The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-13
FLOWER MISSION FAIR
IT WILL BE THE GREAT SOCIETY
EVENT OF THE WEEK.
German Ladies' Aid sOcfety's Charity
BalI-PersOnaI and So
cinI Mention.


The annual Flower Mission fair will open
Tuesday evening at Tomlinson Hall, and
will continue throughout the week The fair
this year is planned after the design of an
old English village. Elaborate preparations
have been made both for the fair and for
the evening entertainments. The following
list Of society people who are in the fair
and the several parts they will play towards
its success is of interest:
The executive committee which has
planned the fair-Chairman. Mrs. Benjamin
IIarrison; Mrs. G. ID. Johnson, Mrs Harry
Murphy, Mrs. Arthur Grover Miss Julia
Moore Miss Annie Spann, Mrs. John L.
Grfnths, Miss Gertrude Goodhart
Construction Committee-Architect Mr.
Herbert FOltz; Miss Frances Atkins chair
man: Miss Emma Atkins Mrs. Walter
Mllhken, Miss Anna Hasselman, Mrs. o. b.
Jameson
Editor Of Magazine-Miss May Louise
Ship
Amusement Committee-Mrs. Hugh Nc
6Ibeny' chairman: Mrs. J. K. Sharpe, jr.,
Art Booth-Mrs. Harry s. New, Mrs Kate
Perry MOTIFS. Mrs. j. +. Brush, Mrs. John
{. New, Mrs. Robert l.. McOuat Mrs W
II. Schmidt, Mrs. J. Rilus Eastman. Misses
Sue Stewart, Martindale. WATSON New. Err
win, Bradshaw, Taggart. Pearl Haines
Basket 4l. Boot IA j. W Beck, Miss Gar
NJ sommerviHe, Misses walcott, Julia ia
Fletcher, Helen Holman, Baker, Beck
Beverage Booth-.-Mrs. H. c. Atkins, Mrs
Mani Ransdell, Margaret Carey Coburn
Frances Atkins, Elizabeth Dye, Townley.
t.. CaG G,-t--.l Lovalette D, Dickey. Mrs.
Mrs. Albert Thompson. Misses Elma
Moollen;; Qnia Woollen., Helen Davidson,
Dolls-Mis5 Porter, Miss Brown, heads;
Mrs. A l.. Mason. Mrs. Alfred Potts
Misses Virginia Keep, Ethel Cleland, Luella
McLain. Elizabeth Ketcham, Anna Butler,
Romano HardcaStle.
Household--Mrs. James H. Loves and
Mrs. Frank NJ: Talbot. Mrs Macy Malott,
Mrs. Quincy Van Wrinkle, Mrs. Frederick
Thomas, Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs. H. f.
Bickell, Mrs. Robert Scott.
Ice CTeam-MesdameS j. II. Goodhart H
". Tutewiler, J. II. Holiday, w j. Mckee
Henry Kahn. Lewis Rice and Misses Caro-
line 1oodhart, Margaret Todd, harriet 1ute-
wiler Glenn Pickett Adah Conner, Caro-
line Minor, Stella Tutewiler, Martha Lam
ders.
Tnn-Mrs. S. E. Perkins. Mrs. T. A. Win
terrowd, heads; Mesdames W. P. Benton. j.
G. Ingram, r. o. Barbour, Fl. N Castle
G.. A. Kenyon, Misses Benton, Ingram
Isham, Cathcart. Serves supper after $50,
Lunch--Mrs. T. Y. Berry, Mrs c. l..
Wayne, Mrs c. G. Pierson, Miss Agnes
Dikes.
Observation-Disclosures H. NJ. Landers,
Charles Wood. Horace Wood, Edward Noel,
Mary Il. Jackson, Husband, Garrison, Miss
Nellie Dilks.
FIowers-Mrs w L. Elder. Mrs. Francis
r. Hord, Misses Henly, Florence Day. Van
Camp, Mary Hord. Stella Adams, Sullivan.
Wallick. Miss Alice Woods, Miss Evelyn
Holiday, Miss Emma Atkins, Miss Alice
Warren Of Terre Haute, Miss Anna Hassel-
man, Mrs. Horace Fletcher, Miss Mona Tag
CART, Miss Harris Of New York, Mr.. Tark-
ington. Mr.. Noble. Miss Shipp, editor of the
magazine, will be assisted by Mrs. j. L.
Griffths, Mrs Rilus Eastman. Miss Sarah
Wilson, Mr.. kahlo, Mrs. Samuel Reid Miss
Spann.
Advertising for Magazine in Library Booth
--Mesdames A. J. Graham, c. G.. Pfaff.
Harry Gates, Edward Taylor Misses Ruby
Rees, Corella Taylor, Julia Landers, Arm
strong.
The music of the Mother Goose operetta,
to be given the first two nights of the
Flower Mission fair, has been selected from
many sources. The solos. for the most part.
were taken from the extravaganza of Jack
and the Beanstalk," as they best fitted the
well-known Mother Goose character. Mrs.
George =. Hunt. as Mary, Mary, Quite
Contrary" and Mr. Ed Harmon, PERSONAL
ing Jack of "beanstalk'' fame, will sing the
popular duet lis with Love-" Mrs Hunt
will sing "Once There Lived Little Maid"
see will give King Coles song. Miss Jose
phine Hyde. as the Queen of Hearts, will
sing the well-known Isabella waltz song
from "1492,' with words written for the Oc
casion by Mr.. Louis Rowland. Mr. Roy
Lynn, as ''Sinbad the Sailor" will introduce
a tenor solo. The prologue, written by Mr..
Louis Rowland will be read by Mrs.
Harry S. New in the character of Mother
are taken from the opera ''Erminie" and
few of the Forty Thieves will sing the
Cripple Creek Bandits" from Gay New
York" The -Four and-twenty Blackbirds''
will be seen in a flag drill and Mr.. Brenneke
has prepared a Spanish dance, which two
young ladies will introduce.
THE MINSTRELS.
On Thursday night the Flower Mission
minstrel show will be given. when the
children's cake-walk. recently given for the
Katharine Home, will be repeated
On Friday night there will be vaudeville
performance with the animated music
special feature. and on Saturday night the
minstrel performance will be given again.
Saturday afternoon Mother Goose will be
"aE home to the children. There will be
dancing until IL o'clock every evening after
the performance on the stage