Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-12-06
TINE B.JZA i II.
The announcement of the Managers
The Eight Departments and
Punch and Judy.

o o. spSin The ladies OF tbs pr,yidsu
city tAge sTtai I'D 70 t.in bszza
l. the Op-rs II u, opening Wed q -sday
D oembe l2ti, a. 2 IN eti emit amin,
Thursday aud Friday, the l3 AID l4tii
dag and evening
By the generous and efficient help o
many kidd triend5 W. feel jaatiisd il
stating Ia poin. Of bsau'y aud oomplet.
ness this q II sur ass any IT cur pt4vi0u.
| oszaare Each department. is OF mes de-
sign and offers rare and novel attractions
appropriate to itself
| Mrs S Redmond Smith, who presides
over the fancy work table, will display
a varied assortment OF handsome aeedle.
work end choice brio a-hrac suited tc
| appeal to the taste of those spprsciatine
| the mystery OF those cultivated arts.
| Miss N. Z. Maris who has taken charge
of the stationery and leather deps tment,
will no doubt offer many b4autiiul and
useful articles in her eapecis lins
Mrs. Eli Garrett, chairman If our
apron table, will fill her oouuters with
come 300 aprous, varying in patterns and
siz 's from the plain cook aprcns 10 the
dainty lace trimmed and embr ,dered
ones f'r this little folks as we'll ~ the
lsdies.
The doll tabse is 10 thu care OF Miss IL
ID. Siss0pt and gs assure all sue. "baby
bssutiss" rs will Ornsment her iaols are
we'll calculated to esuss severe, hough
not fatal, psipitation OF the bsart Of the
wee ones.
The floral hoyer will take its nsuel
conspicuous rlsee in the ceu.re Of the
tlior, AID we have no essou to doubt
the completeness of its beautiirl and
artistic effects in floral desigus with
Miss Polk "a its ohsirmsn.
The sold 0aken Bucket will ie pre-.
sided over by Mrs. L Gilpin, and will
create merriment for tue little people as
well as fun for tie lads and ia-ses
The bee hive, " hich is in the hands of
Mrs. A, D. Warner, will be kept buzzing
ny the busy bees, and be snppiisd with
"honey fresh from the hive;' also, good
home-p SIDE candy, whi,h will be deliv-
cred n s. novel fashion 10 the little pur-
chaseIs.
We hava been reque. tod to repeat
Punch snd Judy for our childrsu's after
noon, SO it hss been arranged for Friday
and We hope to see the house flied with
the merry faces of our little friends.
When our guests, weary of this maze Of
splendor and beauty, with time aud purse
well spent, they may seek rest and re-
freshmeDt in our cafe department where
Mrs. Joseph Bellah and the Misses Barr
will efficiently preside, and have arranged
sumptuous bill of fare to please all from
the su bstantials to the dainty dishes to
suit epicurean appetites.
The executive committee desre to cor
rect falss impression they find existing
among their friends and the public gem
orally, that this will be the the last
bazaar. No such decision has bsen taken
by our society, nor would it b. wise to
do so until We could see our financial
management more definitely than at
present.
We thank all our patrons who have so
literally sustained us in cur past bazssrs
and trust they will not forget us on this
occasion in the selection of their Christ.
mas presents, and rememb ber, while giving
to their family aud friends, they are aid
ing the Provdent Society in the develop
meDt and furtherance OF its most excel |
lent work,
THE MANAGERS