The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-10

IN abundance for men and women, foot
ealls 8 6 eosal1sa s aPSast,e an cI,, sver Mrs Te9 j. II.
the Executive Fair COMMITTEE. has. de-
nSs s ns n S having II the arrangemenfs wen
She has been ably assisted BY Miss Inez
]. Parker and Miss Reigss. The patron
nett, Mrs, Harold Arroysmith. Mrs g.
Thos. Brady. Mrs. T. Y. Brown. Mrs.
Il. r 4. c eooa' hrs Mrf b. ), r p e SslSs' MS MS.
Chas. Davis, Mrs: Thos, Day, Mrs. Jos.
Ellsworth. Mrs H. 2 Fox Mrs. Chas.
Mrs. FY seorge M Fuller. Ms rs B. b0'i Ia Ha Ign.
feys Mfs. i; : I%siD gGss1 Mrs. s.. RdyaEa
JOHN Newman, Mrs. c.. 81 Noe. Mrs.
Chas. Parker. Mrs. o. Raut, Mrs. Jas.
Sarah schSyieT Mrs. 4. =. sloan Ms.
James TEssk. Mrs: Y i. yrsslaSEd, !, Mrs.
Theike WIN be fourteen DISTINCTIVE
booths. AN handsomely. decorated. in me
gymnasium; - They n WIN be IN charge OF
Apron TabIeEMiss Dobson, Chairman;
Miss Clara Barnet, Miss Florence Bensel,
Miss Jennie A. Dobson. Miss Minnie w.
athletic Goods-Mrs. James E. Sullivan,
Chairman; Mrs James L. Robertson MIS-.
Bensve rsa Mrs. Charles Maas Sin simm9ns'E M,ss Mas Mas
Julia Sullivan, Miss Bensel.
Art-Mrs. Archibald A.. Smith, Chair
man; Mrs. Fred M. Corwin, Mrs. Lewis,
Mrs. Henry B. Newman, Mrs. George w.
Van Wrinkle, Miss Fuller, Miss Hall. Miss
Per Lee. Miss Robinson.
M fafe charies y f, Ms hswl B'ush GnairRMn rs;
w. j. Harvey, Mrs. w. J. Hayer, Mrs.
D. F. Ramage. Mrs. j. E. Quinn, Miss
Clarke Miss Cooper. Miss Lizzie Earl.
cakssw@Mrs; g ". >, Yates, cChaiar'm9 as,
Mrs; M. Y. s~trinngh9m, Miss Wini tired
candy Booth-Mrs, F. e. Young, Chair
nan Mrs Livingston pnss} y D gS M Mrs. en- M.
s saa g MISS Mssi Ltpbiie Rrow M1efMaG MSS c dsss
Mis- n;ss seu sna a,os Miss W me E Eav. :, len.
Miss Alice Booth, Miss Edith Booth, Miss
H h n rt1 Be0tth,s t Miss Alida Z con 3 Parker.
blanchard, Mrs. Duyal, Mrs, C. I.
Trsen, Mrs Miss ;. MARI n The eorpneiI., mss MSS f Gs ss
Milligan. Miss Lille Moore. Miss Nellie
Muller, Miss Alice Oliver. Miss Edith
Pa Fansy M aso Minsds Van Wia g Jenkins.
Chairman; Mrs. NJ. r. Cook, Mrs. Lester
Ely, Mrs. VIM. .MacFarlane, Mrs, A; J.
Southland, Mrs. A. P. V~redenburgh, Mrs,
Edw. Vredenburgh, Miss Ada l.. Brown,
Miss Brown, Miss Comstock, Miss Hol-
Inns, Miss Leonard, Miss Taylor. Miss
Fish Pond-Mrs. C. A. Cooke. Chairman;
Miss ILothe Barnes, Miss Lillian Chad
wick, Miss Lizzie Dedwick, Miss Florence
Flowsrs-Mrs. +. F.. Moore. Chairman;
milford, Miss WadmIan, Miss Westervelt.
Palmistry-Miss Robinson, Miss A. B.
Stillwell.
Stationery n Paper-Mrs. vreden-
burgh, Chairman;. Mrs. Gen. Moore, Miss
Mamie Rrowa Miss Claire Belford, Miss
Rebecca at the Well-Miss Virginia Rob
ertson, Chairman; Miss Blanche Bristow,
Miss Edith Hardy, Miss Florence Hardy,
Miss Maud Prior, Miss Mamma Robertson.
The bicycles and large articles will be
disposed Of by 2 special committee OF
Mrs. II. /. Burned. This Special com
mittee will consist Of lively young fellows
from the Point, consisting of Stanley
Schuyler, Howard NJ. Cook, Harry Pop
ham. T A. Laurie, M. r. Cobb and
James D. Boyd.
Lewis of the Bowling Committee, have
outlined a continuous bowling tourna-
ment- Valuable prizes will be given At
the athletic booth there will be a hand
some banner to be voted to the most
popular club The N. IA. c. expect to
and the hustlers from the Bayonne Row
ing Association are of the opinion hat
the banner will go their club when the
final votes are counted.