The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1897-11-12
SOCIETY At THE Fair
Scenes at All Souls Hospital
Bazaar This Week.

Some Comments the Attractions and
Amusements-Bo and Tables Pre-
sided over BY Beyy of Young Ladies
and Girls for Sweet Charity's sake-The
List of Participants-Awards in Popular
Ccntests-A Financial Success,
The All Souls Hospital fair, held on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this, week,
drew large crowds both days and is re-
ported as very pleasing success. This
year there were more than the usual
number of attractions and McAlpin
Hall during these days was veritable
mecca for the lovers of gayety and
amusement. The telephone and grama-
phone concerts, the exhibitions of the
biograph and the Mast pictures, and the
displays of the numerous stands and
booths, all proved to be real centers of
attractions and many were the express
sions of grateful enjoyment let fall by
the people young and old who had the
good fortune of attendance. The con-
test for the splendid bookcase and set of
books for the most popular letter carrier
was won by William M. Taylor, with
Joseph Ambrose second, and the hand
some lamp fol, the most popular fire COM
pany; was awarded to Washington En-
CINE Company.
A large number Of ladies, assisted by
the Very Rev. Dean Flynn, Paul Revere,
president Of the hospital, and Eugene S.
Burke, treasurer, Joined in making the
affair success and they should all be
praised for their painstaking efforts.
The stands, booths and departments
were presided over as follows:
Confectionery department, Misses Mol
lie, Maggie and Gertrude Murray and
Misses Mamie and Kittie White; booth of
fancy articles, Mrs. Farrelly, Misses
Maud and Grace Perkins, Mrs. A. D.
Blanchette; calendar table, Miss Bessie
Farrelly, Miss Schreier and Miss Law
renee; lemonade stand, Miss Martha
Riley; book stand, Miss Angler; bric-a-
hrac table, Miss Fanny Hopkins, Mrs.
Dean, Mrs. Henriques, Mrs. Garretson,
Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Winthrop, Mrs. Marsh;
mystery table, Miss Dempsey, Miss Mary
Cahill, Miss Mooney, Miss Welsh. Miss
May o Riley and Miss Maloney; necktie
table, Miss Gogerty, Miss Margaret
Cahill, Miss Mamie Riley; flower and
fruit booth, Mrs. Louanstein, Miss Sadie
Rooney and the Misses Ella and Alice
Callahan; st. Margaret's table, Miss
Trainor, Miss Lucas, Miss Granville,
Miss Cannon and Misses Mary, Katie
and Annie Holly; Madison booth, Misses
j Marie and Isabella Kluxen, Misses Sallie
and Mamie Burns; Rosary Society booth,
Mrs. William Dunn, Miss Hillock, Miss
Cottrell, Miss Mcintyre, Miss Emma
Dunn; booth of Bayley Grammar School,
seniors, Miss Gertrude Hillock, Miss
Keefe, Miss Mckenzie, Miss Phelan, Miss
| Margaret Holly and Miss Farrell; doll
and toy table, Miss Lizzie Murphy, Miss
Margaret DAILY and Miss Mary Gibson;
dining rooms, Mrs. B. W. Dempsey, Mrs.
P. Howard, Miss Mary Rutledge, Mrs.
P. Sharkey, Mrs. Cpowell, Miss Kittie
Rutledge, Miss Dwyer. Miss Mary Dowd,
Miss Lizzie Curley, Miss Julia Murphy,
Miss Annie McGraiD, Miss Mary Demp-
sey. Miss Nora Dalton, Miss Alice Welsh
and Miss Annie Dowd.
The fair was a great success financially,
though the benefits to the All Souls
Hospital will amount to a little less than
last year.