Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-10
OPENING OF THE BAZAAR
Methodist Union Enterprise Inaugunted
at National Rifles Armory.
Address by DR.. L. ID. wfIsou-Thc
Committees In Charge and List
Of Contributor

The bazaar for the benefit OF the Metho-
dist Union was opened last evening at the
National Rifles Armory Hail. with a large
| attendance. There were no ceremonies at
| tending the opening further than that Mr..
u. w. +. Swartzel president OF the union.
| and also chairman of the fair committee,
introduced Rev. DIR. L. II. Wilson, presiding
elder of Washington district, Baltimore
conference, for the purpose of explaining
| the purpose of the bazaar. This DR. Will
son did i'm a short but appropriate address.
After this the selling Of articles progress
cd rapidly. The booth which seemed to be
most literally patronized was that of the
Home" where most of the articles on sale
were the product of the inmates The
pooth was in charge of Mrs. J. C. Smith
chairman. assisted by Mrs. u. l.. King Mrs
H. X Naylor, Mrs. Thomas Lewis Mrs r.
Jones' ~
Those in charge of the ice cream table
were Mrs. L ID. Wilson. assisted by the fol-
loving ladies form Waugh: Mrs. J. NJ
Black. Mrs. Baum. Mrs. T. w Smith. Mrs
others.
Today the lunch from IL TO . nm wa.
and the dinner from to will be i'm charge
OF iacles from Hamline. Grace and Twelfth
street Churches. with Mrs d. d. Bur.iette
as chairman.
The ice cream table will this evening Ice
m charge of ladies from METROPOLITAN
church, with Mrs. Thomas n Mex
chairman. assisted by Miss Rector. Mrs
Greenstreet, Ms. W. @. Mcdowell Mrs La
fetra, Mrs. Forest. Mrs Howard Mrs
a1iley. Miss Walker. Miss Turner. Mrs a
~ Duvall, Mrs. Mcintosh Mrs Washburn
Graves.
List of Donors.
Inc donations thus far reported have
neen from the following persons: Rober.
Johnson, w. s. Anderson, TAYLOR Wade
snyder az Leary, Mr.. Worster Joseph Phil
iips. Mrs. Hardesty, Jacob West, Andrew
l-oeffter, George Botsch. Mr. Rammlinp
Mr.. Barnes, c. Ebel, l.. Brooke, III. Yos;
A r. Hurley, Jos. Geier. August Stubener
r. lower l.. Hummer II. w. Godfrey
u. D. 6essier C. r. Pfuger. New York Bis
cunt Company, Chas. Schneider Baking
company. W. Berens G. Sons Geo =
nraHts Sons. August Detterer. Havenner
T raah,ng company. Corbin Thompson. John
thompson, Chaplin g. Sacks Joseph r.
Itoth Golden, Love and Co. Enrich Reef
company, III. l.. Strang. Heinz a. Co. X
lsoesser Javin d Sons. Walter Brown, A.
and T. Tea Company J. r. Sherwood las
r. Oyster, Beall & Baker Mrs Hardesty
fenry Buscher, NJ. W. Beveridge. Clarke
Co, Seaton Perry. Harris e. Co
+: Grosan, House q Hermann. C. A Mud
dlman, s. $. Shedd Kann & Co. ". n
1oeke, T.. Morrison Paper COMPANY Eas-
ton 4 Rupp. Boston Dry Goods w. r.
Moses. j. c. Parker. Robinson & Cherry.
uhcr, BrldSet d Co. Rudolph West n
Co, John Ridden. Palais ROYAL. Mr.. and
Mrs lie Fetra $500
mrs Mckinley, wife of the President. has
just croo heted the last of $500 pairs of slim
pers. she sent that last pair as a donation
10 the bazaar. While Mrs. Mckinley finds
IL impossible to respond to all the calls
MADE upon her from every part of the
country for donations for bazaars and fairs
yer as she and the President are Metho-
dists. both feel an interest in the local
work OF the denomination. and she took
the occasion TO express it by donating the
slippers. When the work necessary to be
done on pair of slippers is taken into con-
sideration, it can readily be seen that Mrs
Mckinley is a very busy woman.