Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-27


What Ticket Will Do.
Each season ticket has attached to it
twelve coupons and each single ticket
three coupons. Each one o. these coupons
is redeemable at the face value of 10
cents for refreshments as well as the
various forms of entertainment to be pro-
vided. at the hat box, as well as in the
ballroom. and for the refined vaudeville
on the sixth floor. In other words by
means of these coupons every holder will
receive something tangible or something
entertaining not only for every cent of
the cost, but 20 per cent additional
While all who attend the housewarming
will be required to present a ticket at the
door there will be no actual charge for
admission. because no coupons will be de-
tached for that purpose All will be
available to the holder who is once on
the inside.
Entrance to the building for the gen.
eral public holding tickets will be by the
New York avenue doors, which lead di-
rect into the great Auditorium; and ticket
holders will have the elevator service eX-
cluslvely from the basement banquet hall,
which for the occasion has been deSig-
mated the 'refreshment palace to the
theatrical performances on the upper
floor. AS far as possible without en-
croaching upon bodies whose regular
meetings are in operation. the public will
be given glimpse of the beautiful in
terror of the building, its conveniences
and accommodations. Those who have
seen 1t describe it as magnificent
Names of Committee Members.
Special committees and their chairmen
will be announced later. The following
compose the general and executive COM
mittees in charge of the housewarmng:
Executive committed. c. Wilson,
chairman; Roe Fulkerson vice chairman
w. Hamilton Smith. vice chairman; DIR.
Frank E Gibson, vice chairman; Frank
r. Underwood. secretary and chairman of
ticket committee, and George E. Fleming,
treasurer.
Committee chairmen = Roe Fulkerson,
new stock subscription; w. Hamilton
Smith. unpaid subscriptions: DIR. r. T.. Glib
son. entertainment Frank r. Underwood.
tickets: Percy S. Foster. music: Maj. r.
Sylvester, order; William T. Belt. fire
protection; William II. Landvoist. press
c. H. Woodward, hat box; Thomas G.
vertising; Mrs. l.. NJ. Feldman, lunch !;
Theodore Picard. refreshments; Sydney
r. Jacobs, auditing; Mrs. ]. n. Streater,
Eastern Star; E. S. Clarkson, ticket col
lection.
General committee appointed by the
various Masonic bodies to participate in
the housewarming:
Federal Lodge, No IA. r. Server, w.
A. Harris. w. T. Ballard.
Columbia Lodge, No 5-Frank B. Curtis,
Joseph Solomon, Walter B. Harrison
Naval Lodge, No. John j. King, Eu-
gene j. Hollis. William f. Acton.
Potomac Lodge, No. I-CharleS T. Lind
sey. w. S. Waddey, Lem Towers. jr.
New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9-Edwin S.
Clarkson Warren j. Coffin, J. G. Scho-
field.
Hiram Lodge, No. 10-James B. Lambie
Clark Mckercher. Charles w. Pimper.
ST. Johns Lodge. No. 11-William T.
Jones, Robert A. Daniel. Morris Hahn
National Lodge. No. TT. John New
ton j. f. Tibbitts. Roger ODonnell.
Washington Centennial Lodge. No. II
Victor H. Wallace Henry F. Woodward
and Wallace Streater
Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. 10
Andrew Wilson, Henry NJ. Schooley and
Henry r. Bittinser.
Dawson Lodge. No 16-Claude III.
Woodward. Benjamin +. Odell and Mil
ton Strasburger-
Harmony Lodge. No. Nv. Hamilton
Smith, Lurtin X. CHM and DR.. l.. ID. Car
man.
Acacia Lodge, No 1s-H. w. Hunt. John
Z. Borland and E. d. Ryerson.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 19-J. Chester
Bowen, Hiram II. Martin. W. Spencer
Armstrong, John b. Nichols and Gratz f.
Dunkum.
Anacostia Lodge. No 2l-Adolphus
GUIDE. Charles J. James and Walter B.
Fry.
George C. Whiting Lodge, No. oo-E. H.
L. Myers. William Fl. Harrison and David
f. Dumberth.
Pentalpha Lodge. No. 81 w. Collins
Alex. Gordon. jr.. and 1. Is. Field.
Stansbury Lodge. No. PA. c. Shaw,
IL. T. Rogers. DIR. q. r. Heinecke
,Arminius Lodge No 25-William r.
Meyers, John Wishusen. Charles e. Ger
ner.
Osiris Lodge. No 26-S r. Jacobs.
William Montgomery, George w. Ing
ham.
King David Lodge. No. 2S-Charles F.
Baldwin. Daniel Grant Davis. Marvin NJ.
Mclean.
William r. Singleton Lodge. No 30
J. j. Kramer. F. + Robey, j. j. LARA
bee
Temple Lodge. No 32-Louis c. VIII
son. ]. Frank Trazzare w. Clifford Long
Royal Arch Chapters:
Columbia Chapter No Charles T.,
Fitch berger, Charles c. Coombs, George
G. Seibold.
Washington Chapter. No. 2-Theodore
G. DeMoll, Emile Huck, William F. Cog
gins.
Mount Vernon Chapter. No. 3-Rcger
Bryant
Mt. Horeb Chapter No. 7-Theodore r
Moore, Joseph L. Monroe. Carey S. Frye
Potomac Chapter. No. S-W. F. Reeve,
E. S. Smith. E. II. l.. Meyers.
Brightwood Chapter. No. O. Abram
Frey. r. Fl. Rice, w G. Wise.
Hiram Chapter, No. ION. F. Finley,
Alva S. Taber, Morris Hahn.
Washington Council, No. l. r. and s.
M.-Lafayette Leaman. George R. Sheriff,
William Z. Porter.
Adoniram Council, L. D.-Roe Fulker-
son. ]. w. Collins. Claude F. King.
knights Templar:
Washington Commandery, No. 1-Wil-