The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-25
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The Success of the Benefit NJ washing.
Ton Hall Continues-Lasf NIght's En.
jpymenIs-The Doll SHOW and Other
siRtteTa tT5a 4
The Warrington Hall Bazaar and Festi'
val for the beneatoE the Children's Home
continues to gladden. the generous hearts
Of the fair ladies and benevolent gentle.
men who are lending their aid to the en-.
.terprise, with financial success. From the
fact that an admission fee OF % cents was
charged at the door Inst evening,
the attendance was not quite 80
great as on the opening night = Bat
the increased receipta probably made
up for the falling of in the size OF the
crowd. Many business men whose time
is valuable and constantly occupied went
to the Hall to dine and sup instead OF to
their homes. The bazaar stock was al
most entirely sold out at the various
booths; but the attractions OF the retresh-
ment aud eating departmental grows even
greater, and the interest centering Ia these
seems unfaggipg. .. .lagg6 r.a.5 ill.,
The following ladies' composed the sup:
per committee, and attended the several
tables with pleasing, grace: s,R M" (
b Mrs.iJ. T.. Harden, George X. Me-
Mechen, A. Wilson Kelley, John Few
William RiheldRfer, Captain ). B. Lukens,
Mr.. Riley, ]. @. Cooper, G. W. Franzheim,
L. v. Blind, Colonel Arnett, A.'l., Rice,
Captain B. B. Doyener, A. Patterson.
Misses Addie Coen, Clara Fisher, Mamie
MGIlwaine, Lydia 4lcM echen, Mary Frew,
Mary pickey; ANNE Ozark Mary camp
beli, Lilly Wait Alice Kennedy, julia
Good. ~, ~ 81 is,. . I. I'D q q,
the fancy articles were nearly all closed
out The following hisses othclated pc,
hind the arti9tically arranged draPsry q
this stand: Aliases Gertrude Lamb, Belle
Chambers, Ada Ooen and Clara Flsher,
The domestic booth on the noFtn sidei
wss presided over The same az on the pre-;
cedlng evening by ME- McMecpen sanu
Misses Alice Kennedy and LYDIA NC
Mechen. Not many . articles remain
undisposed Of there. i'l' cory. M ~
Mrs. George Wise, Misses mary tamn
and Birdie Bell continued 70 attend the
attractive table OF line arts and tne candy
stand had 'alsothe same corps Of. etheienl
attendants, viz: Misses Julia LIS, Sad1e
Logan, Mary Ottt Jennie bloomfield and
Jennie Simpson. .,,,,4.5,
At the refreshmnent table on the stage
1.-THE dainties and sTeetmeats commune
abundant and rare. SAID Mrs;J, Y. hupp
who had charge OF this department
although there were not 90 many IN a.
tendance to might We have done Deter n
proportion than We did on tuesday night
The following ladies' assisted Mts; Hq1pp;
Mrs. n: Richardson. Mrs, Joseph speideli
and Misses Sadie Robinson and Bertha
Pollock. ~ =. '' 80
The elegant and dazzling display Of dtai
monds and iewelry by. Jacob w. Grubp,
continued to hold the attention and elicit
the admiration OF many. .AftisucalIy ar
ranged In the large case IN front OF the
stage the collection was, exhibited to good
advantage. The ADDITION OF several tnouiI
sand dollars worth OF new diamotids, yes!
lerday, enhanced the value and beauty Of
the display very much. The price Of one
bracelet Is 5000 There were also very
The other varieties Of settings were qpmeri
Gus and, costly. l.,..
By reference to the advertise ments It
will be noted that the Doll Show has been
somewhat anticipated: As the Bazaar ari
ttcles are nearly OIL disposedi q, and such
NUMBER OF nckets nave 9een sod lor
Friday afternoon as to thoroughly crowd
the Hal, it's deemed advisable to exhibit
the dolls this evening", SO that mothers,
iathers and every one may have o chance
to inspect the collection and engage any
dolls they may wish. This Will be the posi-
tive merchandising however that any
dolls sold will not be delivered before