Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-09
making was over President Meader es-

making was over President Meader es-
corted Commissioners Macfarlands IDr.
Wiley and DR.. Woodward to the Chapin.
Sacks Company booth. where the velvef
kind" ice cream was being served. The
guests mentioned were each served with
plate Of cream which they eat with
relish. o. r. Hardwell and corps
of attendants are demonstrating Quaker
necessary attribute to any real deli.
cacy. is being demonstrated In not
biscuits. cakes. salads and other deiicacles
i'm which butter or lard Is used. Inc
Moneyweight Scales folks have an at
tractive exhibition. The Brooks & Ma
gruder Company of Hyattsville. Md. is
demonstrating wood mantels. Harry
Raft is demonstrating for Freihofer
macaroni of Philadelphia.
Col. George Truesdell has estaonsneo a
booth in the interest of the Altamont
spring water. Col. Truesdell thinks very
highly Of this water. and has. extended
an invitation to his friends TO come
and have one on him.
The Maryland Biscuit Company. with
E. E. Herring at the helm, has an in
teresting display. Lava soap fs looking
for housewives who want the real thing
i'm a cleanser.
The Martin Wagner Company. with W.
J. Henry In charge. wants everybody to
know that it handles only high-grade
food products. condiments. catsups, 5eE
lies, jams and table sauces. The singer
Sewing Machine Company has an at
tractive booth, and right next door is the
Standard salt.
Charles E. Greeley is looking after the
interests Of the Dwinell-Wright Company
of Boston, Mass, coffee roasters. spice
millers and tea importers. They are
making a speciality Of White House teas
and coffees. The Havenner Baking Com
pany has a large booth, demonstrating
it's crackers, cakes and other products.
The Welsbach Light Company has bril-
liant display. in charge OF H. b. Hawiey
The Fox River Butter Company and q
demonstrating Of the e. c. corn makes
are near one another. The Washington
Brewery Company has very attractive
demonstration of its noalco. the new tenn
perance drink.
There is a good sized booth devoted to
Gossman's ginger ale ana another for the
Washington Dairy Company. The Tolman
Laundry Company has very interesting
demonstration of the way In which II
handles the laundry Of great proportion
Of Washingtonians.
show the Merchants and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank has a novel exhibit. 1t is
prepared to do a general banking bust
ness at the show.
Suffragettes' Booth.
Aside from the great educational fea-
lures of the show a big novelty in such
an enterprise Is INC oooeh 'hoe nos ~
set I'D by the suffragettes Of Washington.
In order to come within the scope of the
enterprise they will serve lot OF goodies.
lust to show those Of masculine persua-
sion that suffragettes have a feminine
side as we'll as other women" as Mrs.
Helen r. Tindall put it to reporter
The following are in charge OF the booth:
Mrs. Jessie Waite Wright, president
E;nual Suffrage Association; Mrs. Helen
r. 'Tindall. Mrs. Frances M. Gregory.
Miss Emma M. Gillett, Mrs Abbot, MRS.
Rettig and Mrs. j. NJ. Bradley.
Officers of the Retail Grocers Protec-
tive Association are: President, II. l..
Meader: first vice president, J. H. Good
rich; second vice president, j. I. White:
treasurer, e. E. Fisher, and manager and
secretary, Perry p. Patrick.
A prize of So will be given Tor the pest
and most artistic display of goods. and a
prize of $40 for the neatest and best
demonstration.