The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29 00:00:00

BAZAAR.

This omvanient and useful inetAtntion, the refuge of
all needy comas has owe more been brought foto
no Walton, this time by the Dirchemer School of Art;
and the some tad at the Corn Exchange on
Tuesday end W.de.sday showed the school bas no
lack of kind friends,if it lacks th• sinews of war. Several
well-known ladles have for some time tom
the promotios of this object, and their applications
for help have been responded to by tradesmen and
*than In the muet willing sod liberal manner. Mrs.
Arthur Memel haa acted as secretary throughout, and
Ibis lady is to be oongratulated on the success which
has &waded her effort.. Then were six stalls. Mrs.
Mansols own lOW was an elegant oue, well
stocked with some beautifill article& combining
the useful with the orsausiontaL The ladies
who assisted the hon. secretery in the dis-
posal of her 1111111111 were the Mims • Memel, Mn.
Hoesay, Miss Irwin,Wynyard, and the Mimes
Blaakstoess Williams. Mrs. Arthur Look's Mail was,
without doubt, one of the he* la lb. bazaar. 13esidas
an bustunerabis display of oast el and fancy emblem,
Shore were mem =ideas bits of paintMg, sad on.
little sketch of " Durdle Doer" by Mr. Bakst (the
hordnemier) naturally attracted a masiderable there
of &Menace. That. wen Woo some photagraplo, of
Mks Lock's painting of the Dorset poet t the
libassum. Tb. Para soths painting was much admired.
A novelty at this Mail WM an abundant supply of cut
flowers seat by Lord A/Matas,/Br J. Mitabellaed Mrs.
P ellom=al d pot "lowan given I y Mr. Lc.* which
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• ready sale. Mrs. Lock was rnrid by
Kra. Porter, Mies Janda Lock, and Miss Oak& At
Mrs. linglable's stallthers were sans ohoios specimens
of Beatnik* pottery, painted milk st3ols, silk
embroidery. Med painted sorsees, and a large wort-
meat oi !way neediswoek. The ladies who assisted
Ign. Ho:table were Mrs. Coombe, Kim and
Miss Pratt. Kn. Groves, who was aselated Is the
disposal of Mir goods by Mins Atka How Mks Croft,
and Mien Basoombs, displayed.. massive stook,
prosnineet among which wars some exquisitely
=hod articles. TM shall presided over by
Coombs (assisted by Mrs. T. Coombe
mid Miss Orem, tifeepleton). was tale, with
a Mock of mulUfarions anklet, fancy needlework and
woollen embroidered articles, paintings, dolls, &a
At tha Wens Panton's stall were some lovely painted
betides and sketches, executed by Kim Mabel Pauton.
That. were at this stall an endleas stock of goods, in
the disposal of which the Mimes Penton were assisted
by Mrs. kintitiaa. The proosedinge were enlivened
by soots good music during both days. The band of
the ard Battalion Dorestshirs Regiment (under Band-
master Loom), played ths following selection on
Tuesday
Ynosssam.

Merob W. id the 8r.u...... .(Wadeol
Team .............." the Noon lerbt" (Crowe)
Soleetlen. ........... lotan the" ...... .(ixdbeen
..... " The Silver 1thine"............(Ne1ee1er
Fantasia "Cloth of 0 Ad" .(Victor !I .ut
Orden. ....... Neter Stop" ........ .(11neehrdi
" God Sate the Queen."
The Dorchester Amateur String &tad lawny assisted
in the evening, and wawa lady 1 ri.,nds played
seleotioae on the pianoforte.
The total sow realised by the bazaar was £135 Ga. 61.