The Washington times., 1895-04-05
GARFIELD HOSPITAL BAZAR
Charming Entertainment in the Bali
Room of the Shoreham.
Handsome Embroideries and Flowers Dis
posed Of at Good Priees-P Prominent
Society Ladies at the Tables.

The Bazaar held yeste erday afternoon and
evening in the bapr6sam OF the Shoreham
for the benefit OF tie ca rfield Hospital, was
largely attended and proved in every way
a most enjoyable entertainment. One OF
the pleasant features of the occasion was an
orchestra that played in the little balcony
and later in ther evening furnished the
music for the DANGERS,
There were lovely flowers as center
pieces for each table which, before the
close of the bazar had all been disposed of
to purchasers, thus adding TO the receipts
of the entertainment These flowers were
donated, for he greater part, by Mr.. Small,
and others were sent in by Mrs. j. San
ford Saltps, OF New York, who has been
spending a few days in the city
Mrs Rutherford president of the Garfield
Sew ing Society, was in charge of the fancy
table, which occupied the north end OF the
room and made pretty showing with the
innumerable daintily worked things spread
outupon II toattract hefaney oil purchasers.
III addition to this many OF the handsomest
pieces of embroidery Were arranged upon
the walls and screens at tire rear and sides
of the table, thus adding TO the attractive
had as her assistants, Mis-. Harmer, Mrs.
wilkins, Mrs Hoehling, Mrs. Mcmillan, Miss
Bessie Hoehling, Miss Bertha Aukam and
Miss Grace Regan.
At the opposite side of tire room Mrs w
w. Burdette and Mrs. Staples presided at
the ice cream and cake table, assisted by
Mrs. Dewitt, Miss Burdette, Miss Noyes,
Miss Davis, Miss Parker, Miss Hough, Miss
Poole and Miss Smith.
The supper table near by was presided
over by Mrs. A. ID. Johnston, chairman as
sisted by Mrs. w Z. Kellogg, Mrs. George
Westinghouse, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Nor
rison. Mrs. willard, Mrs. Whitehead, Miss
Johnston. Miss Mcmillan. Miss Howe, Miss
Shields, Miss Bulls. Miss Sedgley, Miss
Smith, Miss Poole, Miss Thomas. Miss
Campbell, Miss McLanallan aud Miss Nor
rison.
Mrs. A. NJ Lothrop presided at the pre- ttily
sci coffee table assisted by Miss Winner
and Miss Irene Woodward
Miss Burchell was IA change OF the tea
table assisted by the Misses Brewer.
The lemonade table wasin charge or Mrs.
George Il. Welohassisted by Miss Woodward.
There will be musical and literary ell
teriainmeiIt for the benefit OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Garfield Hospital on
Saturday evneing, the 9Th instant, at the
Church of Our Father, corner of Thirteenth
anu IL StIeFts. Oil tItdt bIN dsl'li a1i mar y
Willard will give an account OF his trip
through the West Indies and viii illustrate
histalk with numerous pictures and views OK
the places visited.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sanford Saltus, of New
York. after Il short stay in Washington at
the Riggs House viii leave tomorrow for
New York. They have been spending few
days in the city on their way from Florida.
Mrs Saltus is an artist OF considerable
ability and Will take back to New York an
Interesting lot OF pictures made during her
recent trip in Florida.
Mrs. Houghout Howe is now in New Y ork
with Dr. and Mrs ROosa and viii sail with
them for Europe the latter part OF May.
Mrs. and Miss BynIm. wife and daughter
OF ex,Representative Bymm, VIII leave
the city tomorrow FOR Indianapolis.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Frederick Pelouse, son OF the late Col.
Louis H. Pelouze.. u, s A, To Miss Bessie
Ensign, OF Chicago Mr Pelouze is a brother
OF Col. william ~ Ralouze, Of the Illinois
National Guard. Rf