Evening journal., 1892-12-07
B BENEFIT BAZAAR BEGINS
Homeopathists Open Their
Christmas Fair Today.
BEAUTY, MUSIC AND IUxURTEs.


"
All Arrangements Completed and the
Bazaar Thrown Open This Morning.
Elaborate Menu Provided at the Open
ing Dinner-scores of workers ON
Hand.
The Christmas bazaar for the benefit of
the Homeopathic hospital began in the
Institute hall this morning. The car
penters finished their labors yesterday
afternoon, and all preparations were
made by the women managers. Every
thing was in readiness this morning for
the Inauguration Of what promises to be
one of the most successful events held
under these auspices.
The Committees I'm Charge.
The committees in charge are;
Executive cOmmittee-Mrs. Leonard
Kittinger, chairman; Mrs. $. n. Trump,
Mrs. l.. A. kittinger, Mrs Emele Mid
dleton, Mrs c. f. Rudolph
Music committee-Miss Emelie p.
Warner, chairman; Mrs. Francis g. Sci
lers.
Doll table-Miss Anna b. Richardson.
chairman; Miss Martha Richardson Miss
f. Bellah Warner, Mrs. William NJ
Field, Miss Emelie p Warner, Miss
Mary Thomas, Miss Jessie Mendinhall,
Miss Mary p. Warner, Miss Eleanor
Mendnhall, Mrs. W. w. Pusey, Mrs
William p. Hastings, Mrs. Frances g.
Hastings, Mrs. Edward Andrews Mrs
Emelie Middleton.
Fancy and household table-Mrs
Frances Garrett, chairman; Miss May
! Trump Mrs Henry Mendinhall, Mrs
Henry Bradford, Mrs. George Lobdell,
Jr.. Mrs. A. p. Frantz, Mrs.
Charles f Wollaston, Miss Purdy, Miss
Lille Bancroft, Miss S. Hayes, Mrs.
Samuel Knox, Mrs. Charles Doughten,
Miss May Hopes, Miss Blanche Weldin,
Miss Louise Weldin, Miss Anna Hopes,
Mrs. Leonard Kittinger, Mrs Clement b.
Smyth, Mrs. Joseph Bailey, Mrs. Samuel
Bancroft, Mrs. George Capelle, Mrs
August Negendank. Mrs. William Swift
Mrs. Augusta L. Conant, Mrs. Joseph
Swift Mrs. Wesley Weldin.
Restaurant-Mrs. Newbold Trump and
Mrs. William H. pierson, chairmen Mrs.
Peter Cooper, Mrs NJ. NJ. Lyndall, Miss
Edith Gawthrop. Miss Lippiucott, Miss
Alice Lobdell, Mrs. Milo w. Locke,
Miss Maggie Lobdell, Miss Blanken,
Mrs. S. NJ. Trump, Mrs H. l..
Wood, Mrs. E. J.. Rice, Jr., Miss Tantum,
Mrs. William II. Ainsworth, Mrs. II. ID.
Brown, Mrs. Redmile, Mrs Joseph
Ainsworth Mrs Frank Robb, Miss
Foulk. Miss Edith Trump, Miss
Sue Trump, Miss Mary Peoples, Mrs.
Frank Mitchell, Mrs. William Carswell,
Mrs. Ferris Giles, Mrs. Thomas Darling.
ton. Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Mrs Joseph
Pyle Mrs David Derrickson, Mrs. j. IL.
: w. Watson. Mrs Harmer Rile, Mrs
3 Joseph Coley. Mrs Lee, Mrs Amanda
5 Scott. Mrs. Florence Almond, Mrs Lucy
Biddle
Candy table.-Mrs Benjamin Nields
chairman Mrs John Mendinhall, Miss
Greta Negendank, Miss BerthaNegendan
the Misses Dure, Miss Sarah Almond, Mis-
5 GertrudeSmith.M Miss Bessie Thomson. Mis-.
Mita Gilpin, Miss May Belts, Miss Greta
s Nields. Miss Alice Pusey, Miss
? Name Pyle, Miss Gertrude Pyle.
Cake table-Mrs. H. Robinson, chair
r man: Mrs. Frederick Robinson, Mrs
r Lewis Williamson, Mrs. William O.
1 Phillips, Mrs Wilson, Mrs DR.. kinIead
T. Miss Reba Gallagher.
a Ice Cream-Mrs. c. w. Pusey, chair
B man. Mrs. William Beadenkopf Mrs
d Charles Beadonkopf
g Lemouade-Mrs William G. Penny
g packer. chairman; Mrs. John Carswell.
J. Children's entertainment-Mrs. Johi
Dandy, Miss Mary Peoples
y Ticket committee-Mrs Frederick Rot
+ inson. Mrs. George r Thorn pson.
y Cashiers-Mrs. Philip QUigley, Mrs. Z
. p. Moody.
3 The Arrangements and Decorations.
- The first department of the bazaa
:, cathes the eve when one reaches the 10
: of the stairs at the entrance, and it is
II chechrOom, where persons who have un
/, brellas. coats, or other articles they d
not care to carry may have them take
care Of
Passing in the door, sixteen long whit
streamers greet the eyes. They ar
+ suspended from the centre of the ceiling
Hanging between these streamers in tl
IN centre is a bracket containing ten electr
b., lights of white and green. An arc ligl
is is also i'm each corner of the hall.
N On the left is a staud eliptical in form
1T This is the doll table. The decoration
in are of green and white, with pampi
ne grass neatly fastened TO supports and Q
r, which are also two electric lights III
ze business booth follows this, in the nortl
ne east corner, in which the executive con
Of mittee is engaged in managing the afiai
H. OF Int UNLNNIs AA1 AANNANNAHAAh "a Nt-
Id are pink and white.
The household and fancy table is mex
he and here many household attachmen
d. are displayed, as is also beautiful cole
en- tion of fancy work.
Id Looking through TO the room revea
sr. the home of the fairies, which is han
IS. somely fitted and quantity decorate
he Here Miss Thalia Negendank is ente
at tanning many children by telling the
fairy tales and by other pleasant talks
he Between the home of the fairies a.
Of the stage is the grab bag and fish pom
a where the children have an opportunl
ier to amuse themselves after hearing MI
Iy. Negendank.
A stair Of six steps from the floor
the ball lands you on the stage, which
v, beautifully decorated with holly a
en- laurel branches. hand rail. entwin
IN; with laurels and bunting, guards
he, front of the stage. star handsom
w. arranged hangs over the front. I
II. stage is reserved for the orchestra a
de; for children's tea on Saturday aft
a. noon.
or A large arch of bunting and laurels