New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
Gle PETIT MARCHE."
GIVEN AT THE FAIR FOR THE BENE-
FIT OF THE HARLEM DISPENSARY.
HELD AT THE 'ELLERsLIE" AND SUPPORTED BY
GENEROUS PATRONAGE-PROMINF-NT WOMEN
CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES

HELD AT THE 'ELLERsLIE" AND SUPPORTED BY
GENEROUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WOMEN
CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES
The Harlem Dispepsary Fair opened even
.nr under most favorable circumstances. at the
"Ellerslie.' supported by the patronage OF the
woman's Auxiliary. which IL made up OF repre-
sentative Harlem They had spared no
pains 10 make the bazaar success. and although
as body the auxiliary only organized last
season its efforts have been persistent that the
results have been most satisfactory.
The tea room, where a buffet supper served
nroved last evening the most attractive OF the
booths. All sorts OF good things offered OF
the delectable and wholesome kind. and the
who served the guests solicitous for their
every want. The chairman OF this committee
Mr. W. H WaCstaf. She assisted by Miss
Ie,tie Carin. Mrs Isaac A Hopper. Mrs Joseph
pergmann Mrs. Louis Fechtam. Mrs William A.
Cakes Mrs Archibald Watt. Mrs. F II. Naples.
Nj. John McCar;y. Mrs. +. b. Coldwel. Mrs. J.
] Mullen Mrs D 2 Gaddis Mrs. Walter V.
Pollock Mrs. Frank Mccoy and Mrs. Charles New
ton
special feature Of the fair the "Klondike."
where not only children, but grave and reverend
se,gniors." allowed 10 dig up gold nuggets.
which, upon examination. disclosed handsome
prizes. The scenery used for this Klondike
tina; which arranged for the Fair OF the Ma
tons held al the Waldorf year ago toy
booth was carried In this connection. and o.
these two Mrs. j Wesley French chairman.
assisted by the Misses l.. V. Steers. l.. X. Wag-
stan Ida V. Ambrose, Edith Corey. Edith Nc
Laughltn Mary Ambrose. Mary Freeman and NJ.
Z. Steers.
On the art and fancy booth were displayed some
Of the daintiest conceits seen this season In tho
way Of mounted and framed copies OF favore pict
ures original water-color sketches. echings whose
settings rendered them especially attractive. and
odd designs in desk and toilet At this
booth the chairman Mrs. John Beaver. and
she was supported by Mrs. Henry Boxer Mrs.
William P. Collins. Mrs. Z. F. Ashman, Mrs. John F.
Norbury Mrs Annette L. W. Place, Mrs. Abraham
Steers Mrs William II. Biting. Mrs. James Phyfe.
Mrs a Hamilton Higgins. Mrs. William +. Trot-
ter Mrs Allan Wardwen. Mrs. J. Boulton Simp-
SON. Mrs James Cochrane Mrs. J. c. Lyons Mrs.
Arthur T. Timpson. Mrs c. d. Hanson. Mrs J.
F. Kemp Mrs. Isaac Ludlam and Mrs. H. B. Shaw.
IN the line OF groceries the articles offered were
Of The kind TO deligh; the soul OF the housekeeper
and to give JOY later on TO the consumer when
they should be spread before him In their proper
order and Paee Mrs charles J. Setter 7Iope was i a
tendance were Mrs w ogden Giles. Mrs l. y.
5qn6s Mas Mrs s0f Fank Ms Mrs Hue
bell Mrs Johnson M5 ;t,b e. NJ Mrs. si ahn no
e lonely ely a and Mss .s csore. WaIiass 'o pv
met met r oicot; chairman. and Of Mrs. H. NJ. SEQ
George s'i r Van De Water Mrs j. jarrett Biodset
Mrs. Eqgeas H And Mrs nt5o Pr me- a Mrs
No. Miss Ediih Cooper and Miss Olcott
A, the apron and linen booth supplies Of house
hold linen and nurses and housemaids' caps and
aprons we're offered in many different styles. The
chairman was Mrs Hans 5. Bealtie. and her as
sistants were Mrs De Voney Everett, Mrs Everett
Benedict Mrs l.. B. Fijoux. Mrs. Frances Parker
Mrs J. 5 McWlams Mrs J. O. Brown, Mrs
Godfrey p Farley Mrs. Charles Long, Mrs.. Ran
doph b. MARITIME and Mrs. Edward Seleck
Cakes for birthdays. weddings. Christmas fes-
rivals ard minor feasts N'ere temptnsy arranged.
under the supervision Of Mrs. F. Vinton Smith
and sold by Mrs c. 3: Tooker Mrs C. A Marsh.
Mrs A J. Shiprnan. Ms. G. Fred Stei! Mrs. G
G Wyeth. Mrs. George CamPaeld Mrs George Ieor!
Eardford Mrs r T. Smythe. Mrs. W A Whiie,
Mrs Oliver W Hitchcock and Mrs. Vernon NJ.
Davis .
IL Petit Marche" was last night pronounce TO
10 \ cornpete success and me cispensary when
Is said 10 be the oldest charitable organization In
Harlem has been greatly aided 10y the generosity
OF lis patrons II Is expected that the crowd OF
purchasers will be even larger this evening ana
he fund raised for the winter work at the dis
pensary greatly augmented.