Evening star., 1928-04-29

Mary Alderman, Allie Smith, Sophia
DIETRICH. Annie DE Lange, Katie Rich
| mond. Bessie Gulick, Lille Kendlg and
| the Misses Robinson,
No. l4-Mrs. j. A. w. Clarvoe and
! Mrs f. @. Wheeler. assisted by Mrs.
! Or. A, +. johnson, Mrs. @, r. Koontz,
| Miss Kate Tatspaugh, Miss FANNIE
| Tatspaugh. Miss Maria Jones, MISS
| Mary (. Hogan, Miss Alice Wooldrldge'
Miss Alice Taylor, Miss Katie Flta-
| gerald. Miss Lille Clarvoe. Miss Cora
| Spanele Miss Annie Johnson, Miss Ag-
/ gle Dow, Miss Katie Young, Mrs W. 5.
/ johnson and Sadie Jennings
No. l5--Mrs. Hickling and Mrs.
! Spottswood. assisted by Miss Danen-
hover, Miss Josephine Taylor. the MISS
IS Wiltshire and Miss Emma Connor.
No. l6-Mrs. Boudinot, Mrs. Hale and
Mrs. Harrison, assisted by Misses Rosa
and Pinkie Williamson. Alma Ebert,
Julia Murray. Rosa Thomas, Pink
Thomas and Susie Dutton.
No, l7-MrS nj. Goddard and MISS
Naumeyer, assisted by Misses M
Shields. A. Neumeyer, NJ. f. Draine,
McElwain and Bessie Byron.
No. lS-Mrs. E. Neumeyer and Miss
Rice, assisted by the Misses Dant' Miss
Reidv. Miss Speake. Miss McKeon and
Miss TennvSon and Miss Katie Dunn.
No. l9-MrS. John S. Miller and Miss
Ella McGuigan assisted by Mrs. A.
Flovd and Mrs. Todd. Misses Katie and
Alice Nokes. Miss Katie Frye, Miss
Fannie Bennett. Miss Annie Ourand,
Miss Mamie Bowerman, Miss RUBY
johnson and Miss Cora Hamilton.
No. 20-Mrs. r. H. Atkinson and Miss
Goldsborough. assisted by Miss Kate
Shonlo. Miss Linda Hobbs. Miss Ball
bach, Miss Speare. Miss Katie Hilton,
Miss Annie Tarrisse and Miss McGill.
Flower stand-Mrs. George Brett
harth, assisted by Miss Steinle. MRS
Hoover, Mrs. Ourand, Mrs. Powers
Misses Sadie Pruett, Emma Henderson,
rosa Henderson, Mamie Cowie, Maud
Martin, Carrie Sweet, N. Sweet, Lou
Herbert. Mamie Geisking, Lizzie Gels
king, Clara Hodges, Miss Ebert and
Miss LeSh.
No. / lemonade Stand--Mrs. Denni-
son. assisted by Mrs. j. w. Flenner,
Miss Emma Carver. Miss Ella Morris
and Miss Kaiser.
No. . lemonade stand-MiSs Thomas,
assisted by Misses Hattie Carrigan,
Mamie Larman, BERTHE Adams, Hattie
Lazalier and Bertie Gould.
Pickle stand-Mrs. Adrian Jones, as
sisted by Misses Wolf. Kaufman, Camp
Deli and Ella ScnrOeuer.
Post office-Mrs. E. B. Hay. assisted
by Mrs. r. K. Evans, Miss Mildred
Brown. Miss Annie Sterling. Miss Alice
Seal Mrs. Maggie V. Benner, Miss
Maude Freeman, Miss Martin and Miss
Lille Norton.
COME Of these ladies, no doubt, have
- changed their names since then;
some of them, maybe, several times,
Those who are with us today viii close
their eyes and dream, as II were
after reading these committees-oI
their youthful. happy days-those good
old days of yore!
When the Infantry helds its man.
moth fair, As years ago, opening on
April 16 and continuing for two weeks,
washington had only little less than
one-third the population 1t has today,
or about 1900 persons all told. How
ever, what the city lacked in numbers
then, it made up In enthusiasm. and
nearly every business house in Wash
lngton gave something TO help the
cause along. Donations. both In money
and merchandise Of the most valuable
character. poured in from all quarters.
until. by the time the fair opened. more
than $4,000 worth of goods alone had
been turned over to those in charge.
Space for the display Of goods and
articles was assigned 10 various mer-
chants, many of whom we're members
Of the corps and deeply interested in It's
building project. On view in different
parts OF this hall were some of the
prizes to be voted for. including a solid
silver tea service. valued at $4,000: a
grand upright rIano valued at s700;
diamond earrings. side-bar top buggy,
gold watch and chain, cylinder disk
and other useful and ornamental ar
ticles
Fer the silver punch bowl and ladle
for the most popular hotel or saloon
there was keen rivalry. the contestants
being r. A. Sullivan. Riggs House, Eb-
bitt House, S. Aman, III. v. Tierney.
George w Driver, William H. Wright
Hank Elwood and William Helmus.
Maybe these names will be familiar 10