New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
( THiNkSGIIING MARKET.
MRS LOWELL. TALBOT MANAGES INlO' T.
AFFAIR FOR THE CHVRCH OF THE
ETERNAL. HOPE.

For several days there has been greai activity and
,ommotIon among the women Of the church OF IN"
Eternal Hope. in West Eighiy-irst-st. preparing
for the Thanksgiving market. which "aS helh yes
terday afternoon and evening under th' t"'''"'
MANAGEMENT Of Mrs. Lowell Talbot. The v"s'ry
w.s gracefully draped with angs while the tables
wcr. arranged In horseshoe form. ana presided over
/ H., handsomely gowncd matrons and charming
young ladies.
The afternoon was largely for the entertainment
OF the children.
series OF tablenus from "Tne Fairy Picture
pool " under th,. direction Miss Margaret Iolcs
| and Miss Strickland proved delightful diversion.
Little Miss Edith Tousg fell asleep ana gentle
fsrv In the person OF Miss Edith Rom"in"' pre-
| .n,.d Mo,her Goose pictures her sleeping vision.
They were pcrsonated 10y Valerie DUBOIS Anna
Dormi,zer. Josephine Judson Emma 'rowei. Louise
, t,r,,c.s wills Master Lcnnic Oitman Pierce
TAYLOR and Bailey l-ibbey
Th. Dolls Loan Exhibition was an Interesting
feature The oldest doll was ackno"lrdr'd even py
herself TO be five years old ana h'f I"@' "''S@ wa
mad. t,s, fhirfv-s-vcn years ago iicr name Va
IIrriet Allen and she came from i,or'lann Aie
| one OF the handsoinest oi IN. i.o r.,,,,if,l
,onn.d hy Miss Josephine Dofinl'Hci ~ % NJ,
"h,, doIi .xauisitcly dressed was s'h, nS "'Ss
Rniinondc Bas'in,x Iheir ,,v YIN IN ilLs and iaces
hl"ndes IN winter garments ana pf"he'''s J." '''-
low SUNNI mr. nd games completed this department.
rnIoS Iogs, over hy Mrs. Walter Dormi'zer and MIS-
o. -. r,vs'cron- packages hidden in sa"dusi raised
a. .xpectaiions In the childish MINDS; ana ne ,n.
INV furnbled INTO the coners ol Wiz "''''' "
ld'' iS,,,a venIs OF This mystic tub A.,
Tn r,ndv booth in pink ana whl' anu anu ,he ,h
ne o,nr GIRLS who dispensed the sweets wore sne
"a. CcnnrsLJosie Ottman. LYDIA Hracock r"eifn i
ss,c SAM eOpv,sb Florence Westcoit ana Mary Louise
| Curtis. A., ,.,d.r tho direction OF Mrs Solon
, VI ~ cd nv Miss AnnaDe ls"dlie. was iouhu
,.,, hnund volume Of original verses ID. tns Pa,
nali @ ..,. Mrs Margaret Bar-;o" boies ms doom
! 10. 1..d rnt,rh attention and a ready saie -
m.h dlled with the Fragrance" OF potteu psnnts
n ,s oou. and ferneries was presided over oy MI
cur Win Miss Pierce and Sieia l-einkau' N
a. NE e,s.hiis Allied with all sorts OF beauflIui manu-
@ @Iayy .a. looked after by Mrs Stevenson IsyIof ana
MIS- r. domestic table piled hgh win useful Ar
ne S uo"' 'household needs. which were ready uIs
ticles 10 lo ,w Mrs Van Buren, and Mrs Hugh Isyioi
p"ot>' oa,tef shelves groaned unef the We'K"' Va
.s I'M ,eiiies plck.es pumpkin ana mince PIE. ,..,
JH,is u.s. served a la carte. from 10 = P m
SUPP, Ts,t,Te OF the maikei was under the eIn
mpo .n,,e,vision OF Mrs ". Otifnan VINO never la's
cIeI, ann,tr. satisfaction 10 her hungry patrons
10 sINe ,he chief attractions OF the evening was tne
one y, an, where sal the panist MIS- Ma! Sahh.
col' Soer Old and young foched aiouhn her eager 10
Slac'. =, ,h. fates had 10 reveal .
Th. musical programme was varied, MI 'saal psv
sang nr,v.d "A great attraction; They are ionr
nissi g1rls three of whom play the Nioiin ana IN"
! sr,.T accompanies on IN" piano