The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-08

embroidery and other articles of orna-
ment and utility. Attentive to the
wants of all Corners at this table are
to be found Mrs. f. w. Southgate and
/ the following able corps of assistants
I Mrs. Almon GunnisOn, Mrs. w. l.. Gull
liver, Mrs. A. NJ. Parker, Mrs Robert
Mason. Mrs. L. A. Hastings. Mrs
George w. Ward, Mrs. H. A. Daniels.
Mrs. Sanford c. Kendall Mrs. David
H. Hayter, Mrs. A. II. Whittemore
Mrs. r. A. Clifford. Mrs. G. A. Up
ham, Mrs. NJ. E. Phelps, Mrs Rufus
B. Dodge, Jr, Mrs. Harry Robinson,
Mrs. F. H. Dickey, Mrs Herbert L.
Jillson, Mrs. e. H. Shattuck Mrs. H.
d Lichield, Mrs. D. E. Burbank,
Mrs. F. M. FELTON,, Misses A. NJ Hill,
S. ]. Adams. Cora Baldwin. Lizzie
Downs, Belle Harrington and A. IL
Belding.
Just beyond this booth and at the
east end of the main room is the do
nestle table where all the delcacies
of the hour are to be found, fresh from
the oven, made from receipts both tried
and true. The tempting viands here
presented to appease the hunger are
sold by number of attendants under
the immediate charge of Mrs. Henry
Wellington, consisting Of Mrs. Cephus
N. Walker, Mrs. w. a. FarnsWorth,
Mrs Joseph Collie, Mrs. j. NJ. Meeser,
Mrs j. NJ. Brannon, Mrs. S. w. Sturt-
evant, Mrs. J. Clemence, Mrs Z. p.
Cutting, Mrs. Robert Mclaughlin, Mrs
Albert Bems, Mrs. e. l. Comins, Mrs
Henry Walker, Mrs. e. W. Pratt, Mrs.
r. S. Bancroft, Mrs Charles Knapp,
Mrs w. H. Hurlburt, Mrs. Porter
StoclIwell, Mrs. Gilbert J. Rugg Mrs.
Hattie Lowell, Mrs. Thomas Talbot,
Misses Hattie Harris, Sarah Stowell
and Frances OSgOOd
Pinks in profusion prominently
perched on tables tastefully decorated
and banked i'll green, forms the chief
attraction at The flower table 1t
would be hard to decide which were
the more pleasing to the eye, the
beaming faces of the attendants or the
beautiful blooms offered for sale Mrs
Frank Kettell is in charge, and she has
with her Mrs. Florence Holbroo1 and
Misses A. Luella Gunnison, Frances
Burbank and Harriet L. Adams.
l3y the time that one has taken in
this much Of the fair one begins to feel
the intense heat which pervades the
rooms and the lemonade table and its
luscious beverage is very appeasing.
The cooling drink is served by Mrs.
Harry l.. Hastings, assisted by Misses
Mae Lytle, Helen Clemence, Sadie King
and Alice Jenkins.
The children's table on the opposite
side of the hall appeals to the little
people. Here are displayed the very
things which they are trusting Santa.
Claus will leave them in his annual
journey.
Toys Of all kinds and in great variety
at purchasing prices are here offered
for sale by Mrs. j. Chester Pierce, Mrs.
George =. Iiarwood, Mrs. Edward TT.
Kendrick Mrs. T.. w Whitmore, Mrs.
w. f. Ballou, Mrs. Robert CundaIl
Mrs. +. A. Poland, Mrs William c.
Pierce.
The ladies' who had charge of the
fair used good judgment in placing the
confectionery table adjoining the toys.
II there is any one thing that a child
cares more for than its toys, it is his
candy, and no Christmas is complete
without 8 plentiful supply of this ar
ticle. Mrs. ]. Fl. Johnson is in charge
here, and is assisted by Miss Grace I'm
derWood Mrs. Foster Goodwin and
EIfsses Nourse and Heslor
One of the most novel arrangements
in a novel fair is a mystery table. At