New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
PATERSON.
THE TOURIST CYCLE CLUBS BAZAAR
4 GREAT SUCCESS
GARMENT GUILD TO GIVE AK EXHIBITION For
THE BENEFIT OF ST. JosEPHs HosPI


TAI-INcIpBSTs iN SOCIETY.
Apollo Hall was crowded nightly the last
week with one OF the most attractive and success
full bazaars given In this city. II was under
the auspices and for the benefit Of the Tourist
Cycle club The hall was elegantly decorated In
the club colors of purple and gold. and was ablaze
with electric lights In unique and pleasing designs
The attractions were many and varied. including
a fine minstrel exhibit In charge or practical
mineralogst. glssblower. the kaleidoscope, graphic
phone and biograph. The booths, all OF which did
a rushing business. werei Pink-tea booth' Mrs'
Mabel Brnkerhoff. manager: aids. Misses Jessie
Bromer. Bertha Mtinson. Margaret and Jean
Bryson. Margaret Gibson, and Minnie Yorkes
Doll booth Mrs. Kittie Crane, manager AIDS,
Misses May Fulton. Margaret Hopper Jessie Hal
enbeck, Georgiana Modeman, Dora BraddocK ana
Mrs Norwood
Candy booth. Mrs. James Van Trucn. manager;
aids Misses Alice Lockman. Annie McCaloHi.
Annie Downis Bessie Eaves. Mary Van Ness and
Cora Van Blarcom.
Fancy goods booth. Miss Ella Mcneil, manager;
aids Misses Lou Welchsr. Nellie Sherwood. Mary
Grails Clara Woodruff. Annie Harvey, Jennie and
Mamie Mcneil. and Hattie Frederick
Floral BOOTH Miss Virginia Claire, manager
aids Misses Alice Smith, Jean Campbell. Lillian
and Rosalind Hartne,er. Victoria Bamford. Leila
Berdan and Lou stohr.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Stevenson have gone to
Wentworth. y. c.. for several weeks stay. during
which Mr. Stevenson hopes 10 regain his LOST
health.
The young people OF the Paterson Avenue Metho-
dist Church rendered a charming floral cantata on
Thursday evening.
The women connected with tho garment guild or
ST. Joseph's Hospital making great prepare
lions for their exhibit on Easter Monday. The
guild Is composed OF women well known FOR their
charitable work. among whom are Miss Ellen
O'Nenl. manager; Mrs. Healy. Miss Josie Kerr
Mrs. McCrysta the Misses Agnew, Miss Buckley.
Miss Warren Mrs DR.. Denner. Miss Josie Morris
Mrs Ryan, Miss Lawiess. Mrs. Voice. Mrs
Bergen, Mrs Beatty, Mrs Nancy ana Mrs, see,
Mr. and Mrs. kaetmau entertained party OF
guests twenty in number. very pleasantly, on Mon
day night at their home on Lane-st.
The Fortnightly Whist Club held an enjoyap re
ceution on Tuesday evening a. the home OF Miss
Miss Nellie Fedeme gave a birthday party at her
home on North Main-st. on Monday evening.
Judge Ingus has returned from soJourn N
Nassau whether he went for rest and recuperatlon
including Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins MI. and Mrs
Van Blarcom. Mr.. and Mrs Mason. Mr.. and Mrs
" Bower Mr. AID Nd Mrs k kWSe Mr ann ana MIS- Mrs.
Vaudeville. Mr. and Mrs Powles. gave mem q
pleasant reception on Monday evening at their
A. Hobart smock. tenor Of the Church Of the Re-
deemer has accepted ca! 10 the church OF All
Rev. II W TODD. Of vanda,ia. Ill, Is the guest o:
his daughter Mrs T. n Eakins OF dis3n-s Mas
c;eorgjana Manning on Wednesday evening, at be:
home in Vine-st Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Lawton.. Mr.. and Mrs Wharton. MI an, and
Abbott Misses Emma Daniels. MAY Holt, Ottilie
and Jeannot Hubschmdt Bertha and Violet White,
Tie johnston Ioa and Cara Kay, James samuels
Thomas Christie Wilfred Findlow Raymond
Daniels. Alfred and Charles Bacon. Charles M9lloy.
Percy Barton Frank Mason. Augustus ana Fred
eri, Manning