The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
PETTY GIRLS. PRETTY ARTICLES
Opening of the Westmfnster Presby-
ferHan Ehurch Eair.

The fair which was opened in the West
minister Presbyterian Church last night
was preceded by an entertainment, the
equal of which has not been given in this
city in a long time. The first part of the
programme opened with an organ solo by
Mr.. E. D.. Jardine, after which the New
York Bank Glee Club and Miss Grace
Cunningham sang several times, and Mr..
Hubert Arnold played a violin solo. Mr..
H. Frost, Jr., and the Glee Club opened
part second by singing the Hunting
Song from the opera robin Hood" Miss
Grace Cunningham, accompanied by Mr..
Arnold onlthe violin, sang For All Eterni-
ty." The Glee Club followed with the
song "a Stream of Silver Sunshine" an6
Mr.. Arnold played Bassini's ''Scherzo
FarItastique,' and the Glee Club conclu-
ded the entertainment by singing "O'er
the Wild World / Roam"
The audience was then invited to adj
journ to the Sunday school room and at
tend the fair, which was in progress I'M
der THE auspices of the Ladies Society of
the church. A large number accepted
the invitation, and although it did not
cost them anything to enter, it cost them
quite a sum to get out. They could not
resist the charms of the pretty girl at
PENDANTS.
Iae rooms, as well as the various
booths, were prettily decorated with flags
and of all colors. There were
the three tables of the Ladies Society.
The fancy table under the Management
of Mrs. James E. Banks, Mrs. Or. Charles
Snyder, Mrs. r; 2: Tussey, Mrs Henry
The paper table, managed by Mrs. Wal
ter Smith, Mrs. Charles Gates, Mrs. E.
P. Hoyt, Mrs. M.Bowman and Mrs. c. e.
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looked after by Mrs. j.. w. Beach, Mrs.
Groves ves
The Junior C. E. Society have a candy
booth. Mrs. S. Thompson and Mrs. TIL.
Gatty are at the head Of them, and each
one of the twenty-five members of the So
ciety assists the ladies.
The Senior Sunday school scholars have
the odds and ends table, and Misses Edith
Mackey, Margaret Page, Hattie Smith,
Jennie Snyder and Lucy Lane havee
The Junior scholars have a very pretty
fancy goods table, and Mrs. Robert Kerr,
Mrs. Dewitt staatsa Miss Hattie New.
Andrews look after it's interests.
There Is a general country store, run
by Messrs. Robert Alberts, Fred Black
Herbert Lambert, George Randall and
Charles Del Orme. Also an Italian fruit
stand by Misses Venie Klein, Sophie
Faucher and Myrtle Jacobs, with Herbert
Etinger their italian employer. Miss Edna
Gates presides over a large porcelain tub
filled with fPassaic water, and represents
beautiful Lady of the Lake
by Messrs. Charles H. Christie and Her
bert Lambert as chief cook and head
waiter. The mattresses are Mrs, William
Nc. McKim, Mrs. Adele Faucher, Mrs.
George Ogilvie and Mrs. John Laing.
The fair is looked after in general by
he Executive Committee, which consists
of Mr.. John Trumbland, chairman; Mrs.
Walter Smith, treasurer; Mr.. J.. Madison
Erb, secretary, and Mr.. R. H.. Morrison,
Mr.. Charles Del Orme, Mr.. L.. Leroy,
Mrs. DR.. Charles Snyder, Mrs. Henry
full for an opening night. and those in
Page and Miss Sophie Faucher.
The fair last evening was very success
charge are much pleased with the results.
1t will continue open during the re-
mainder of the week.