The Washington times., 1917-01-15
GERMAN BAZAAR TO
BEBRILLIANT EVENT
Diplomats Wives to Preside
Personally in Tea Room at
Convention Hall. -"

The bazaar for the beneft of
widows and orphans of the Central
Powers to be held at Convention Hall
the week of February bids fair to
be one of the most important chari-
table events of this season.
The affair will take place under the
patronage Of Countess Won Bernstorff
and Baroness Zwiedinek, who person
ally will preside in the tea room.
Madam Stephen Panaretoff, wife of
the Bulgarian minister, plans to take
charge of an oriental coffeeroom.. The
other patronesses are: Madam Abdul
Hak Hussein-Bey, Princess Won Hatz-
feldt-Trachenberg, Mrs, Robert s.
Mccormick, Mrs. Richard Townsend,
Madame Christian Hauge, and Mrs.
Christian Heurich.
- Space fer Dancing.
The committee on arrangements in
tends to have one end OF the big hall
devoted entirely to dancing, and has
engaged a well-known orchestra to
play. Booths with all kinds of pretty
things, the sale of which will help
widows and orphans abroad, a theater
In which local talent plans to give Q
program. a big dining-room, cafe,
soda fountain, and other places of re-
freshment, will line the main street.
of the little town, into which Martin
Wiegand and his co-workers plan to
transform Convention Hall for the oc-
casion. 80
Rev. Paul A. Menzel is sending out
an appeal to all singing societies of
the District to join a big *chorus,
which will give the songs Of the
Old Fatherland.
The Central Connittee.
Chances will be sold for q free
trip to Europe.
The following have been named as
members of the general COMMITTEES:
George Auth, Mic. Auth, DR.. J. g.
Allen.
Andrew Baker, Charles Baumann,
Joseph Berberich, F. J. Berens, +. G.
Berger, H. G. Bergling, H. 81. Berg
mann, DR.. H. C. Boyer, Charles Bland,
G. Brahler, Karl Brodt, Ernst Bruc-
ken, Gustav BuchhoIz, Henry Busch
er.
Albert Carry, Mrs. de Grain, Charles
Dietz, Charles Dismer, the Rev. J. e.
A. Doermann, Peter Borsch, Carl A.
Dfoop, ]. P. Drury, Julius Duehring,
William ]. Eek, John A. Eckert, Cor
nelius Eckhardt, Julius Egloff, Bor-
man Engel.
Isaac Cans, Herman Gauch, Ernst
Gertstenberg, F. II. Geyer, Ernst
Gichner, Prof. DR.. Paul Gleis, NJ.
Goldenberg, John ]. Graft, DR.. s. o.
eraser, Adolph GUIDE, William F.
GUIDE, Harry w. Hahn, Gustav Har-
tig, e. S. Hecht, Prof. DR.. F. J..
Hemelt, A G. Hermann, Charles =:
Hermann, ]. P. Hermann, Christian
Heurich, Carl Heurich, Lewis Hop;
fenmaier, n. Holzbeierlein, @. Huth.
Charles Jacobsen, A. r. Jones, ST.
mon Kann, Jacob Karr, Charles Kat
telmann, D. ]. Kaufman, Harry King,
James Keller, Max Kirsche, John J.
Kolb, D. e. Kleps, Mrs. Ella Koli-
pinski, T. H. Kramer, Gregor Kram,
John Kunlo, Henry Kuhn, Henry
Lansburgh, James Lansburgh, Rev. p.
d. Laddin, DR.. L. v. Leineweber, Al
bert Lepper, Max Linzbach, A. Lis
ner, Andrew Loeffler, A. Loehl, ]. G.
Weinberg, Rev. Paul A MenzeI, VIII
liam r. Miller, William Muehleisen,
William Neuland, l. Nickolaua, Mrs
G. r. Olshausen, l. Olszewski, Louis
Ostermayer, Anton Ostmann, julius
Peyser, Ch. G. Phuger, August
Plugge, oskar Preil, Rev. J. r. Roth,
Cuno H. Rudolph, Mrs. Charles Re
pertus, e. c. z. Rupert.
w. A Santelmann, Charles Schaefer,
John L. Schaffert, 8. Scharbau, o.
Schleichert, E. S. Schmidt, the Rev.
Richard Schmidt, the Rev. Henoch
Schroeder, Prof DR.. Heinrich Schu-
macher, G. Edward Schultz, Hugo
Schulze, John Schutrumpf, Claus
Schwartz, DR.. H. A. Sellhausen, G. II.
Siebert, o. G. Sonneck, John Sofivener,
Prof. A. w. Spannhoofd, George w.
Spier, John Steinle, Theodore Stoner,
Joseph Strasburger,
Leon Tobriner, Edward A. Trip,
John Waldmann, Theodore Walter,
Mrs. Pauline Walther, Harry Ward
man, Henry Wassmann, ]. William
Weber, c. H. Weiss. DR.. Conrad Weiss,
the Rev. ]. F. Wenschel, H. G. Wilson,
Simon Wolf. Charles E. Worthington,
Hugo Worch, J. T. Wright, Christian
xander, Jacob Xander, Henry Xandes
and Joseph Zegowitz.