The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-06
PARK REFORMED FAIR.
Opened Last Night Under the Nest
Ausplcious circumstances.

The 1893 tair of the Park Reforme,
Church opened last evening. 1t is bein'
held in the basement OF the church, and
| pieasantsr sight rhan greets one AZ yor
enter the fair rooms cannst be Inn aRined
Outside OF thc supply of coed things. fame.
tntngs. valuable things aaa ussfal tAin9s
there are q score or more bri 1ht, tatsllf-
gent Looking and entertaining ladies', wht
are a ttiag about. exercising syary dsvic'
to make q sale aud at the same time u
create ana cemeut coed fellowship.
There are holiday goods Of all descrip-
lions. Fancy a~riisles are iRuums apls.
nuts aud candies are sold cneSp aud the
buyers are many. Tonight, tomorrow
evening" and Friday night = hot turkey
dinner will De served and the ladies pride
themselves 10 the fact that VIII 1t is serve
is oar excellent. Tonight the Baisr Quar-
Jette. assisted by Miss Nellie Buchanan.
will sfurnish entertainment. o. Friday
evening volunteers will entertain the fair
visitors. The tsbles or booths are we'll
provided for aud In charge of the follow
ing ladies:
The country store-Mssdames c. H. Raymond
and NJ. walker.
Church tspls-Mrs. L.. Bates, Miss E. Van
klesE. Mssdamss- I. NJ. Ward, d. Wild. W. d.
Hart. S d.. Smith. 7. Woodruff. G.. 81. Mitchell
G. l. Kruglsr, a Crsveling. F. P. Bensdict.
- - H. v - lui7uAA0 u T. L. 0Pt ALE
and Miss S. A. Benedict.
Observation-Disclosures John H. Newton, o.
I. LohSen, Baker, Mclaughlin, Bristol. Smith,
Dodd, Williams. Mapes. Evans. Davis and Con-
way, Miss smith. the Misses Williams, MSsdamss
Harry Buchanan, Boucher, Blizzard, Bowers,
Coover, Ruffer, Snyder, Doremus, Garrison and
Brown, Miss Baker. the Misses Lawson and the
Misses Mackey.
Lemonade wsll-rhe Misses Jessie W. Brown,
Matte Spencer, Jennie Ryno. Carrie Cuddy,
Annie Pollard, May Many, Clara Davis and
Novelty table. Endsavor Circle of Kings Sons
Mira. w. NJ. Frazsr aud Msssrs. F. W. Nc
Crea, A. H. Cochran, R. T. Williams, S. F.
Williams, H B. Alberts, J. F. Emmons, H. G.
Cochran, w. q. Hsddsn. II, w. Frazsr, Charles
Bauman and John S. Newton.
Basket tabls-Mssdamss 81. S. Kane and G..
s; Martin, and the Misses Emma Meyer aud
Emma Pine.
Candy table, Social Circle of Kings Daughters
-Mssdamss N. J. Smith, J. Blizzard, G. q.
Raymond, II. Kortright, o. Thompson aud 81.
Martin; The Misses c. McCarter, A. Verhon, G..
Van Kieek. L. Woodruff. E. WEIGH, G. Rousseau,
E. Jones aud N. Winans.
General Committes-Rsv. John Francis Nor
gan and Mossrs. Thomas N Ward. II. @. Baker,
j. H. Newton. d. fl. HulshiZer, Angus tus
Creveling and T. P. Bsnedicr.
Committee Of Door and Tickets-Messrs. o.
b. Lohsen, Augustus Ruffsr, H. Alton Schu-
hardt, Edward Archer and Howard NJ. Rogers.
Committee Of Recsption-Rev. John Francis
Morgan and the members OF his consistory.
mmitt of Publicatiou-The R.v. John
Francis Morgan and the Msssrs o. II. Lohsen
and F. P. Benedict.
Committee of DETERMINATIONS G.
Castens and Harry Buchanan.
Fancy tabls-Ths Misses Grace Archer, Nellie
Eulligar. Hannsn Dorgan, Ttllis Jensen. Alicia
Sintop, Rsgea Ksller, Lillian Stein and Laura
Eggsrstadt.
Nut tabie -Misse Bertha Blackwell. Alice
Jonas, Louise psrcival, Georgia Horstm lnn,
Hattie Dorsmus, Alice Psrcival. Fanny Bl4ck-
we'll. Kathryn Blackwell and Carrie Thinner
man.
Apron tabls-Williug Circle Kings Dauph-
tsrs-Misses S. verhef, Dorothy Wall.
Isabel @. Hall. Josie Boose, Min
Blackwell, Jennie Shesly. Lizzie Staub, Pauline
hosbach, Js ssia w. Brown, Gertrude Seymour,
e. Helen Kortrizht, Laura Kortrigat, Lillian
Many, Clara Beckett and Jessie Gr&nde.
Floor Committee-F. P. Benedict, G. II. Ray
mond, Willard Mapes, j. d. Evans, W. j.
WEIGH and G. S. Martin.
Hat and Cloak room-John R. Van Klask, W,
]. A. Boucher, E. Makaolm. ]. Makhoirn, C,
BammesberKer e. A. Ovens, F. w. Frazer and
Ii. Anderson.
Tn Ulcers of the fair for 1893 trs:-
President, Rev. John F. Morgan: Vice Prssi =
dent, Mr.. o. Il. Lohsnu; SscrsIary, Mr.. H. G.
Baker; Treasurer, D. j. Hulshizer; First
Directress, Mrs. Henry Wild; Second Direct ess,
Mrs. Minnie J. Smith.
Every lady visitor to the fair receives a
souvenir in he form of 4 valuable COOK
book, which in itself Is worth far more
than the small sum of admission