The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-23
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BAZAAR AND tE5TINhL.-lu e euLeEthlIl'
ment for the benefit OF the Children's
Home opens tonight at the Academy Of
Music. All day yesterday the hall was q
scene OF busy confusion, and booths wen,
up like magic, while fair hands trane.
formed them into lovely clysiums, from
which will be displayed the costiliest
specimens OF art and handiwork 10 tempt
the ready pocketbook.
In all the round OF fairs which hitherto
graced our city, 1t may seriously be ques,
toned II such exhibits were ever made ga
will characterize the bazaar tonight.
Donations for taia department are coming
in from all directions, aud the scene could
only be called bewildering mass Of beauty
as the articles lay piled up around the
committee who were engaged in sorting
and pricing them. 1t is the determine.
ton also, we may state, to place These
things unreservedly on sale this, the fret
evening, at Z O'Clock, so let no one come
late and have 10 regret not having
choice.
Ices and cake will be Served on the
stage where the retreshment department
Is located.
Supper will be ready at ak o'clock
promptly. The supper room Is separated
this year entirely from the fair, proper,
and can be entered directly from the out.
side door
The ladies' who have this first meal and
table in charge are: Mrs. 6. Lamb, Mrs. j.
Berger, Mr.. VIM. Bailey, Mrs. Chas. Bailey,
Mrs. Ed. Norton, Mrs. ]. Merriman, Mra E.
Dickey, Mrs. M. Z Lunsford, Mrs. VIM
Hearne, Mrs. Frank Booth, Mrs. G. l..
Cranmer, Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell and Mrs.
F. Unrph. They will be assisted
by Misa Heiskell, Miss Vance, Miss Jennie
Coen, Miss Dee Hall and Miss Ferrel.
Their tables will be beautifully set, with
their own table ware, and they have pre-.
pared wonderful bill Of fare, Of hot Coi-
fee, hot rolls, oysters stewed, fried aud
escalloped, celery, pickles, chicken salad
and biscuits. Amy time until eleven O'Clock
they will be prepared to entertain all who
may come.
On Wednesday, at noon the first popu-
lar dinner will be served, and in the even.
ing sgaln, a hot supper. All these meals
at twenty-five cents,
Looking ahead to Thursday, It may be
well to give notice that special Thanks.
giving dinner will be set. This dinner is
TO be extra In every respect, and will cost
Atty cents. II is intended to take the labor
Of those who may not wish to get ready a
Thanksgiving dinner at home.
Dinner will be served at individual
tables, or to parties OF persons, and any
family or number OF friends wishing to
previously engage accommodations can do
80 by applying to the committee.
Music during the evening from yaas'
fine orchestra.
Thus once more the Home appeals to
our citizens for aid, The large personal
subscriptions Of generous few, and the
numerous smaller subscriptions Of an
equally generous many, have carried the
Home along for the year past. These per.
sons are ready and willing to again pay an
annual tribute.
This Bazaar and Festival Is gotten up by
the lady managers TO repay q debt that
has long bean due an individual friend Of
The Home, They hope to realize this
money this time, and Il will probably be
many years ere necessity will compel an
,ther appearance before the public
Let one and ell, then, patronizs the Ba.
Iaar, Festival, Doll Show, Dinners and
'uppers, this Thanksgiving week.
We are requested TO notify the Chill. |
lren's Home Sack Committee" Of the |
seventh Ward, that they will and The
acks at L. q. Morris and O, Lukens'
'rocertes,