Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-24
COMMITTEES NAMED
Ladies Who Are to Have Charge
of Church Carnival.
1t Will be One of the Greatest Events of Its
Kind Ever Seen In This section Enter
tainment at ST. Paurs Church Ncwsy
Notes Gathered in Day.

No contemplated event in this sec
ton for long time has created so
much interest or attracted so much at
tention as the Great Outdoor Carni-
val to be begun by the Methodists of
Idberty Street Church. South Norfolk
and Chestnut Street Churches. Berkeley
AZ South Norfolk Park Tuesday night
The entire official boards of the Two
churches make up the Governing Com
mittcc. and following is the list of lady
committees having the different
branches of the entertainment in
charge.
Executive Committee-Mesdamcs G.
u. Williams. chalman; John w. Jones,
w lillian Tilley. Eliza Berkeley. Nj &.
Keeling, c. 5. Rogers. John b. Eos
ter. IL. l.. West. c. W. Young and w.
Borden.
Entertainment COMMITTEES From
Chestnut Street NJ. e. Church-Aties
Slanche Petherhridge. chairman: Mes
DANES George O.. Martin. John Simp-
son. II. NJ. Mackan. Thomas Winning
der. w. l.. Schafer. II. l.. West, Misses
Louise Hendren. Alice Duncan. Sophie
Williams. Frances Dashields, Naomi
Eley.
Entsrtainment Committee From Lib
erty Street NJ. Il. Church-Mrs Nor
ton, chairman; Mrs. X. Wake. Miss; Il.
Wilson. Mrs. William Rountcy, Misses
Claude Rountey, Lay Young. George
lialstead. Margaret Borden. Florence
Durham.
PEANUT STAND.
Peanut Stand-Mrs. Woodsend. ST..
cashier; Kate Tllley. sadie wiiiinms
Lucille Berkeley. Jessie Wicxs. blanche
Mastin, Pearl Sykes. Sallie Luke. Al
die Luke, Mollic Beale. Emma Jones,
Nirgie Jones.
CANDY STAND.
Mrs. Geo. w. Jones. chairman. and
Mrs. Griffin. cashier; Nlesdames w. W.
Robertson L. B Bott W. u. Moore
Mrs, HudGin:s. Stanley Rogers. 4. w
Iuayior: Misses Blanche Norton. Grace
i<ockafelior. Bessie Lyons Elsie VII
iiams. Mcsdamos John Gibbs, Rutledge
Wrcnn.
CAKE TABLE.
Mrs. NJ. C. Keeling. chairman. and
Mesdames II. l. Wicks. i. T.. Truitt.
Traves Edwards. w. II. Cockey. c. p
White. Paul Bradley. Borden. White
hurst. Williams. Travers. Ashe. Misses
Margaret Borden. Evelyn Wake. Ida
Simmons. Sue Walker bessie Douglass.
Frances Wilmington, Emma Mayo.
Lucy Scott.
LEMONADE STAND.
! Mrs. Alex Pebworth chairman, and
Mrs james Mildly. cashier; Misses Mel
lie Graves. Sadie and jamie Norris. An
ME Mansfield, Minnie Maswitz, Grace
Taylor. Edna Phillips Grace Dustian.
Edna Norton and Maude Holland.
LUNCH TABLE.
Mrs. Hulstead. chairman. and Mrs.
c. s. Rogers. cashier: Mesdames Corey,
Kline. Mamie Jones. Clara Parker. Mrs
j. II. Jacocks. Josiah Rorum Lawrence,
William Kline. Angelina Jones. Misses
Ruby Roane, DiCgs, Lizzie and Clara
Smith. Misses F'orccc Norton. Gertrude
Hodges. Nerna Halstcad. Reulah VIII
son. Mrs INCurClIG TsarlxlpV
1CE-CREAM STAND.
MeedameS John w. Jones and Eliza
Berkl Y. chailmen. and Mrs William
NJ Tilley. cashier: Mesdames John
Misses Nealie and Beulah Old. Alice
Berkeley, Lillian Digs Olive Graves.
Ruth Ouley. Elinor Pethcrbridgc Bette
Bowen. Indie Ethercdcc. Mary Rogers,
GrIna'ds, Adams. McSdames Spence.
Edwards. c. w. Young. a. III. Gentec,
Della Klinsensmith. PondeXter. Sadie
Files
Cigar stand-Mrs. c. C. Dustian,
chairman and Mrs. H. l.. Moore. cash
Ter; Mrs. Cleveland Manning, Misses
Ergenia ItTrTctt. t0u!zr- * r1cr-7vv- tt-tvy7r,
Ethel Foreman. Bessie Hathaway. Wv
ian Dashiell. Mary Ives. Emma Scott,
Love Martin. Marina Martin.
ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. PAUIiS.
There Will be :, most pleasant and at
trGctive entertainment at the st. Paul's
Church Hail. on Washington street, for
the benefit of the Armstrong Memorial
Presbyterian Church next Monday
| evening. and those who fail to attend
will miss novel attraction.
Following is the program to be rem
dered:
seection-By Y. NJ. c. A. Guitar and
Mandolin Club.
Recitation-Mis Lois Wcmple. OF
Portsmouth.
Hoop Drill-By twenty children.
Exhibition OF Photographic Dolls
BY Prof. Duncan.
sclection-By Y. NJ. c. \. Guitar and
| Mandolin CLUB.
Recitation-By DR.. G. w. Wallace.
Fine Drll-By ten little girls.
Recitation-By Miss Wemple.
Admission, ten cents.
| The pastor. Rev Paul Bradley, de-
sires all members of the Sunday school
who are interested in the Children's
Day exercises. to meet at the church
| this aftrnoon at 4 O'clock to arrange
for these exercises TO take place soon.
NEWSY NOTES.
Mr.. James Il. Martin left yesterday
for Edenton. y. c.. to be with his
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