sir knights from
each Of the communicates in the district
lave been assigned TO this duty. and
each detail viii Officiate two nights.
Details From Communicates.
The detail from each commandery IS
as follows:
Washington Commandery. No. I-Oni-
GERS; Jesse B. X. Lee. adjutant; Edward
b Yea, and John 5. Beach. Sir knights: {
w Q. BabCOCk, J. Newton Baker, John
al. BTinton, Mark F. Finley, William
Gibson, William W. Georges, James 7.
Gibbs, James A Hunter, Edward KOIb
albert Lindstrom, William II. McGray, |
Samuel H Moore, Edward l.. Osburne !
William 5. QuinteT. Frank l. Wagner,
and George Z. Walker.
Columbia COmmandery, No. 2-Ohicer:
4Charles E Bradley Sir knights: r.
20. MenIZel. G. a. Knees. c. W. HOOV-
#er, Charles A. Stewart c. G. Van Al
8 en-. James Crosby, ]. Z. Leaman, ".
=. Walton, William McAleer. o. H
Coumbe, Charles Long, Maurice Hess,
J. Frank Trazzare, B. F. Deerdorf
George W. Robson, and II. w. EiSal.
Potomac COmmandery, No. 3-Officers:
Robert w. Summers, adjutaut; W. c.
6mallwcOd, c. c. Grey. Sir knights:
s. g. Barnard, z. c. Berger. S. c. Bur
rows, w J. Capner. R. NJ Campbell
! G. NJ. Clagett, Z. r. Dawson, J. J.
Faher, John 3. Flick, Daniel johnson,
Jr., r. F. Rooster, A. T. Leith r. NJ.
/ Mullett, ). W. Michael, c. NJ. Smith, S.
/ o. Wendell.
De Molay Mounted Commandery, No.
! 4Officers; Thomas e Landon, adtu-
liant William II. Beahm. J. L. Marshall
Sir knights: Carl BurgdOrf Arthur
Carr, ". CoOksey. w. II. Dexter, c. c.
zLamond, z. c. Higgins, A. Frey, J. H.
GOOdTich, !. Hartig, J. w. Henderson,
Theodore Schondau, W. r. Rose. John
STexton, F. T. Weller, E. c. Mayberry,
#Seorge c. Shaffer.
Orient COmmandery No. lOfficers:
b. S. HOdgsOn. Rdjutant; Joseph H
dilans. Joseph A. Davies. Sir knights:
L.. p. HazletOn, Z. +. NVilkerson, GUY NJ.
Nelly, John r. Stephenson, J. i. -Bonini,
3 w. T. Goggins. w. A CohiIl, Joseph r
&COstinett. j. A DOwrick. J. Egloff. F
-. Frydeil, r. b. Harbaugh, William NJ.
Heinline, Joseph HodgsOn, \. J. Holt,
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