Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-04
PARADE FEATURES
CHURCH CARNIVAL
Baby Show Also to Be Con-
Quoted by Anacostia N. E.
Congregation.

A carnival being conducted this week by
the congregation of the Anacostfa Meth
odist Episcopal Church WAS formally
opened last night. A large street parade
preceded the opening. The PROCESSION
formed at Gas pm. at the church and
marched to Good Hope road. to. Nichols
avenue, to Pleasant street and thence to
the Masonic Temple in Anacostfa. John
Il Earnshaw acted as chief marshal
The first division included the Boy
Scout Drum Corps of Congress Heights,
followed by a number of patrols off the
scouts. with W. B. MarshaliEas marshal.
The second division had a. b. suit as
marshal. and included the members of the
SUNDAY school of the church. the members
of the primary department being. carried
in auto1nop,les. The members 'sof the
church also marched In this division. The
third division was known as the SUI :
fra gette parade, and Mrs. j. r. Earnshaw
was marshal. The fourth diviMou was
composed of clowns, and D. &C mithson
was in charge. The fifth division included
citizens of AnacoStla, with SsldIies
Walsh as marshal. fis,sta s..
Those in Charge. i 81,
The various committees in charge OF
the affair included the executive COM
m;ttee with A. B. Suit, chairman: Mrs.
4 b. suit. Ralph Williamson. Rev. q.
l.. White. Mrs. Corrie T.. Campbell,
George o. Watson. Samuel r. Campbell.
Mrs. G. l.. White Miss Emma Butler and
Dapiel : Smithson This committee
has announced the following program
for the week: Tonight will be known
as Eastern Star night. and play en-
titled How the Story Grew Will De
given Tomorrow evening a masquer-
ade will be conducted for the young
people Thursday evening a BABY snow
will be held, with Mrs. s. r. Campbell
in charge. Mrs. Campbell has already
received large number OF entries. Inc
first prize will be dozen pnotosrapns
of the baby who wins, and the second
will be a silver knife. fork and spoon
Friday evening the : Red Men of An
acostia will be in prominence. and sew
eral of them will give war dance at
that time. An old folks, concert will
Saturday evening has not been definite
ly determined upon, but the executive
committee expects to announce tomorrow
a. special feature for that evening.
! Other Committees.
The other committees are:
Ice cream-C.-F Linger, Frank Tew,
George O., Watson. Simon Bube, H. w.
Emo J. elliott, Harry Hardy, F. {.
Haines. Mr.. Koontz H \. Linger. ST.;
C. Lee. W. E. Potbury. Fl. Phipps, T.
Phipps, c.. Simpson. Leroy Stone, Mr..
Shepherd, Irving Thompson, John Earn
shaw. Robert Martin.
Groceries : Samuel Pumphrey, G. F.
Pyies. j. c.. Smith, Capt w. T. Ander-
son. Henry Acton, J. V. Conway. Il. Har-
rison, y. M. koontz. w. M. Moore, j. l..
Padgett o. $. Humphrey. j. F. Pyles, j..
Smith. C. P. Sherzer. j. White, c. A. j..
Williamson, Wilton West. ]. Hardy, NJ.
E Cornish. Charles Walsh.
Peanuts and popcorn-R. j. Scaggs. Mr..
Dennison. f. Fih0tti. D. Waters, D. II.
Zrkie, j. w. Crawford. G. w. King, F..
Orme. George Orem, William Baker. r..
Sands.
Bakery-Mrs. w B. Marshall. Mrs. NJ.
E. Cornish, Mrs. Boblits. Mrs. Earnshaw,
Mrs. S. Is King, Mrs. Crutchley. Mrs. w.
j. Latimer. Mrs. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Frank
Dony. Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs.
Martin and Miss c. Anderson.
Candy-Miss Sadie Humphrey. Queen
Esther Girls. Mrs. Charles Walsh, Miss
Florence Humphrey. Misses Edna Emo,
Marjorie Haines. Vesta Gator, Matilda
Butler, Hilda Henning. Esther England,
Marion Murphy. Mamie Conway.
Japanese booth-Mrs. John c. Smith,
Miss Pearl Zirkle and members of Mrs.
Smiths and Mrs. Owens Sunday school
classes.
Flowers-R. ]. Lacey, W. B; Marshall.
Z. o. Linger. F. C.. Smith. w. E. Tew,
West Brothers, A. NJ. Suit
Oyster lunch-Mrs. Clara Williamson,
Mesdames Suit. Tew, Emo, Butler Ball,
page. Campbell Bachofner. Arnold, Nil
likin. Sherzer and Albert Ball.
Apron table-Mesdames Bertha Haines,
f. T. Watson. ,Bube. Torney, Lee and
Miss lola Gator
son, Burch. Finotti,' Haines, B. j. King,
Mclean. Bemhoff, Smith, Willard, Nc
1lheney, j. Pyles. KoontZ, G. Pyles,
Gator, Linger, Sherzer. Morton and Den
nison and Misses johnson, +. Castor, l..
Anderson and Edith Pyles.
Fruit-Mrs. Elizabeth Page and the Sun
day school classes of Mrs. Page and Mrs.
Suit
Chinese laundry--Mesdames Ida Scaggs,
Murphy. Spicer, Jones. s. koontz. Mich
olson, Emo, Fort, Smithson, Bcall, Till
man. Perkins. Summers. Reilley. Miller
and Nelson. and Misses r. Crawford. L.
Anderson. Clara Wedding Annita Taylor
Alice Gibbons and Bertha Zerkle.
Fish pond-Mrs. G. Leroy White. Mrs
Whites school class. Mrs. C.. +. Linger
Mrs. Willett and Miss Mabel Burch.
Observation-Disclosures Bessie Pyles, Mabel
Burch, Katherine Potbury, Addie Ohm,
Mrs. Virginia Williamson and Harvey
Townsend.
Baby show-Mesdames G. e. Campbell
Bonhoff, Ella Smith and Misses Hilda
Henning and Esther England.
Stage managemeut-D. c. SmithsOn A
Havenner, ". King. r. Phipps. w Davis
NJ Davis, r. Tilghman, Il. Murphy, & W
Teats. 1919
Booths-Harry Wedding; j. w. Gran
ford. J. r. Kelley, Mr.. Gator. &. elliott
julius Owens. G.. Simpson. G. Torney
Decoratlons-George Shoemaker, James
Sherzer, c. White. L. Pyes. A. Montgom-
cry and Messrs. Burch, Dean. Jones and
Nelson
Advertising Ralph Williamson. Frank
Doney, C.. T.. Linger, a. Havenner. s
Campbell. G. elliott. ". Smith, G. Tor
ney, ]. T. Herbert. II. Martin. r. Pyles
+. Earnshaw W. A. Williamson, A. Ball
S Willett 6. Marshall. G. Benhoff. G.
IIaines. W. c. Nicholson. w. b. Stone.
| Circulars and tickets--Rev. t. Lero.
White and members of the executive
committee.