Evening journal., 1889-11-08
HoMgopAr-lc Hospital BAZAAR.
Some OF the Man, attractions That VIII
be PRESENTED.

some OF the Man, attractions That VIII
be PRESENTED.
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
November Ia 10 and IS, there will be a
bazaar in Institute Hall, for the benefit
of the Homeopathic Hospital, The deco
rations are to be- unique, original and
beautiful. Mrs c. f. Rudolph is chair
man of the decoration committee. There
will be fine music each evening, and in
dependent of the useful and beautiful
things which will be offered for sale, de-
lightful entertainments will be provided.
Special arrangements have been made for
amusement of children. Mrs. Leonard
Kittinger is chairman of the committee
for their entertainment Punch and
Judy will be present, and viii have much
TO say during the afternoons. There will
be many games to interest them. fish
pond. bean bag throwing, a wonderful
sleight-of- hand performance. and on
Friday and Saturday, from to 6 o'clock,
children's afternoon tea, at which the
childrens band of Hospital Workers"
will preside.
The chairman Of the fancy table, Mrs
Elizabeth w. Mendenhall will have a
special exhibit, which has been kept Sc
cret even from the executive committee,
much curiosity has been excited concern
ing il, as IL will be something particul-
arly lovely. The art gallery, Mrs. George
w. Stone, chairman, will be filed with
original pictures and busts and natural
history exhibit in the same department
will attract much attention. Room has
been found for q fast horse, which will
undoubtedly take prize at the next
Hazel Dell race No expense has been
spared in getting the works Of the first
masters
The household department IN charge OF
Mrs. c. Wesley Weldin has not only nse
full things, but many beautiful ones; they
are strongly and finely made, and will be
sold at wonderfully low prices, that being
the rule with everything at the bazaar.
And then the doll table, No description
can do Justice to the beauty Of the dolls
and their clothing. Mrs James Baily,
the chairman, has been ably assisted by
members Of the Auxiliary association Of
Juniors, and they have kept up the
reputation which they established at their
doll sale. It will only be necessary to
form many persons that the restaurA, {
is in charge Of Mrs. George s. Grubb, TO
induce them to get their luncheons and
suppers at the bazaar. Everything win
be o I the best and very generous bill
Of fare has been decided upon Extra
space has been given TO the department,
and business men can get delicious lun-
cheons at noon, ard the managers
promise that the b0zaar will be an ideal
place for that purpose. Then they can
meet their families and friends for sup.
per, and they win be served with the
best.
The post office in charge OF Mrs. Glenn
ent B. Smith and her young aids will
contain letters coming by every mail I;
special arrangements having been made
for prompt post Office delivery Stop as
you 60 into the hall and again rs you go
out, so as to be sure and not miss an i'm
portant document. The candy table is
in charge Of Mrs. Charles w. Pusey, and
viii have the purest and best home made
being speciality. Mrs. George w.
Stone has charge of the sale of tickets
Get your tickets early and encourage and
help TO sustain those who are working
for the hospital and suffering humanity.
You win more than get your moneys
worth.
The executive committee is as follows
Mrs }. Taylor Cause, Mrs. Leonard Kit
finger, Mrs. George W. Stone, Mrs
Clement B. Smith and Mrs. @. Wesley
Weldin.