Evening journal., 1891-04-09
"oLLA POOR pA.v
The novel Enf@rtminn na emit to b, Given
the Women workers of a Ha,v chuxo

The novel Enf@rtm ain IA emit to bs GIvan hy
the Women Werk@rs OF a New Church.
Harrison Street NJ K. Church NAV ba
the Youngest Of Wilmington's churches.
bat II certainly is not the least enter.
prising. II one can Judge from the efforts
put forth by the band Of women con-
neeted with IL, who cali them
selves by the sensible title Of
Women Workers It is IN behalf or
this lusty infant among the churches
that the "O.la Podrlds" that has for the
past two weeks created SO much curious
comment, Is TO be held TO night. to- NOR
row, and Saturday evenings. and Friday
snd Saturday afternoons, In Institute
hall The affair Is to be as uniaue as
ivs name, and TO Justify that name by
being general comminglDR or melanRe
OF all that Is interesting and amusing
NO pains or expense has been spared 10
gain the success winch will surely crown
the Efforts made. nor to omuse and enter
tain the crowds who are expected TO
come.
The decorations ars handsomer than
have ever been used in this city and were
loaned for the occasion by one OF the
leading merchants Of this contipent. who.
however, modestly refuses to allow the
nse OF his name They were pnt by
men from the decorating department OF
john Wsnamaker's great store, who were
engaged expressly for this occasion
From rho centre Of the high ceiling de
pend four large streamers Of red, blue
orange, white and green bunting. each
fifteen feet wide, gracefully featooned TO
the four corners Of the room Nine haRs
representing Bolivia, Peru. Brazil,
United States of Columbia.
Ecuador, Venezalia, Uruguay Argentine |
Confederation and Chill. The patriotic |
Red, White and Blue" has ite usual |
prominent place ia the decorations, and /
the gay colors ia the booths add TO the
general effect, making truly gorgeous
scene.
The confectionery booth is managed by
MrB Mary J Rsmbo: Ms Howard |.
George has charge Of the ice cream aud
Mrs. Yeasey sells ali sorts
Of things that come in use III aeneral
house keeping, and Miss Jennie Scott
oresides over q table whereon Is sold cake
made by the fair fingers" OF various
'oPular men Of this city. Cake
'aksd by the women will be found on tbe
able in charge Of Mrs Clara johnson. and
diss Emma Groves and Mrs. DR.. Howard
ave table loaded down with various
ancy articles The table of various knick.
'nscks In the China line is in charge
4 Young women from st Psul's Church
nd the young won sn from Union Church
ook after the post Office and lemonade
vel. The Pansy Club sell nsckties of
il kinds, Mrs. Sarah johnson has spronB
I all kinds, useful aud ornamental In
ne corner Is an art gallery. where l.
larry johnson and Miss Alice Downing
ave curios OF various kinds on exhi-
ition at the low price OF cents. AL
eautiful stand OF plants and flowers Is
a charge OF Miss Hattie Johnson
Each evening an entertainment 10
sselt worth the IS cents admission, will
. given free. These will be ,singing
ehool OF Ys olden time. and other even
lgs corps OF charmiug young women,
rho have been drilled by J ) Litnan-
erg, will show their proficiency IN the
lanuai OF arms aud various exercises Il
nth the broom Saturday afternoon =
nd evening iittlo tots, from four TO '
Ight summers old will go through I
eautiful marches An orchestra will
'hile away the usual redium of bazaar Y
y rendering various selections when no i
thor entertainment Is Ia progress.
After this AFFAIR is over, the ladies' who
ave j. In charge will give an entertain !,
ient Of even greater magnitude under 4
le title OF a Trades Carnival This
III be held In the Opara House probably n
ie first week ia May One OF tbs
lique features Of thi8 will be the yonnQ =
omen aid men, arrayed Ia various fancy Il
stumos representing different business !,
'useE Of this city. and who will also u
rniRh an entertainments