Evening journal., 1916-04-24
.'ROLIC' This Week
AT THE 'EDENZAAR
Odd Fellows " Work for Funds
TO Send Degree Staff
TO Chattanooga
MAYOR PRICE TO
OPEN THE EXHIBIT

OPEN / HE kAHIbl 1
After two months Of preparation the
\ ommittee in charge of Eden Lodge
. Degree Staffs Bazaar, which will be
f nown as Edenzaar. has completed
lans for its opening this evening. The
fair will be held in the assembly
Dom OF Eden Hall and will continue
4 throughout the week.
Mayor James f. Price. President of
'ouncil Henry c. Downward and
members OF Council will officially
. pen Edenzaar at 7.3O o'clock. II will
( pen each evening thereafter at the
. anne hour. Each evening an enter
4 ainment will occupy part of the pro-
ram.
Arrangements have been made for
4 n kinds Of booths. beautiful fancy
rticles to attract attention. For the
hungry ones, homemade sandwiches,
ce cream, cake and candy will be on
ale
The once favorite phrase OF the city
& strip ticket will be before the pub
4 ic again. Il can be purchased for a
+ uarter and will entitle the holder to
. admission as well as purchases
lmounting to quarter.
All Odd Fellow Lodges Of the city
will attend on different evenings.
Besides the city officials. Delaware
lodge will attend this evening They
will be accompanied by their orchestra
)f twelve pieces. Brandywine Lodge
also will attend.
Grand Master Howard +. Lynch and
i. Deputy Grand Master George n.
Bailey and stafis are to be present on
Tuesday evening.
Hope Lodge and Naomi Lodge OF
4 2ebecca will go through the "zaar" on
"Wednesday evening.
An attendance equal to Mondays Is
8sxpected Thursday, when Jefferson
Nlnd Asylum Lodges will visit.
Fairfax and Columbia Lodges will
be present on Friday.
Mechanics Lodge will be present on
Saturday evening.
Attractive and unique whistles have
)een distributed advertising the
. 'Zaar." Booster banners are also dis
played on Market Street and the Court
House lawn.
The proceeds Of "Edenzaar" will go
nto the Chattanooga Fund" which
to be used to defray the expenses
)f sending Eden Degree Staff 10 Chat
81 anooga. Tenn. next September. TO
| compete in degree work. This will be
Eden's fourth trip to Sovereign
Grand Lodge Session.
The general and subcommittee
which arranged and worked hard for
'Edenzaar." are as follows:
General Committee j. Std
nam. chairman; p. j. Isaac. treas
nrer; Alexander r. Abrahams. secre
ary: Charles Forwood. Thomas +
= 5rier. Jr.. Samuel NJ. Ford William c
Press. II. X. Weaver. S. f. Jackson
ARTHUR Rodenheiser, Harry W. Chairs
IS IWilliam II. Taylor. j. Albert oliver
& w. J. Beatty. c. II. Burris. Harvey
Il 1Volk Norman Watson. A. p. Hudson
HWilliam Mink. j. W. Reed, Harry
Murdick. James Murray. J. Harry
Il Wright. Charles r. Searles. JOhr
81 Moore. John c. Seckel. William +. Ma
n han. Frank Shinn, Chester J. Moore
Time and Place Committee-P. J
q Isaac. G. H. Forwood. Alexander r
Abrahams.
Automobile mmittee-Chester J
Il Moore. Samuel NJ. Ford, Harry w
f Chairs.
Advertising Committee-Alexandei
r. Abrahams, ]. A. Oliver. Charles For
wood. Harry w. Chairs, W. J. Beatty
Entertainment Committee-Thoma'
e. Grier. Jr.. s. NJ Ford. s. +. Jack
son. william II. Taylor. A. p. Hudson
Donation Committee-Harry J. Std
n ham. Stephen Jackson, Samuel NJ
Al Ford. Charles II. Forwood, J. Harry
Wright
Bazaar Space Committee-P. J
Isaac. A. p Hudson. J. A. oliver.
Decorating Committee H. For
wood. II. X. Weaver. Samuel NJ. Ford
Gift Committee-A. p. Hudson. J. A
Oliver. w. c. Press, II. W. Chairs
II James Murray.
Banners Committee-H. W. Chairs
{. J. Moore.
Printing Committee-Alexander r
Abrahams. A. p. Hudson, William II
Fl Taylor.
Invitation Committee - Harry J
81 Stidman, p j. Isaac, Charles II. For
wood
Purchasing Committee-A. p. Hud
s. son. II. W. Chairs. II. e. Murdick.
Ticket Committee w. +. Mahan
John c. Seckel
Jitney Committee-Harry e. Muir
dick
William II. Taylor.
Valuable assistance has been givel
the men by the women's auxiliary.
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