New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18
ALMOST EVERYTHING SOLD
e PROFESSIONAL WOMEN REJOICE
OVER THE BAZAAR RECEIPTS.
NEW SUPPLIES AGAIN FILL THE BOOTHS TO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF

NEW SUPPLIES AGAIN FILL THE BOOTHS TO
OVERLOOKING POSSIBILITY OF
FOURTH DAY.
| The second day OF the Professional Wonan's
| League fair was even greater success than the
| nrst. since more people knew that 1t going on
The bees were buster than ever; the Rebeccas had
all they could do 10 supply the demand for lemon
ade, and Hanine. the little Turkish GIRL could not
| make cigarettes enough to satisfy the curious
throng that always surrounded her
The doll booth has been reinforced by the add.
uoh OF nall dozen miniatures Of stage favorltes
Rose Coghlan has sent Lady Janet McKIintock in
The White Heather" and Will auction her of to-
night after the theatre. Lady Janet's gown was
made by the same firm that supplied Miss Cosh-
Ian costume for this character
Mrs. Sol Smith has sent quaint dolly repre-
sentns herself as the nurse IN Romeo and Juliet"
Mrs Margaret Dibdn has sent Clyde Harrod in
Little Coon and Miss Ffollett Paget has pre-
sented In miniature Cora Tanner IN The Sporting
Duchess"
Mrs Fred Faubel, OF the college booth has just
mao letter from college friend saying that she
may expect visit from a whole crowd Of STU
cents to-day Mrs. Faubel is doing a most success
Iui business. and finds that while Yale things are
the favortes, there is a surprisingly large demand
for Harvard wares. Mrs. Faubel is selling A set Of
autographs Of the Yale football team on subscrip-
ton. and has individual autographs from other
coAeges one OF the attendants at this booth Is
httie cara Smith. daughter Of Mrs Sol Smith.
BEAUTIFUL GOWNS
Many beautiful gowns being worn at the fair
particularly in the evening Miss Rosele Knott
chairman OF the candy booth, dresses to match her
decorations. which are in pink. Last night she was
In pink mousselne de sole. with vioes on her bod
Ice and In her hair. Miss Knott is proud OF the
fact that she decorated her booth herself bv no
b ans an Pea easy task for much Of the work had
Inc attendants the violet booth are all ir
violet and white. Miss Chrystal Hcrne wore yes
terday gown OF white swiss over green silk with
WIN Noets. Miss julie McCohill was also In
white Swiss. with butterfly sleeves and violets
AIS John Herne. the chairman, In black
saun. trimmed with white. and wore bonnet Of
hellotrope velvet and volets.
MISS Grace Huntington, chairman OF the Oriental
booth. wore gown OF miroir velvet last night
II was trimmed with sable. and had the bodice
Mrs. D Frank Lloyd. was in black silk and green
tulle. Mrs. Faubel wore skirt Of white dotted
swiss. with bodice OF white brocade. decorated
cap. Mrs. Fitzgerald chairman OF the art booth
wore black lace and blue chiffon. and her assistant
with jeweed trimming. Miss Bijou Ferna ndez
Of the orange tree. wore coored SATIN match
ing her oranges
Lillian Russells daughter will be in attendance
at OF the booths this afternoon. and in the
Russell doll.
r. Townsend She acts foor-walker and
that all the visitors nad the booths they are
looking FOR. and that they are turned over 10 some
one with persuasive tongue II they don't seem
Mrs NJ Palmer. Miss Palmer Mrs Rachel
McAuley, Aunt Louisa" and Mrs. Edwin Knowles
answer questions to help where they are most
needed