Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-06
NATIONAL BAZAAR

Auspices of the Union Organization of Kings Sons and Kings Daugh-
 ters To-day and Tomorrow.
 The national bazar to be given at the armory this and tomorrow evenings under the auspices of the union of the King's Sons and Kings Daughters, promises to be one of the biggest events of the spring. The proceeds will go toward the furnishing and maintenance of the children's ward at Grace hospital.
 The executive committee, on whom the greatest share of the arrangements have devolved, is as follows: Mrs. M. F. Sey- mour, Miss Lyla Scranton, Mrs. K. Mars den and Mrs. Ed. M. Willis.
 There will be in all fourteen booths, rep resenting different nations of the world and also colonial times. There will be about 400 young ladies in attendance each evening. At the colonial booth there will be Miss Edith Beers, Miss Mary Andrew, Miss Elizabeth Andrew, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Whitney, Miss Jennie Blsckman, Miss Addie Smith, Miss Alice Bronson, Miss Jessie VanDeusen, Miss Della Pinney, Miss Grace Watson, Miss Josie Hall, Miss Jessie Hall, Miss Leila Bradley, Miss Lottie Hall, Miss Mae Lum, Miss Flora Strong, Miss Frances Wheeler, Mrs. Durell, Mrs. Van Deusen, Mrs. Hemingway, Mrs. Hall, Miss Ida Smith, Miss Lillie Chillingwor.h, Ernest Moves, Fred Peck, Cleon Parmalee and Miss Hultz. Mir. Isbell, Mir. Weed, MT. Stone and MT. Chase will assist also.
 At the New England booth will be Mrs. Fred Cooper, Miss Frances L. Foster, Mrs. Wing, Mrs. Dunbar. Mrs. Hine, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Buching, Miss Wing, Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. Beardsley, Mrs. Benton, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Buckingham, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Vail, Mrs. E. Griffin, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. K. Bishop, Mrs. Higley, Mrs. Foster, Bessie Manross, Mabel Bennett, Miss Hine, Miss Cooper, Miss Atkins, Miss Briggs, Miss Futile, Miss Manross, Miss Bird, Miss Breeching, Miss Raymond, Miss Gillette, Miss l. Hine, Miss c. Cramer, Miss Cramer, Mrs. King, Mrs. Ludington, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Benham, Mrs. Jacobus, Mrs. French, MT. Evans, MT. Gillette, Mrs. Shephard.
 At the gypsy booth will be Miss F. O. Platt, Miss Nellie Clark, Miss 0. E. Mer- rev, Miss E.. D. Hotchkiss, Miss G.. L.. Matthewson, Miss A. Finister, Miss A. Cummings, Miss Clara Bartlett, Mics Clara Bishop, Miss Sadie Bishop, Miss Ethel Walker, Miss Celia Myers, Miss Jennie Myers. Miss Eva Riggs, Miss Grace Wilcox, Miss Emma Rhodes, Miss s. Cummings, Miss N. Cummings, Miss J. Penn, Miss G.. Hotchkiss, Miss M. G. Sherman and Miss Visel.
 In the Jewish booth will be Mrs. F, C., Pratt, Miss G. L. Pratt, Miss Ona Banks, Miss L. Kirschner, Miss H. Tyrell, Miss I. Cooper, Miss L. Curtiss, Miss M. Shep- pard, Miss H. Moor, Miss N. Lantz, Miss M. Dardelle, Mise o. Dardelle, Miss C.. Covert, Miss B. Ashton, Miss B. Beebe. At the Dutch booth will be Miss Helena Wilcox, Miss Bessie Hitchcock, Miss Eva Swift. Miss Goodell, Miss Clara Gillespie, Miss Lulu Rentz, Miss Ida Babcock, Miss Amy Dillon, Miss Bertha Judson, Miss Emily Stevenson.
 At the Spanish booth will be Mrs. Edgar Allen, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. George Black, Mrs. Merritt Farren, Mrs. Hattie Grannis,
 Mrs. Clark Huntlay, Mrs. D. M. James, Mrs. Dennis Norton, Mrs. c. D. Parmelee, Mrs. Henry Russell, Mrs. Will Russell, Mrs. Fred Foote, Mrs. William Kelsey. Mrs. Charles Kelsey, Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. J. E. Woodhouse, and Miss Mabel Black, Miss Hattie Chamberlain, Miss Minnie Doolittle, Miss J. K. Hemingway, Miss Kittie Mallory, Miss Mamie Rice, Miss Ella Potter, Miss Laura Deming, Miss Annie Luddington In the Welsh booth will be: Mrs. G.
 Miss M. Harbison, Miss M. Merrill, Miss E. Weaver, Miss l.. Weaver, Miss J. Hall,
 Miss Fannie Bishop, Miss Melia Bishop, Miss
 Hattie Blakeslee, Miss NJ. Blakeslee, Miss Besse Mix. Miss May Winchel, Miss La
 vonte Wiley, Miss Olive Messenger, Miss Maud Burnham, Miss Mabel Austin, Miss Nellie Bronson, Miss Bertha Hull.
 In the Norwegian booth-Miss Carlotta
 Lincoln, Miss Agnes Hughes, Miss Flor. | ence McDermott, Miss Alice Ford, Miss | Addie Kimberly, Miss Bertha Griggs, Miss Miss Jessie North, Miss Grace North and Gypsy Wolfe.
 At the Russian booth-Miss M. J. North. l rop, Miss L. Blakeslee, Miss E. Catlin, Miss M. Corbett, Miss B. Clark, Miss F. Treat,
 Miss M. Magee, Miss A. Minor, Miss M. H
 Leggett and Miss H. Brimsmaid. At the Italian booth-Mrs. E. s. Swift
 Miss Jessie Andrews, Miss L. Kraft, Miss
 May Baldwin, Miss Sadie Holbrook, Miss Susie Leonard, Miss L. Cullum, Miss J Miller, Miss A. Smith, Miss G. Baldwin.
 At the Japanese and Chinese booth
 Mrs. A. H. Hurlburt, Mrs. Robinson
 Mrs. Low, Mrs. Pierpont, Miss Gracit
 Smith, Miss A. Hurlburt and Miss Mary
 Miller.
 At the Swiss booth: Miss Laura Slough
 ton, Miss Bertha Brush, Miss Helen Mo
 Farland, Miss Bessie Beers, Miss Carrie
 Nicholl, Miss Mary Nicoll, Miss Alice
 Walker, Miss Leila Stoughton, Miss Mary
 Munger, Miss Edith Monson, Miss Mary
 Moody, Mics Bessie Rogers, Miss Mabe
 Johnson, Miss Elsie Warner and Misi
 Helen Baldwin. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs
 Stoughton, Mrs. Aonson and Mrs. Rogers | wi11 ala0 be affachAa of the danartmorf
 The attaches of this booth will be: Mist
 Katy Trowbridge, Miss Carrie Clegg, Mist Marion Richards, Miss Carrie Smith, Miss Stella Monson, Miss Gussie Wright, Misi Mildred Wilson, Miss Alice Cheney, Miss Marion Armstrong, Miss Esther D. Street, Miss Mabel Carl. Music will be furnished each evening by one of the local bands. No labor has been spared to make the af. | fair one of the most elaborate of it's kind ever given in this city. The cause is
 worthy of an effort and should be Hbsrally