Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-03
THE LADIES' FAIR.
1t Began Last Evening -The Ladies In
Charge Important Change In rhis
Evenings Programme

Evenings Programme Etc.
The Ladies' Fair began last even.
ing, and was visited BY large mum.
Der Of persons, all Of whom were loud
in their praise of the display of articles
on sale. As lack Of space will no,
admit of lengthier description, the
TINES copies from Vanity Fair, the
sparkling little paper published by
Mrs. Milton +. Pinney, as follows:
The officers Of the tair are as fol
lows: A President, two Vice Presi
tents, Secretary and Treasurer
These also constitute the Executive
Committee.
| President-Mrs. I. T. Osborn.
Vice Presilent-Mrs. J. A. Ru.
pert, Mrs. w. +. Riley.
Secretary-Mrs. Martin Stowe.
Treasurer-Mrs. J. NJ. Burkett.
The following is a list of the com
mittees appointed 10y the President
On Entertainment-.M L. P,
Walker and Mrs. Milton E. Pinney.
Fancy Work-Alrs. E. :. Chase, as
sisted by Mrs. W. T. Hall, Mrs. II. z.
Bun khart, and Mrs. Thomas Bell.
Flower Table Misses Dollarhide
and Bartholomew.
Doll Table-Mrs. F. o. Harding.
Miss Bledsoe, Mrs. Knapp, and the
little twins.
Candy and News Stand-Mrs. w.
II. Greenhow. Mrs. f. a. White, Mrs.
l.. p. Walker and Mrs. NJ. E. Pinney.
Lemonade Week.-Mrs.. G. NJ. Par
sons, Mrs. D. H. Gray, and Miss
MrNamee.
Fish Pond-Mrs. T. H. Brew. as
sisted by Miss May Pinncy and Miss
Jessie Riley.
Ice Cream Table-lIrs. Prickett.
assisted by Mrs. Rupert and Mrs.
Richards.
Plain Work--Mrs. Mckay, Mrs.
Rupert AMI Mrs. Stowe.
Soliciting C~nnmittee-Mrs. f.
Ganahl and Mrs. Richards.
Misses Vienna Dollarhide and
Wines were appointed to sell dancing
ribbons.
There is fine assortment of fancy
work.
Many articles were not yet re.
ported when VANITY FAIR went to
press, and We must necessarily omit
them.
We have not space to comment on
all; but there are few that deserve
special mention.
Probably the most artistic piece
of work is japanese or crazy quilt
made and donated by Mrs. j. X.
Morrill,. 1t is silk and satin pieces,
handsomely embroidered. Each
block isa gem in itself, and exhibits
excellent taste in the harmony Of
co!ors and unique designs.
Another beautiful pieceis table
cover OF felt embroidered in X lnsing-
ton by Mrs. NJ. j. Braiden. 1t is
exqulsitely done.
Mrs. NJ. A. Belt has performed the
tedious task OF knitting three pairs
"fgentlelnen's silk socks. To say
that they are pretty but half ex.
presses it.
a Chair Tidy-Miss Bartholomew.
Fan--Mrs. K. $. Chase.
Two riaies-Mrs. Stowe.
Pin-cushion-Mrs. Hall.
Hand-painted panel-Mrs. Brad
ley.
Lamp Mat--Sliss Carrie Dollarhide.
Painted Panel-Mlss Winnie Dol.
larhide.
Stand Work bas<et-Mrs. Ganahl.
Frlce OF Toilet Set--Mrs Ensign.
l-anbrequin-Nrs. Beatty.
Mats-Alrs. Chas. P,nney.
Ladies' >lippers-Nlrs. Z. B. Fox.
Mats and spIasher--Mrs. Bell
Pln-cushion--Mrs. Cederl.olm.
Wax Flowers-Alrs. f. X. Leonard
and Miss Gallop.
Sofa lillow-Alrs. NJ. E. Pinney.
Macreme Bag and Mats-Misses
Bledsoe
Pn-cushion-Nlrs. Yeager.
"A very handsome Baoy Afghan
Mrs. +. j. Murray.
Toilet st EniLroid red-Mrs. Dr..
Murray.
Calico Quilt-Mrs. Bull.
Dolls-Mrs Greenhow.
Piliow-shams-Mrs. Wines.
Easels and Pictures--Alrs. G.. 3.
MoIlton, Of Bellevue.