The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-11
WILL GIVE COLLEGE FAIR
WOMEN OF THE FLOWER MISSION
MAKING PREPARATIONS.
There VIII he q Succession of Enter
tainments During the Week
The Programme.

The college fair to be given by the
Flower Mission at Tomlinson Hall this
week promises to be even a greater sue
cess than the naval fair of last year. Work
was begun yesterday on the hall, and the
booths which will be arranged under the
galleries, will present an attractive APP
pearance, each one representing different
college, with the college colors for decora-
ton. The college dance, which will be
given on Friday evening, will be one OF
the delightful features of the weeks en-
tertainment, and college boys and girls,
whether graduates or not, are requested by
the hostesses, Mrs. Edward +. Hodges and
Miss Julia Harrison Moore, TO wear their
colors. There will be several parties of
college boys and girls attend from the
colleges throughout the State.
Miss Marie Frances Hoag, of Chicago,
who will be the artist for The opening
night (Tuesday) of the fair, is said TO be
to Chicago what Clementine De We're was
to New York. Zelda Wallace says of her:
''She has light, high soprano, clear and
pure in tone and unusually true. Her
stage presence is very pleasing and grace
full" The programme for the evening will
be as follows:
ta) THE Years at the Spring" ....... Beach
OBJ MY Heart Sings ...........Chaminade
Miss Hoag.
"The Lark now Leaves its Watery
Nest .--..-......-....-.-. horatlO Parker
Mr. Dochez.
1.-THE Willow" .Goring Thomas
Miss Hoag.
"Mignon Fantasia" Sarasad
Mr. McGibeny.
Love Finds Out the Way. .(Old English)
Mr.. Dochez.
Unto Thy Heart" Allison
Miss Hoag, with violin obligato Mr. Nc
Gibeny Mr. Charles Hansen will be the
accompanist.
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
Wednesday and Thursday nights there
will be kinetograph entertainment. which
will undoubtedly attract large crowd, as
the entertainment will be comparatively
new to Indianapolis. Moving pictures of
the Paris Exposition, the Galveston dis
aster and political scenes will be given.
with appropriate music. Saturday after
noon Mrs William Scott has charge of the
children's party and Professor Brenneke
of the dance. The children's booth will
be particularly attractive TO the little ones.
as it will represent circus: the menagerie
OF which will include one of the baby lions
from the Zoo Clowns will also form
delightful part of the circus. Messrs. Dick
son and Talbot have promised an unusual
day night. the closing of the fair, but it
is being kept secret. that the surprise
may be the greater. Harts full orchestra
will play every evening during the week
The officers of the fair are as follows:
President, Mrs. William j. Mckee; first
vice president Mrs. Benjamin Harrison;
second vice president, Mrs. John H. Holli-
day; third vice president, Mrs Victor X
Hendricks; fourth vice president. Mrs
George Evans; treasurer, Mrs. James
Loves; secretary, Mrs. Lew Wallace. jr.
Construction Committee-Mrs. j. w. Beck,
chairman: Mrs. Edward +. Hodges, Mrs
Arthur Grover and Miss Julia Harrison
- re- The hostesses for the different
.ings as follows: Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Mrs. A. d. Thomas.
and Friday evening, Mrs. Edward F.
Hodges and Miss Julia Harrison Moore.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. William Scott
THE BOOTHS.
The booths and assistants for the week
are as follows:
Children's Booth, Manual Training High
School, Red-Mrs. Charles A Layman. Mrs.
George Field Mrs. Russell NJ. Seeds Mrs.
A. d. Thomas, Mrs. p. b. Raymond Mrs.
T. S. Hacker, Miss Alma Woollen. the
Misses Spann, Miss Lockwood
Doll Booth, Harvard. Crimson-Miss
Raridan. Mrs L. G. Haughey. Mrs. William
A. Ouayle. Miss Haughey. Miss Test
Miss Hughes. Miss Dalton, Miss Lilly, Miss
Ice Cream Booth. Indianapolis High
School, Blue and white-Mrs. Frederick
Thomas. Mrs. c. d. Johnson. Mrs. Mary
Malott Mrs. Frank Morrison. Mrs. Charles
Mcguire Mrs. r. G. Harseim. Mrs. Russell
of Louisville, Miss Van Wrinkle, Miss Oran
woollen Miss Earla Bowers, Miss Carrie
Thompson Miss Lottie Rufer of Louisville
Housekeepers' Booth: Butler, Blue and
White-Mrs. James Layman. Mrs. Dickey.
Mrs. Powell. Mrs Edgerton, Miss Anne
Butler. Miss Elsie Howe, Miss Bessie
Campbell. Miss Florence Shank. Miss
Georgia Calvin. Miss Emma Johnson, Miss
Ethel Parks.
Apron Booth. De Pauw Yellow-Mrs.
Court Webb. Mrs. c. D. Green. Mrs Ed
| ward Nell, Miss Martha Henderson. Miss
Olive Purseli. Miss Susan Pursell Miss
Florence Webster. Miss Maud Prior. Miss
Irma Rosenthal.
| beverage Booth. Wabash. Scariet-Miss
Goodharf Mrs J. III. Byers. Mira Mary
Helwig Mrs. Samuel j. Brash, Miss Caro-
| line Goodhart. Miss Mary Todd, Miss Lena
Brash Miss Elizabeth Byers, Miss Ethel
Ravens Miss Anna Sickles-
Library Booth. Princeton, Orange and