Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-06
LABORING FOR CHARITY.
Opening of the Allegheny Day Nursery
Bazaar-Old CITY Hall Transformed Into
Boyer of Beauty-Closing Entertain

| opening of the Allegheny Day nursery
Bazaar-Old City Hall Transformed Into
Boyer of Beauty-Closing Entertain
| ment of Pleasant Series.
| Old City Hall looked gay yesterday, with pro-
| fuse decorations of flowers and festoonings.
| The ladies interested IN the First Allegheny
! Day Nursery were in full charge. and served
dinner and supper to an army of friends and
| admirers of their work. The bare walls of the
big hall were hidden behiEd pretty booths and
| stands, where tastefuly attired ladies dealt
| out flowers and sweets TO the many patrons OF
the bazaar. The doors were thrown open at
| 1l:SO o'clock, and within two hours over 800
| people were served with dinner. The crowd
was almost too great for the ladies 10 care for,
but there was good management and the din
ner hour passed off without discord. An at
tractive supper in the evening drew an equally
good attendance. shortage of gas somewhat
interfered with the preparation of viands
yesterday and dinner to-day may be served cold
on that account. The bazaar will close with
supper this evening. If the attendance to-day
should prove as satisfactory as yesterday the
ladies will doubtless realize handsome sum
with which 10 increase the facilities OF the
Day Nursery,
In the center of the hall 10 tables were pre-
sided over by the following ladies:
Mrs. Samuel Watson. Mrs DIR. Sturgeon, Mrs.
Eh6 Harry Campbell Mrs 9liyer AnderyGn' Trl rs.
Mrs. j. b. H~slett, Mrs. S. Hall Mrs. ". H.
Ggteljus Mrs. Mrs. W. w. Armstong Mrs; W B.
Mrs. William LiIley, Mrs. James Boyd and Mrs.
s Aul; They were assisted by Mrs; !. K Turner,
s3EaR s 4%dsEs2n' a. Miss ils9s IF: i1dsrseH. %I:s
HANNA, Mrs. James Mckee, Miss Jeane
Mrs j. Hoag, Miss NJ McEivaine, Mrs j. Ii. Ir,
win. Mrs. G: "; Cowan, Mrs. r. s; Robb. Mrs.
Mrs. Hamer, Mrs. Henry Mrs. Mary Duncan,
Mrs. Small, Miss TaggarL Miss Brown. slrs; DR..
Mrs. f. W. Hagan. Miss Minnie Leonard Miss
sibi Leonard. Miss Mary Webb, Mrs. Brown.
Williams. Mrs. James Alien Mrs. W. Ewing,
Mrs. William Follansbee, Miss Jennie Brackeu.
Jennie Brown. Mrs. Il. Mawhinney. Mrs. L. Q.
Johnston, Mrs; J. sturgeon, Hiss Grace LsEgate,
Glenn, Miss Fannie Colvin. Misses Mary Beatty,
Mary He%ming dIyn, LOTens Case; Lillian Mrs swii
McKse, Mrs. l.. B. Jones. 5 Mrs. fIvira Francis.
Mrs Cornelia Ewart Miss Maud hreps. Miss Cora Cora
sey. Mrs. Holden and Mrs. MCLEAN.
Those in charge of the various booths are as
follows:
Fruits and Flowers-NIrs. judge Fetterman,
Mrs. d. 9. Martin. Miss Agnes Sterling, Miss
Gilmore. Miss .Nettie Donaldson, Miss Annie
Smith, Miss Emile Fetterman, Mrs. Harrah; Mrs:
Smith and Miss Lille Copeland.
Ice Cream-Nlrs. NJ. ID. HasIett, Mrs. John Glib
son, Mrs. Hi e, Miss Eta Armstrong. Miss May
Anderson Miss Bella Fisher, Miss Lizzie Fisher,
Miss Jessie Mcdonald. Mrs. Ed Means. Miss Alice
Frsbee, Miss Annie Biber, Miss Gertrude Hemp
hill, Miss Edie Hill, Miss Belle Love, Miss Nellie
McAmbly and Miss Agnes Orr.
Candy-Mrs. j. W. Allison. Miss Mary Trimball,
Miss Josie McHenry, Miss Carrie Hice, Miss Ida
Lyons. Miss Amelia Hill, Miss Gertrude Shuman.
Miss Verde Hasett Miss Sadie West, Miss Nellie
Mevay and Miss Annie White.
Variety-Mrs: Dr. John Hamilton, Mrs. 5
McNaughter, Mrs. Barr, Mrs Anthony Ever.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, Mrs. j. h. Mckee, Miss
Margaret Nc Bride: Mrs. James Il. Duncan, Miss
Gemmell and Miss DaZe Thompson.
Coffee and Chocolate-Slrs. ID. HultZ. Miss Mar
garet Sloan. Miss Anna Hutchinson, Miss Minnie
Hax and Effie Young.
Common Sense-Mrss John I. Morton, Mrs.
James Richey. Mrs DIR. Sproul, ST., Mrs. Algeo,
Mrs. Thomas Marshall Jr.. Mrs. Eshei man, Mrs.
Jane Brown. Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. John ID.
carson, Mrs. James Nc Ateer, Mrs H. w: Mckee,
Mrs. j. York. Mrs. John Frazier. Mrs. I. l..
Rogers, Mrs. Sawhil Mrs. J. e. Mckee, Miss
Jennie Turner. Miss Ella Thompson, Miss
Stewart. Miss Mary Boyle and Miss Margaret Nc
MILAN.
The flower girls were Misses Alice Neason,
Annie Whalley, Nettie McAteer. Bessie Mus
ser. Florence Wells. Valie Fetterman. Eda
Arthur And Ella Mckee. Miss Agnes P. Orr
presided over the phonograph.