New-York tribune., 1880-04-11
SOME on THE ATTRACTIONS.


to he opeped to tho public, bu transformed In ap
pearance IN the character OF those who VIII assemble
IN Il. Tomorrow evening the Ladies' Hahnemann
Hospital Fair will open with appropriate ceremonies
under the auspices of the leading ladies in New
York socisty The officers or the Far Association are
as follows:
Prcsident-Mrs Gordon W. Burnham.
Wee Presidents--Mrs W. NJ. Kingsland and Mrs. David
Dows.
Tfedgtrer-Salem a. Wales.
Seerc,uries-Stephen s. Hoe and Charles H. Nelson
Sinclair Touscy chairman and Algernon s. Sullivan
vieeehsirman of the Executive Committee
The fair will be formally opened by Salem h. "aes,
xvbo will deliver q short address. He will be fOlloWcd
by Chauncey NJ Depew and others Invitations ior 'ne
opening night have been sent to the United sate STATE
and city officials foreign Mnisters ana Consus anu
the prominent citizens Of NeW-York many OF Wnom Will
be present.
The Garden will be decorated In tasteful manner
aside from the special decorations of the varOns booths
Music will be furnished by selected orchestra from
Downing's 18th Regiment Band, which VIII give oay
concerts of selected music at from to ana 10 Ao
O'Clock D. m. AS nothing Will be done In the GhFuon
toward fitting it up for the fair until tomorrow morn
ing impossible at present to give more than ss OF
tbe various booths and OF the ladies who Will be In
charge Of them
THE BOOTHS AND THEIR OCCUPANTS.
Booths Nos. /, and will contain silverwate, furni-
ture brica-brac fancy work, etc. They VIII De nameu
the Eureka Booths. ana VIII De III cIa &c VI MIS- NVVn
W. Burnham, Mrs. W. A. Ogden Hegeman ana Mrs.
Salem H. Wales. Among the ladies connected Win tnese
booths will be
Baker, Mrs. p. G. Gilman, Mrs. Arthur
Brakeman, Mrs. B. Gurnee, MIS- " Slier o
Bnrnham, Mrs. Gordon W. Halsey. Mrs T, r o.,o,
Cnickertug, Mrs. 9. +. IteGeman. Nlrs."' H. "Boon
Depew Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Richardson; Mrs L. u
DowR Mira David Sage, Mrs. Russell!
Dnra1t Mrs c. w. Van Stade. Mrs.
Fiske. Mrs. Josiah NJ. Wales. Mrs. Salem Salem n;
Flower, Mrs A. r. WOOL Mrs. 'Cnariee b.
Frost Miss c.
Booth No. will be devoted TO fancy work, brlcabrac
art works. etc. and will be in charge OF Mrs. Clark Bell
and Mrs. E. g. Bartlett. Among the ladies connected
Rarnnma nm Mrs. scheuck, Mrs. E c.
RerIett Mrs E. G, Spencer Mrs. C. s.
Pa.ss Mrs T. NJ Stanton Mrs. Gerald.
BsiI. Mira Clark Tenny, Mrs. Dudley.
Decker, Mrs. n. II. Turner, MRS: Archle.
De Forest, Mrs Maus' MIS-: DaVIu.
Booth No. is to be q Country Grocery and Variety
Store though it will contain articles not usually
found in such establishments. Among these may be
enumerated Chantily lace pattern valued at $500.
es 600 diamond necklace 10 be SOLD Iy "subscrptOn,"
humber of valuable paintings plaques and 0ther no
fIons1 There will DO also large stock Of groceries,
and well from which cider VIII De drawn IN an, an a 3ia
booth will be:
Allen. Miss Dela. ;EalcoDer Mas Jennie.
Armstrong, Miss julia, HuhDell Mrs. Josepnine,
Constock, Miss May, Ryerson. Miss Stella,
Craft. Mrs julius, Meatly, MRS. y,
Edison. Miss, hrient' MISS May
Booth No. will be an oriental affair, and will be
called The Mecca" and will consist OF an elaborate
canopy of black. yellow, blue and red silk heavily
frlnged and supported by twelve ebony standards
From centre pole extending through the top Of the
canopy, ropes of flowers, twenty-five feet each in
length Ti depend & 70 81 ne sae pGss ny e
In charge a Mrs. Eg0ert Guernsey and Mrs ". H.
White Among the ladies connected with the booth