The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-09
EMoRY'S BIG BAZAAR
Hasbro Hall Crowded LastN Night
win unprecedented Charge.

with Buyera-EadjesSn Charge.
Hasbrouck Hall was given over last
night to the annual fair of Emory M. u.
| Church. which is being held this year
under the joint auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society and the Epworth League.
The hall was handsomely decorated and
the booths were tastefully arranged. They
were built along both walls of the build
ing. In the centre Of the dance hall was
a flower booth on which was a beautiful
display of all the plants that are IN sea-
son. This booth was trimmed In White
and hung with strings of green and white
paper flowers. The prettiest table OF all
was tina on which was displayed a choice
assortment of groceries. 1t was draped
with the Star s~Spangled Banner. Inc
apron table, in violet, attracted consider
| able attention and the pretty decorations
of the popcorn booth were much admired.
In one Of the side rooms the ladies served
an excellent supper. This noon and to-
morrow noon they will serve a hot lunch.
| The fair will close tomorrow night.
III a, other room the boys of the Emory
Battalion nave an exhibition of the phono-
graph and a Regina rausic box. This show
is in charge of Captain Faulks. Those
III RiidiS "A L4iC
the fair in general are
Fancy Table-Miss Sharlow, assisted BY
Mrs. Carl. Miss l.. Eckert, Mrs: 1 q.
Vanderbeck, Misses Bennett, Woodiey'
Stern and B. Couldrey.
Linen Table-Mrs. George Kemp, as
| sisted by Mesdames Halsey, Foster, san
ford, Triller, Misses Wandel, Jackson
Oakley and Gibson and Mrs. Doherty.
assisted by Mesdames WannamGaker'
| Clarke, Entwistle. Bennett, Misses Shera,
A. Bennett, E. Entwistle and 3. Gibson;
Apron TableIMrs. Hudson; assisIe r1ai p p
Mallelieu, Shera, Misses l. Wayne, Car
penter, Yard and Mccarthy.
Homemade Bakery-Mrs. Patterson, as
Keeler, Keeler, Jr., Tuthiil, Dickerson;
Misses E. Stohr, Andrews, Lappan ana
Mrs. Goodman. ,
by Misses Eva Bullen, Doherty and
Perfumery Table-Miss 4. stohr as
sisted by Misses n. Elicit. cS ri st Trf'
Eveland Mrs. Ramsey.
Flower Table Miss a. Belts, assisted
by Misses ]. Post, M. Post, Morrow, La
Lunncheon Table-Mesdames Carey, Hal
| sey. Eckert, Kemp and Smack.
Fruit Table-Misses Smack, j. Smack,
Osborne, M. Burbank, MesSrs. w. Clarke
and Brooks, Miss M. chamberlain, Mrs.
Peanut and Popcorn .Table--Miss 3.
Young assisted by Mrs. Heck. Misses A.
G.. Chamberlain, Jackson, Jordan, HOE,
Grace Elliott and B. Ransom, MI.
Brewster.
Grocery Table-Megdames Boddington,
Parker, Young and G. D. Burbank,
Messrs. Kemp, Hudson, Laney and Or.
| Westervelt.
Ice Cream Department-Mrs. II. R.
Mitchell, assisted by Mrs. Geo. LaForge,
havey, L. Evans, c. Ward. /. Bullen, J.
Lindsay, G. Crossman, Eta Weastell,
Vanderbeck.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Syme, Nicholson,
Observation-Disclosures Syme, Niehol-
son, Cox, Goitra, Misses Kissam. Fhil-
lips and Hopson.
The officers of the societies are
Ladies Aid society-President; Mrs !.
P. Vanderbeek; Vice President, Mrs. Geo.
Kemp; Secretary, Mrs. w. r. Mitchell;
Treasurer, Mrs. George LaForge.
+ Epworth League-President, Mrs. 9. Y.
| Smack; Second Vice President. Miss Mary
| Andrews; Third Vice President, MISS
Blanche Young; Fourth Vice President,
Miss Clara Smack; Secretary, Miss Lizzie
Woodley; Treasurer, Mr.. Isaac Kemp;
Superintendent Junior League Work, Mrs.
H. A. Chamberlain.