The daily gazette., 1880-12-10
THE BAZAAR,

nIsCE-A BEAUTIFUL 5lohT'
sp,r aler the ausplcies Of the
Tte pryideut Society, opened
,,l,orum OF the Opera House
Ell.,
ayIng The affair in charge
|,lage wished for a more auspi-
samne, aud if one may judge
a.qniauce, the Efforts Of the
be cownei with success.
should bs f,r the proceeds
4Mitv; ami the present biting
|r should BE- a fUrcible reminder
Sriale clUyens, that the poor
aaa.way and need the helping
he more fortunate. II would
e impossible to describe the ap-
ed the scene that greeted the
N.e who entered the auditor
abmighrap " be termed; ga
iMl'I aGl " forever" The
piyed by the ladies' In arrang-
l-'oa'Iug the various booths
syy marvellous, and the articles
li.ala were arranged In a man
Nbsfre seen in this city, and
tly ol the articles offered are
Lyer outside Of the larger cities.
aantace in holding the bazaar
Gera llous- is the sufficiency
h aud the cnulgent rays of the
aindelers and jets shed a lus-
aihe entire scene that greatly
hi the beauty and effect. Many
d. sIciam1'ions Of delight that
eheard on all sides, not only
b. adies but from the gentle
Every booh WAS visited, and
Na'endauts were high in their
z dtAe articles offered on their
laf booths, One coull not tire
Eeae As It was certainly fairy
Eta,ion each particular article
g,l would require several col
10 newspaper and a general
til TIA can be given.
lt Fancy Department, the arti-
tFdls lnIuishdble for their artis.
ags ann elegant finish. If the
G'Ies ON Chestnut street, Phila,
A' OF Broadway, New York,
Noe visited, nothing finer could
Ia this department speci-
o. the article known as the
Nlei arccNhlbited, one Of which
l'lerted with embroidery, the
Young Philadelphia artist
@.k' have found their way in
Academy Of Fine Arts of lha'
Fenire of the floor is occupied
ff'id1 Department, where natu
a',llciai flowers can be founC
fNFoluNloH and arranged in sucl
la5' that 1t is impossible TO pas
r4oy without stopping and ad
.lr taste displayed.
VII lept'tinenl claimed the at
~ ~ 'lle 'lt'le oues, and may b.
g'O'lei pelsons 200. Here is dis
"D'n ~ great profusion and va
yi' That stand, SIT, open thei
's.l'.I' also that cry, in fact al
" dolls, hruncties as well a
III DOE with long cnrls and ros,
4 ON H9ne with dimpled cheeks
r'O' Is tile mimic wedding party
,.'',' ag o'lehlal booth may be foun,
,ar1' election OF rare and beau
|p'' u''s'' Including ceramics, vases Q
ware and china, and Chimes
I,i;,' s1,I 10 he over 200 years OLD
ru Rather fans, and rare bits c
I,aa ran ~, aud hundreds OF othe
'aolhe Articles.
M 0'-gg attractive booth is the Dc
DS % II. Depatlment, where may b
vail article that is usually use
a G'..,ke kept household. Here is
n, ,rrS rHS oI llhe embroidered ga
/, =, 'V'1 o,I cIn rs, napkins, and hui
h" 1s .,C other things.
1' co,, oFoeery Store" with its fiy
'nroa roanler, and Poslof1ice, was ais
5d on VI attraction. Hero can /
eo'g, eoo''Tt,ythitg usually kept in a fir
+ " snip "Proyident," with its ca
ts 'Seets mo' and foreign and domesl
No NJ was va well patronlzed.
" yar,, y, Ino places where there WI
im,oln,l nllie display, but none IL
,int iPottaht was the restaurant, al
I'd adj ,. iTom the number who we
a' bn'; me various tables did a thri
,bt,iuusSIS; A first class meal m;
es 'ueu ag :, here including all the de
arn ' 'ne season. AS the atten,
,oD,h, J very polite, and the charg
One r",n There is no necessity
he bs, gong away hungry.
norro,l. r11ar will continue this a
ed H." Inv. evenings, and it is to
plng l~t Si,, the patronage will be
pug with the object.