The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-11
BAY0NNE'S BIG FAIR.
Attractions Provided by the La
dies of the Third Ward
Notes of Interest.

By far the most attractive place in Bay
onne last evening was the club house OF
the Pamrapo Athletic Club at Avenue d
and West Forty-eighth street, where the
ladies' of the Third ward inaugurated the
fair for which they had been making ar
engagements for weeks. A dozen at
tractively designed and arranged booths,
illuminated with vari- colored lights aud
displaying scores of handsome and use
full articles for the fortunate purchaser or
winner, were surrounded by the throng
of visit ors.
Down stairs a bowling tournament for
appropriate trophies was in full swing.
So were exciting games on q shuffi Q
board and an arrangement called Mis-
chief among the Pins"
The enterprise is under the supervision
of a Ladies' General Committee, with
Mrs. Winfield S. Chamberlain as Pres
iaent, Mrs. p. w; Noyes as Vice Pres
tary aud Mrs. Frank Harris as
Treasurer. They were assisted by
Winfield S. Chamberlain, President;
Frank Harris, treasurer: Harold A. Grit
fifth, Secretary; Charles H. Vogel, Fred
erick e. Chamberlain, Phillip e. Allaire.
EdWln Jones, CnarleS N, V oyer, Jouu d.
Nordine. Richard A. Bridgman. Clifford
c. S~chooley, G. f. Porter and Henry o.
Crane.
The several departments of the fair and
the ladies having them in charge are as
annexed
Fancy table No. Mrs. John w. Tut
tie, manager; Mrs. John ID. Sleaman, Mrs.
Henry G. Vogel, Mrs. Frank A. Melville
and Misses Jennie Wauters, S. Vreeland
and Hattie Fish. assistants.
Fancy table No. 2-Mrs. E. L. Harris,
manager; Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Demarest.
Mrs. SENEGAL, Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Edwin
Jones and Miss Steele. assistants.
Fancy table No. 3-Mrs. James G. Van
Buskirk. manager; Mrs. D.. W. Noyes,
Mrs. A. V. Perrlne. Mrs. w. S. Chamber
lain, Mrs. Wesley S. Van Buskirk, Mrs. H.
Mcclellan and Mrs. NJ. Van Buskirk. as
sistants.
Bag table-Mrs. Edward Benson aud
Miss Ramsay.
Apron table-Mrs. Edwin Jones, man
ager; and Mrs. Decker and Miss Rowell,
assistants.
Candy Counter-Mrs. Devere, la
ager; Mrs. Henry S. Sandal, and Misses
B. Harrison, Maude Wood, May Relay
and Blanche Abbott, assistants.
Lemonade Well-Miss Porter and Mrs.
Potter.
mischief Among the ns."-Mrs.
Charles II. Vogel and Miss e. Collins.
Fortune teller-Miss Hattie Jordan.
Grocery store-Mrs. j.. Schmidt and
Miss Matthews.
Magic lantern show-Mrs. Richard A
Bridgman
Fish pond-Mrs. Thompson. May Arm
strong. Masters j. Armstrong and Bob
Ellis.
Ice cream saloon-Mrs. j. Langley,
Mrs. H. Wilson, Misses L. Wilson, j.
Howell and j. Low.
The affair will be continued during the
remainder of the week.
Notes.
A small riot occurred about six O'Clock
last evening on the pier Of COX Brothers
at Constable Hook between some half
dozen drunken boatmen. Lawrence Har
rington and Edward Everson were ar
rested.
A committee from the Iroquois Athletic
Club has been examining property for the
purpose of building a new club house.
The members are very much pleased
with a tract of land on the shore
of Newark Bay. near Fifteenth street.
The new house will be similar to that of
the Bayonne Rowing Association.
CHARLES w. Trask and Richard G. An
net have returned home from a months
sojourn In the Southern States.