Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-06
MASONIC DONATIONS
Many Gifts From Large Manufactur-
ing Concerns Collected by Local
Men Indicate Strong Interest In
Bazaar.
Bazaar.

Nanv donations are being received
for the Masonic Bazaar, commencing
on next Monday night, in Armor!
Hall, and the work of preparation
is proceeding apace. The booths tf
be in charge of bevies of A!exandrla's
prettiest girls. will prove one Of the
big attractions.
Among the more important dona'
tions, in addition to those already
published, are five passenger Dodge
Touring Car, and a New Edison
Phonograph, valued at $25O,OO
From late advices received it is
apparent that during the time OF the
Bazaar, October 9 to 2l, it Will be
visited by many delegations OF Ma
sonic Lodges in other cities, There
will, as the slogan of the arrange
ment committee indicates, "Be Some
thing Doing Every Night"
An almost complete list of the do
nations to date follows:
To Miss Cochran: and Committee
Elms and Sellin, New York, Cretonne
and toys; Faunce and Spinney, Lynn
Mass, one pair patrician shoes; Nj.
Ben Bcrkenfield, New York, Sin
:ammasoles; NJ. Goldenburg, Wash
Iington, doll; Mr.. Loose, one masoRlc
;rng, (set with diamonds); Mrs. W.
B. Smoot, Dolls; Mrs. Huigin, Bever-
", Mass, fancy articles; The WASH
ington Herald, one years subscrlp-
ton; Hccht and Co. ? centerpieces,
Washington; Harris and Co., Wash
ngton, D. c., chatting dish; Lans-
burgs and Bro, Washington, l crepe
de chene waist; S. Kann Sons and Co.,
Washington, doll Qargc); Goldsmith
and Co., silver jewelry case; Castle
bergs Jewelry Co., 2 glas alt shakers;
Phillipsborn and Co, crepe and lace
waist; Washington Post, one year
subscription; Lambert Listerine Co.
One package listerine;
To Brawner Bros: Standard Oil CO..
One perfection oil heater; H. }
HeintZ Co., ] case assorted products
The Burchell Co.. coffee; The shred
ded Wheat Co., Sc boxes shredded
wheat. | case Karo Syrup.
From Masonic Lodges to Miss
Cochran: Liberty Lodge, Beverly
Mass, China tea service and maho-
gany tray; Turner Ashby Lodge No.
232, Delaplane, Va, $500; Boydton
Lodge No. $780, Boydton, Va, A ham;
Monitor Lodge No. 1877, Phoebus, Va.
oysters Lodge Beveley. No. l67, Nor
folk, Va; Mcpherson Lodge No. SO
Blackwatcr, Va, $500; Lancaster
Union No. IS; Broadwater Lodge
No. II, Check for 50 80; kempe1
Lodge No. 64, 1000; Fairfax Lodge
No. 43, ham; Smithfield Union Lodge
No. IS, Smithfield ham; Richmond
Randolph Lodge, check $50.
Through J. II. Crilly: The Spoo
Cotton Co., 12O spools Crochet cotton;
Rumford Co., Rumford yeast powder;
VIM. Wrigley, Jr., Co., chewing gum;
Wortendyke mfg Co., Paper; Shread-
ded Wheat Co.. Shredded Wheat;
Martin Gilet Co., 10 lbs. tea; Corr
Products Refg. Co., 1 Case harc
Syrup.
Carlin-Hulfish Co: American Pad
and Textile Co., Collar Pads; The Sta1
Heel Plate Co., Cobbler set; Warwood
Tool Co., check for $40. 90; Johr
Lucas and Co., Inc. Furniture Polish
Henry Disston and Sons, tools; I'LL,
inchast Rubber Co., Rubber novel.
ties; Three in One Oil Co., -Four doz
bottles oil; Winchester Repeating
Arms Co., one repeating shot gun
P. E. Dietz Co., display stand anc
lanterns; Addison Clark and Bro.
check for $1,000; Champion Blowe7
and Forge Co., check for S5. 90; The
Capewell Horse Nail Co., 100 lbs
Horse shoe nails; Adolph Kastor ant
Bro. One doz. Masonic pocket knives
Standard Tool Co., ten dollars.
Through F. S. Harper, Inc, I'm
perial Coffee Co., 80 lbs. coffee; Sc;
Gull Speciality Co., l case products
Red &C" Oil Co., Two Gross AXl'
greasce; Gilpin Langdon Co., spice
Church and Dwight Co., Baking soda
Chalmers Gelatine Co., / case Celia
tine: Brown and Williamson Tobacco
| Co., 10 lbs. tobacco; Wrigley 90.
chewing gum; H. c. Heckerman.
cases Peanut butter; Royal Bakins
Powder Co., l case baking pawder
Celluloid Starch Co., case starch
Franklin Baker Co., 1-2 case Cannet
! cocoan,,t. Martin Wagner Coz l cas-,