The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-12-05
TO GIVE A acoLLEGH FAIR"
Ladies of Dwight Place Church Will Ho

Ladies of Dwight Place Church Will Hold
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 The ladies of Dwight Place church Will hold College Fair" in the parlors O. inc church tomorrow afternoon aud evening, lasting from 2 o'clock until lp Ite ldGa of this fair is q novel one and lulc new in New Haven. There will "e m'oths rep resen[lng the larger colleges 9I the country and these booths will be decoraLed Ill the colors of the colleges which they are to represent. At the booths will be displayed for sale the many articles such as usually coax the nimhlc nlckes, dimes and quarters But this is to be no ordinary church falr and the visitor is sure to get the worth or his dime, which will be charged for admlS- sion, in beholding the handsome decorations church are now preparing.
 At the Yale bGoth confectionery Will De sold and Miss Cora Wetmore will be chair man of the committee in charge. The other members of the committee will be Mrs. Wallace Ritter. Mrs. C. C. Andrew and Miss Caroline Sperry.
 The Harvard booth will be the cake enl- porium and 1t is expected that the narvels of pastry to be displayed and sold there will find q ready market Mrs. A. J. Parmelee will be chairman of the committee In charge and the committee will consist of Mrs. Henry Sanford Mrs. Dwight Baldwin, Mrs. Stillman Rand Mrs. J. A. Hinchclin, Mrs. Dennis Blakeslee and Mrs. II. T.. DOWnes.
 Fancy work will be on sale at the Prince ton booth, where q committee consisting of Mrs. J. C. North. chairman; Mrs. Henry Higby, Mrs Ella K Whiting and Mrs. J. Y McDermott will be ill charge.
 This fair is to be Il coeducatiohal affair and so the women's colleges are not for gotten and smith, Vassar Wellesley and AOlyoke booths are to occupy prominent po- sltions At the Smith college booth flowers will be for sale and i'll charge will be 0IS. Mrs. Edith Pope, Smith girl, and Mrs. pr. Peck
 At the yassar booth aprons and bags of various kinds win be on sale and those In charge of the booth will be Mrs B. A. Alden, chairman; Mrs, E. L. Austin, Mrs. Nj. l.. Bronson and Mrs. Frank Kelly.
 The Wellesley booth looked after by beyy of Wellesley girls will be packed not china and brca brac, and the girls in charge will be Miss Carrie A. Baldwin, chairman; Miss Annie Newton and Miss Grace Bronson.
 IL is probable that the Holyoke booth will have charms for large part of the masculine portion of the attendance at the fair, for at this there are to be on sale some gastronomic delicacies. At this booth chating dish s,ppers are to be served and graduates of holyOke, Miss Emily Beach and Miss Mattie Savage, will be In charge.
 The Dartmouth booth will be an ice cream parlor and the committee in charge will consist of Mrs B. B. Buckingham, chairman; Mrs. Edw. L, Mitchell, Mrs. Will bur Clark, Mrs. Timothy L. Norton, Mrs Charles Fabrique, with the following young lady assltants, Miss Gertrude Norton, Miss &ertude Mitchell, Miss Blanch McDermott, Miss Edna Higby Miss Clark, Miss Sadie Holbrook.
 Lemonade In limitless quantities will be on sale at the Columbia booth, which will be in charge of Miss Jessie North, chair man; Miss Leila Kimberly, Mrs Frank Kimberly, Mrs. Fred Carleton.
 The Amherst booth will be The Mystery Room" and the mysteries will remain mys- teries except for those who pay to satisfy their curiosity. In charge will be Mrs. Ar thur Wright Mrs. F. W. IealIwin, Mrs. Arthur Becbc, Mrs. Richard North. Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Leander Eussc. and Harry Hitchcock.