The Portland daily press., 1900-10-25

THE RED MEMS FAIR.

THE RED MEMS FAIR.
The three days fair under the auspices
Of Rockameecook tribe of Red Men
opened very successfully Tuesday even
ing at Red Mems hall.
The several booths have been tastefuIly
arranged by the ladies in charge and
present beautiful appearance, being
well laden with useful and fancy articles.
In the lower hall is the grocery dep art
meut which is we'll equipped.
The supper and refreshments are also
on sale in the lower hall
Last evening dramatic club from
Portland pre- sented the roaring farce GA
Modern OtheIlo,' before good sized
audience.
The suppers are in charge of the fol-
lowing committees: Mrs. George Blake.
Mrs Louisa Seal, Mrs. Robert B. Smith,
Mrs. S. Smith, Mrs. Abner Lowell,
Mrs. Joshua r. Cobb, Mrs. James
Pickett, Mrs. William Osborne, Mrs. A.
d. Woodbury., Mrs. 1. d. Pride, Mrs.
Charles S. Bailey, Mrs. o. B. Cram.
The decorations have been arranged
under the direction of the following com
mittee: A. l.. Dow, George f. Grant, d.
b. Smith, K. W Scott, G. e. Clark, Mrs.
A. H. Strickland, Mrs. Sc. Strout, Mrs.
K. .. Varney, Mrs. G. .. Moses, Mrs.
A. II. Bailey.
The various booths and tables are under
the charge OF the following:
Art and fancy work, Mrs. A. H.
Strickland, Mrs. John Archibald, Mrs
L. l.. Winship, Mrs. A. r.. Huston, Mrs
A. l.. Dow, Mrs. l.. f. Jones, Mrs.
Joshua Cole, Mrs j. G. johnson, Mrs.
ID. b. smith, Mrs. Geo. G. Roberts, Mrs
Edgar Dow, Mrs. Elbridge Matthews, Miss
Alberta Gatsly, Miss Mary Hall, Miss
Minnie Soule, Mrs. Hugh G.. Cobb, Mrs.
Wallace Knapp, Mrs. f. H. Gardiner,
Mrs. George Newell, Mrs. B. Q. Peabody,
Mrs. Stuart Worster, Mrs. j. 81. Card,
Mrs. A. b. Davis, Mrs. c.. S. Farnham,
Mrs. jerome L. Watson, Miss Gertrude
Goodridge, Mrs. Howard Gordon, Mrs.
James Gowen, Mrs. l.. ii. Milliken, Miss
Julia Hawes, Mrs. Willard Riley, Mrs.
Lucy OsgOod, Mrs. H. A. Hall, Mrs. J.
q. Leeman, Mrs. Wills Loveitt, Mrs. G.
A. Morgan. Mrs. G. b. Sawyer, Mrs. p
K. simmons, Mrs. @. 3. Halves, Mrs. S
Dow, Mrs. AIvarda Leighton, Mrs. Irving
Barbour, Mrs. Charles Il. Jordan, Mrs.
Chas K. Mcintosh.
Apron Tahle-Mrs. S. e. Strout, Mrs.
l.. j. Toothaker, Mrs. K. l.. Watkins,
Mrs. G.. M Cram, Mrs. A. d. Woodbury.,
Mrs. Geo. HaW kes, Mrs. n. u. Woodbury..
Mrs. W. NJ. Stewart, Mrs. Howard E.
knight, Mrs. John PeIton, Mrs. d. H.
Read, Mrs. Fred A. Rollins, Mrs Oliver
A Mann, Mrs. W S. Bailey, Mrs.
Thomas II. Fielding, Mrs. Edgar M.
Watkins. Mrs William GateIy, Mrs.
r.. J. Lord, Mrs. N. III. Cobb, Mrs.
Chas. Fielding, Mrs. 5. e. Stevens,
Mrs. George w. Noyes. Mrs. H. G. Stew
ems, Mrs. r. b. Low, Mrs Freeman K.
Lamb, Mrs. Lynn Buckley Mrs. John
FolWartschnny, Mrs. Clarence e. Pickett,
Mrs. George Barbour, Mrs. Harvey A.
Cobb, Mrs. Albion Hawkes., Mrs. George
II. Robinson, Mrs Arthur j. Sargent,
Mrs. ). NJ. Skillings, Mrs. Charles K
Wescott, Mrs. IL. j. Webster.
The remainder OF the committees win be
published during the week.
The Red Men omitted their fair last
year 90 Unere were several OUnor -EOcleUle6
holding them, but this year they have
started the ball rolling and the others
must follow.
Mr.. W. 5. johnson, Ethe contractor,
Lawn street, Deer1ng Centre, has pur-
chased the Morrill, estate building at
AI0rrills, formerly occupied by the KeeIy
Institute, corner OF Forest and Allen ave-
nues. The building is being remodeIIed
into a four fat tenement house.
Mr.. j. L. Winship, Highland square,
has gone on an extended business trip of
several weeks to the Western states.
Mr. Francis ID. Coleman, Jr., has
accepted a position as assistant cleo
trician at the power house or the Port
land Electric Light company at Great
Falls. Mr.. Coleman Is to move to Great
Falls in about month. He has vacated
his house on Stevens avenuei and for
the present is living with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Il. ID. Coleman, Pleas
ant avenue.
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