The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-24
FESTIVAL OF HOLIDAYS
A LIST OF THE PARTICIPANTS IN
THE FLOWER MISSION FAIR.
The Free Kindergarten Opera, with
Mrs. Zelda seguin Wallace I'm
the Cast-PersonaI Mention.

Preparations are advancing rapidly for the
Flower Missions festival of holidays the
second week in November at Tomlinson
Hall. Even greater interest than usual is
being shown. The amusements will be
something entirely new, OF great variety
and beautiful An event in connection with
the fair win be the play, Lord Dunraven,
which will be given Friday evening. The
author of the play is a young Yale graduate,
a popular society man of this city, and
those who attended the first reading say
that it is as clever as "Charley's Aunt"
play which, ii will be remembered was first
given for a college performance by the stu
dents The cast of Lord Dunraven" will
include Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Kath-
crime Wallick Mr.. Charles Willard, Mr..
Charles vajen, Mr.. George varney Mr..
Larz Whitcomb and Mr.. N. Booth Tarking-
ton. 1t is a farce in two acts. and was writ
ten especially for the Flower Mission fair
aAasecond performance will be the bicycle
fete.. This will include grand march, two
Q1ladrilles and the maize. The committee
consists of Miss Elizabeth Dye, chairman,
Miss Colgan, Miss Frances Atkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. H. Blanton, Mr.. Gordon Varney
and Mr.. w. G. Bobbs The patronesses for
that evening will be Mrs. John l. Griffiths,
Mrs. A. L. Mason. Mrs. ]. S. Harrington,
Mrs. L. G. Willard, Mrs. f. G. Darlington,
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson, Mrs. e. c. Atkins,
Mrs. John t. Dye and Mrs. Henry S. Fraser
Among those who are to participate are
Misses Emma Atkins, Martha Bradshaw,
Katherine Porter. Edith Wallick Maud
Smith, Katherine Winter, Kate Smith, Miss
Marquardt of Des Moines, Miss Coffin, Miss
Colgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Gates,
Messrs. w. C. Bobbs Thomas Kackley,
Herbert Gates, Merrill Moores, w. w.
Knight Gordon Varney, w. Fessler, Bert
rand Williams, Edward E. Gates. George
Brown, ir. and Edward Foote.
The following is the complete list of the
officers. heads Of booths and assistants in
the fair:
President-Mrs. j. l.. Griffiths
Vice Presidents-Mrs. Benjamin Harrison,
Mrs. A. l.. Mason, Mrs George H. Chap
man.
secretary-Miss Eleanor Porter.
Treasurer-Miss Gertrude Goodhart.
Garrard. Miss Deborah Moore, Mrs. j. w.
Beck, Miss Walcott, Mr.. Gordon Varney,
Mr. Booth Harrington.
Construction Committee - Miss Julia
Moore, Mrs Lavalette Dickey, Mrs. Arthur
3. Grover. Miss Anna Spann. Miss Laval
cite Miller. Miss Matte Stewart. 49,
New Year (Library)-Miss Harriet Noble
Assistants: Mrs. c. b. Clarke, Mrs. j. Il.
Dunn. Mrs Q. 3. Jameson. Mrs; Alfred F.
Potts, Mrs. Henry l.. Wallace, Miss l.. Ste
venson, Miss Anna Hasselman.
The Valentine booth will form an alcove
to the Library booth: It will have In
Letters may be written, sent and delivered
from this office. Mrs. III. w. Bennett and
Miss Moore will have charge of this booth,
assisted by Miss Mary Hussey OF Chicago,
Mrs. Harold Taylor, Misses Walcott, Miss
Margaret Carey, Mrs. Theodore Varney.
The magazine will be named once
Year" The editor is Miss May Shipp. The
contributors include the names of the best
known literary men and women of Indiana,
among whom are: Mr.. James Whitcomb
Stein, MIR. Meredith Nicholson, Mrs. A II.
Snow, Mr.. Joseph Bowles, Mr.. Charles
Moores, Mrs. j. M. Butler, Mr.. Allan Hen
bricks.
The leading business firms in the city
have placed advertisements in the mag
Maeft MISS HISS Nob pp Miss Benny Miss Kate
Porter Miss Armstrong, Mrs Evans
Woollen.
Charles II. Wood. assisted by Mrs. John
II. Holiday, Mrs. George 7. Evans, Miss
Holman. Miss Helen Holman. Miss Julia
Hollweg, Miss Lilly Reese, Miss Florence
Day, Miss Eleanor Smith.
ST. Patrick apron Booth and Basket
Booth)-M,s. Enrique, G. Miller and Mrs
George Brown, Mrs. Jefferson. III. Claypool,
Mrs George n. CatterSon. Miss Helen
Krag, Miss Dorothea Van Camp, Miss
Daisy Wilson, Miss Corella Taylor, Miss
April Fool (Alice in wonderIand)- -Mrs.
Preston Bowman, assisted by Mrs. ]. T.
Brush, Mrs. Herman Sayles. Mrs. L. Fin
ley, Mrs. Henry Castle, Miss M. Brokaw,
Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Jane Graydon,
1' Easter err CFlower Booth)-Mrs Augustus
Coburn and Mrs. Clifford Arrick. Assist
ants: Miss Jessie Miller. Misses Waliick.
Miss Julia Fletcher Miss Grace Wasson
Miss Mary Foster.
Fourth of July (Beverage)-Mrs. M. H.
ants: Mrs. J. w. Holtaman, Miss Julia
Spades. Miss Mary Sloan. Miss Helen Sea-
ton Miss Leta Holman.
ST. MichaeIs Gee Cream).-Mrs. Henry
Dunn Tutewiler and Miss Gertrude Good
heart. Assistants: Mrs. Lewis r. Rice, Mrs.
Margaret Todd Miss Susan Chipman, Miss
Bessie Chapman, Miss Elma Wooden, Miss
Ruby Reese, Miss Justine Rowland
Loves and Mrs Frank M. Talbot. Assist
ants: Mrs; Elizabeth Talbot, Mrs Mary
s MalGt MIR Mrs drSs g MTa a5 Mss Edna
Thanksgiving (Inn)-Mrs. James M. VIM
ters and Mrs: Bement Lyman. Assistants:
Mrs. H. B. Holman, Mrs George G. Tan
win. Miss Elizabeth Ray. Miss Jane
Roache, Miss Bessie Hendricks Miss
Eleanor Dilks, Miss Sadie Niblack, Miss
Christmas Cart Booth)-Mrs John c.
New. Assistants: Mrs. Louis r. Levey,
Mrs. ]. Q. Van Wrinkle, Mrs. G. E. Town
ley, Mrs. John ". Kern. Mrs: Harry Muir
ply. Mrs. David Wallace. Mrs. Edward
Sharpe, jr.. Miss Rowena New. Miss Belle
Ford, Miss Sue Stewart. Miss Matte Stew
art, Mrs. Albert Gall, jr
Birthday (Dolls)-Mrs. Samuel Reid and
Miss Agnes Duncan Assistants: Miss
Hawthorne. Portland; Miss Haynes, Rich
mond Miss Nellie Cogan, Miss Bradshaw
Miss Ransdell. Miss Castor, Miss ketcham.
Luncheon-Mrs. A NJ. Louden and Mrs.
6narIes Sonnsoil; a; ~ Nirs th4uias
terrowd Mrs. l.. A. Kinsey. Mrs. Charles
Wayne. Mrs. Edward Noel, Miss NJ. Logs
don, Miss Mary Boyd
f'a NeighborhOOds.
There was Queen; she made neighbor-