Daily Republican., 1889-11-08

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
November l4th, 18th and l6tb, there
will bo u tazar In Institute Hall for the
benefit OF the homeopathic Hospital.
The decorations are to be unique, original
aud very beautiful, Mrs. Q. u. Rudolph
being chairman OF the decorating COM
mittee. There will be fine music each
evening, and independent OF tho useful
and beautiful things which will be offer
ed for sale, q delightful entertainment
Twill BE- provided. Special arrangements
h ave been made for the delight OF chill
dren. Mrs. Leonard kittinger is chair
man Of the committee for their amuse-
ment. Punch and Judy will be present
and will have much to say during the
Afternoons. There will be many games
10 interest them, . fsh pond, bean bag
throwing, q wonderful sleight-of-hand
performance, aud on Friday and Satur-
| day. from 4 to O o'clock, q children's
1 afternoon tea, at which members Of the
children's band Of Hospital Workers"
| The chairman of the fancy table, Mrs.
Elisabeth w. Mendinhall, will have o
special exhibit, which has been kept
secret even from the executive commit.
tee. Much curiosity has been excited
concerning II, NJ II will be something
particularly lovely. Inc art eailery,
Mre. George W. Stone, chairman, will be
HIlei with original pictures and busts,
and a natural history exhibit In tue same
Department will attract much attention.
The fast horse, for which room has been
made. will probably tako prize at the
next race At tue Hazel Dell grounds. No
expense has been spared In getting the
works ot the first masters. The house
hold department, In charge OF MRS. v.
Weeley w Weldin, has not only useful
thines. but many beautiful ones: they
arc finely aud strongly made and at won
deriuily low prices, that being the rnis
with everything at the bazaar.
And then the doll tablei Ho deecrip-
tion can do justice to the beauty OF the
dolls and their clothing. Mrs. james
Baily, the chairman, has been ably assist
ed by members OF the auxiliary assotia
tion of juniors, and they have kept up the
reputation which they established At theiI
. doll sale. IL will only be necessary u
inform many persons that tho restaurant
ia In charge OF Mira George 8. Grubb, V
Induce them TO get their luncbeons ant
suppers at the bazar. Everything will b,
OF the best, and very generous blll-of
fare has been decided upon. Extra space
I has been given TO this department.. an'
! bu ,iness men can get delicious luncheon
! ct noon, and the managers promise tn
!, bazar will DO an ideal place for the pnr
h pose. Then they can meet their iami
: lies and friends for supper, aud they vii
= be served With the beet.
= The post vfiico In charge OF Mrs. G.
smytb, and her young aida, will 'contai
a letters coming by every mail, special al
r nQements having been made for po;
a Office delivery. Stop as you go into ID
n hall, and also rs you so out, so as 10 D
n sure aud not miss any important doct
n ment. The candy table 10 in charge
n Mrs. Chas. W. Pusey ard will coutai
II the purest aud best; homemade being
"A specially. Mrs. George w. Stone hi
h charge OF the eale Of tickets. Get yol
a tickets early, and encourage and ne
= those who are working TOR the hospit
w aud suffering humanity. You VIII mo
Ia than get your money's worth.
The executive committee Is as ioiiow
IN Mrs. j. Taylor Cause, Mrs. Leonard n
w finger, Mrs. George w. Stone, Mrs. U.
smyth and Mrs. @. Wesley Weldin..
no The regular meeting Of tho Anxilia
,s Association Of Juniors will be held In |
I'M hospital parlor, at O'Clock, satuia'
in afternoon. It is an important meen
~ and a full attend is desired. Me-
,r. bers are requested to bring all money
,,v celyed from the sale OF tickets, as M
nv George w. Stone will be present 10
Dst ceive IL.