The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-14
THE FLOWER MISSION FAIR.
Elaborate Arrangements for Wonderland"
The Committees and the Programme.

Elaborate arrangements have been made fol
the Flower Mission fair, which will be held al
Englishs Opera-house this week and it promises
to be the most unique and interesting entertain.
ment yet given by that deserving organization.
The ladies who have the enterprise in charge.
and the special assignments for special depart
ments are as follows
OFFICERS AND MANAGERS OF THE FAIR ASSOCIATION.
President-NIrs. G. H Chapman
Vice presidents-Mrs T. P. Haughey Mrs. H B.
Sherman.
ss5za4.sr-.,r- T. H. Stewart; assistant secretary,
Mrs Z. Il. Parker.
Treasurer-biiss Helen Mckinney; assistant treas
urers Miss Helen Wright. Mr.. Colt.
Superintendent-Mr S. X. Fletcher.
Amusement Comnitte-Mrs VIII Mckee, Misses
Landers Baggs and Harrington; Mesdames JAS.
Lodge and Enrique Miller
WORKERS IN WONDERLAND"
Basket Weavers-Misses Newcomer Porter and
Gartindalei Mrs Dessar
"Lilliput"-Miss Rariden, Mesdames Steele, Merri-
field, Krag and Harold Taylor Miss Bingham.
Crystal Palace''-S1ss May Blake, Mrs. VIM. Hub
bard, Misses Walker, Syfers, Jones, Thompson and
Roll.
Cinderella" -Mesdames H Mccoy, A D. Lynch,
L. a. Hacker and V. K Hendricks Misses Hen
and Julia Mccoy.
Fancy work-Mesdames Hewlett, Cathie, Bradley
Bingham, Hildebrand Coe and Syfers
mo Name Series''-Misses Baker, Clarke, Spann,
Shipp, Ayres, Farquahr and Landers.
''Tennysons Bower of Roses'-Ass Matte Stewart,
Mrs. James Wright Misses Sallie Holiday. Annie
Wright, Katie Lands kittie Fay, Margaret Barry.
"Hokehin1 , Sc George T Eyans E. q.
ington, Mckenzie, Harris Kiefer, Atkins.
kate Greenaway"-Miss Vajen Mrs Ed. Schur-
mann, Misses Latham, Sharpe, Hughes and Anna
Sharpe
Annex-A1isses Carrie Yaien Josie Gill and Lille
Butler.
Goodhart, L. B. Noel, Lewis Jordan, g. J. Still, R.
Browning j. Finney Barrow and P. NJ Gallahue;
Misses Gertrude Goodhart Iibbie Rowland. Gertrude
Jordan, Maggie Rowland and Ella De Souchet
PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.
The fair will be opened on Tuesday. Each
booth, with the ladies in costume will represent
a story the whole, with the articles for sale,
making the wonderful Wonderland" In the
evening, THE Little Treasure" will be given
under the direction of Mrs. Enrique Miller
Miss Maude Stuart Miss Helen Mckinney, Mrs.
Miller, Messrs. Leathers Carey, BALDWIN. and
DR.. Morgan take the leading parts. The music
for the evening will be furnished by the When
band. The 'Pied Piper of Hamelin" will be
given on Wednesday evening and on Saturday
afternoon. This is under the direction of Mrs
James Lodge who has arranged the poem in a
series of beautiful tabeaux and pantomimes.
This will be followed by the Sleigh bells" sym
phony, under the charge of Miss Mary Landers,
and is directed by Professor Wulschner. Miss
Bingham has Thursday evenings programme,
which is Jean Ingelow's Songs of Seven" The
first song will be recited by Miss Mamie Tute-
wiler and the second by Miss Hattie Hale. Miss
Bingham then recites the other songs. The
musical accompaniment will be performed by
Mrs. Schumacher. '"Fhe Story of the Princess"
will be given on Friday night directed by Miss
Harrington Miss Eva Walker is 1.-The Princess"
Professor Beissenherz furnishes the music for
this evening.
NOTES OF THE FAIR
Saturday is children's day and the "Pied
Piper will be repeated that afternoon for their
benefit
In "rhe House that Jack built" refreshments
will be served at all hours. All orders for
bread, home made cakes ETC., will be promptly
6lled.
One of the many attractions in 'Lilliput"-the
dolls world-will be the miniature hospital ward,
with physicians and trained nurse attending the
patient
Professor Brenneke has devoted a great deal
of time to the training of the masters and misses
for the minuet and fancy dances in ''The Pied
Piper and ''The Princess"
The children's ward will be represented even
TO "colored Jimmie on his crutches. This is
the contribution of Miss Traver and the nurses
Of the training school A patient in the City
Hospital was delighted in his work of making
the tiny cots and crutches with penknife