Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-11-09


that he aAs not Dsea dul tor msny OF
the prominsnt peopls Of shls city.
Fairs-s "a tAs F.IF.
OF course yoa are gong 70 the grand
Mssoa,c fax Nnicn opens slth due
pomp and mystic ceremony at Hart
mans Halls to.norroW morning Al IL
o'clock. Everyone = going, - that, per-
force Includes you There vii be at
tfacuous tnere which I'll out HeFod
Herod Just fancy A Japanese garden
nied Niln flowers and Ak-zaZ eyed
beauties sh0 serve % you most IN
tense mysCtying and e1h Lrstng de-
eoeton. a sort 0i lum Yum drink,
al sparkle and foam and happiness.
Thea there Is t0 be booth devoted 10
tns clothing Of nfantr, and the ladies'
m 4rge, under tne direction
81 Mrs. Homer Nash, vii APP
pear q long 1mlty gowns, lace caps
b.ge shoulder knoas aud bibs. There
wil b. a number OF babies Ia that
booth auI a price Is set Tor a eheFubs
kss. The ladies' nrsl determined that
20 cents VAS a fair price for baby 5
Ass. bgL Nnen they reelected on their
oWu appropriate costumes and the ia
bilty 81 mixing those babies up, they
determined % RAISE the price 90 70
cents. see Then there vii be peanut
candy ln the confectionery booth al
frosted over WITH the smiles OF Grand
E4ads fkrsst daughters. The fame
az that peanut candy has gone abroad
and che far candy makers have been
approached hy some OF the most exciu-
size confacl0ners of Detroit and Chi
cago ior portion or their stoek. Ia
some ~ lhe six embroidery % Dc sold
there Ni.i be found whole bars OF music,
dropped there happily from the rOsy
hps OF A famous local sOng-oird. IL
nav net be possible % eliminate the
music, bot DC viii be there Just tue
some. Hartman's Hall yesterday was
a scene of Mid. hilarious labor and the
music OK the hammer and cav wed
with the ripping laughter OF the LADIES'.
Work vii continue al day today
whisper I'D and By tomorrow the vast
room WI De- "a gay as garden OF
roses. OF the booths represented BY
tie ladies OF this city the following Is =
complete list, together With the names
o. tie ladies' who have prepared and
solicited articles for sale and who Will
lo ll Attendance Qs4Ns
six EmbrOiderv-Me K. G..
Matthews, ". :. Gum, Robert Sinclair.
Castles sweet, Thomas Peck, Robert
-Aelui Henry OSrinnell, Misses Auna
Waters. Helen Putnam. Lille Whlttle-
sv
Fancy -Mesdsmes Arthur
NJ -. WIN. Dunham, Charles Rathbun.
Charles Calkns, Heman Barlow, J. b..
Evans. Misses Anna Calkius, Etheiyn
Cumhy, Catharine Graves, Louise
N-gs.
Cuidrcu's Apparel Mesdsmes Ed
ward MosellF. FL trd Mctheaney.
James Mead, tieorg- -. MuusOn, G. &.
Jui1, Louise Stlck v John Smith,
Isaac sanford, Fred " lcOx, Miss Lizzie
Holmes
Apron Rooth-Mesdames Mary Nc
Cucwan, A. r. Morehesd. Fred Aid
worth. j. e.. Wenham, RoynOld Kirk
land, Msse. EsteIle Cuamplin. M0llie
Nation. Ella McQueNan, Florence
More. Lena Remington.
IoII Bootn-Mess ues George Perry,
Charles Dean J. W R0sentnal, Walter
smith. DANIEL Mccoy. Leslie Freeman,
l. e.. Levi. Joshua speed, Wm. Hovsy,
Miss Mary Miller.
Flower B0oth-Mesdsmes Edward
poauelY. Il. b. Heyman, II. r. FAIR
cnlI. Oh. r. Chase, Frank Chase. J. ID.
Ttev, Christopher silva. II. VI. House
man. Misses Ada Donnelly. Mabel
Brown. SUSIE McCul0Ch. Helen Mccoy.
LIRE Jones. b. White.
Confectionery BOoth-Missss Cora
Wcrh8m. Donna Moore, DAISY Carpen-
Ter. Gertrude smith. Marguerite Moore,
Grace Dclano, Mary Lakewood, Carrie
El0tf. cashier. Nrs. buEutral.
Israrrse Eootl-Ncsdamcs :. Il.
Wooster. Charles O.0oy. Byron Peirce,
UIa PARSER. 1. g. Smun, willard
Dsruhcrt. Nccker. Chester Unsdale,
n raretb Collins, NJ. J. Smiley. g.. K.
Johnson. ~hepart. Alouzo Porter,
MISSES Lucy Olaey, May Widd'comb.
Eaton. Ncssrs. George Oiuey. Wood
Uc1L
Linen Booth -Mssdames :. r. Wat
SOL Sidney Bell. Ashley. - A. BAH. T..
ii lyon s.. j. Daniels. ". = Crosby
g. D. Mayhem. VI. H Ford. L. F. Wal
drou. T.. III. Carroll Alfred Baxter.
POP Corn bonfl-M sses ANNE Ash
Iey. Mous WI O.. Iull Bail, Lulu
Dam tw Ed On Ball. Kate Ford, Lotta
Cav. Nora Judd. Are Frefgh.
AT hout1-Nesdanss r.. ~. Johns
ton. Fred Clark. d. F. Sinclair. VIM.
Alden Smith. J. Ky. Agnew. Geo. :.
Sinclair. Davett. Earle. Tufis. Hus-
l,ard. The Misses Goes Hinsdale, s..
White. flCreucs Barnard. Fam e
Earle
The Spnring Jennie" VII be under
t,e direction of Mrs. a.. f. Sinclair. As
uv-d ~ several gentlemen.
Ihe Kalamazoo ladies vii have
charge 60 q hand some booth It wall
o. under the supervision Of Mrs. Fred
Hoiop Mira. ~ IT Rshlmeyer and
other aides.