The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-17
TO GIVE FAIR FOR GEt,MpN
PROTESTANT ORPHAN HOME
Bazaar Arranged to Liquidate
Debt on st. Charles Rock
Road Institution.

In an effort to liquidats an Indebtedness Of
Ni,0oo. the members of the st. Louis Ger
man Protestant Orphan Aid Society have
arranged to hold fair and bazaar on
Wednesday evening and Thursday and FIJI
day afternoons and evenings, November 20,
q and 2. at the Northwest Turn and Lie
derkranz Hall. No. ssa0-ls Easton avenue.
The dsbt was incurred by the German
Protestant Orphan Home. on the ST.
Charles Rock road, which was established in
lSoS by the Reverend Mr.. l. Nolan.
During the forty-three years OF its exist
ence the home has accomplished much for
little children bereft Of the care and pro-
lection of parents. and some Of the substan-
tial merchants of to-day in ST. Louis and
other cttieo received their early training at
this institution. At present there are more
than 92s children at the home, and to each
OF them Is given careful and practical ed
ucation. calculated to fit the child to be-
The amount necessary to maintain the
home annually is about SIS 600, and the cost
is constantly increasing as the number Of
The arrangement for the fair and bazaar
are In the hands Of an executive committee
man, J. Field. +. W. Wrieden. Casper kraie-
man, man. Henry Heiss, Thso. Herzog. Frank
Hammer. <. Il BuseSmah. Henry HenDypV Wiesand, ssas
William Dress, Herman Mauch. Louis
StOIcu, MlLlaln MOrnmann, Edward Hil-
mer, Fred Messmer. Jr., Ernst w. Moeller.
Franz Hackemeier,. Henry Bienks, John
stuckenbers and Edward c. Buechel The
lows: Finance. F. ". Wrieden; Afe Donation m ION
S john R Fsld cSureS 1ndaeace' G. H. fsss Wss.
The booths will be in charge of the fol-
Orphan Booth-Misses Lydia Herzog. Pau
lion. Julia Broegelmeyer and Laura storch.
Apron Booth-Mesdames William Dehnert
Quilt and Comfort Booth-Mesdames F.
Graupner. F. J. Lime. John spuck. Adelia
Brinkmann, J. Kobusch. William Thrler.
Ausust Knickmetsr, c. Kralemann. c. Died
Doll Booth-Misses Minnie Veteran.
Laura Debus. B, Kofer A Froehlich, X.
Yogel. L. Redmond, J. Preis. z. Dannig. NJ.
Mrs. Maria Laupp
Chr.stnss tpsa Booth-M,sses Bertha Hsnps.
Hanpeter. Mathilda Becker, P. x. Hack.
Catherine Haesel and Eliza Nicolai
Grocery PoS.hmMesdsms:aMsri. n ss1 5;,. winksl-
Candy Booth-Aiisses n. Buschman, Anna
yogt and Adelia vogt
macher. a william <. ESrier ana m F. Esssi- s
Rsffais aoo.h-szecu..ys COMMITTEES.
Ed%. MeIsSsimer. GSm Mis-: % Olga eq.dsi BreSsineyer yer
Miss Lydia Bredemeyer
Mrs. Emma stifei. Mrs. wiihelmins Temms,
Masohmidt. Mas o Mrs. Z ns Sasahmies Mis-! Iaaia Iaia
Rruemmer: Mrs; Louisa - MLentsrsisck. ME.
WIN, Mrs. ]. G: Dauch. Mrs; !. Ffsuasn-
feld, Mrs. E, FFick: Mrs. II. Koide. Mrs.
pamah TSt apa Mr, ve9sifn' 9s xsS a.: tsu:s
Altag, Miss Lena Gcrdsr.
siTs fou,s wiStnsnn. iSGsamM Mrs. En1s sShrosSsr shS
Tsn-cent Rafne Booth-Niss Lydia
schwille. Miss Sophia Kopp, Miss Anna
HMIlksressumsr;; M n.. ,r,, ,...u., ,,..
Pauline Moeiicr. Miss Emma kSmpmeinert,
Miss Lille Kampmeinert.
Gents Furnishing Goods Booth-Non'a |
FANCY Goods Booth--Mrs, II. Itctss, Ars.
Ernnt Hackemeicr. Mrs. Aug. Johennlng
meier, Miss L. ochtsrbeck. Miss n, Peters,
Miss NJ. EnGelmann, Miss Title ze)ls, Miss |
ariesa, artsHa Mis- Miss Lulu Lulu RuSs. Miss M dsrtruds d
Ruhe, Mics Bertha Ruhe, |
Post Ofloc-Miss IDA Wibbiug Miss Ade- 1
Iia Bsir.dtsck, Miss Emile Reiohmann, Miss |
Ssas Fortune nii Tsiiisr-sfl,s N. Msssuss,
Rsstsurant--LAdisV Orphan Ala 6ecisv.
Asadauartsrs-S. W. %risdnsr ana H q |
Worid's Fair Curiosity shop-lnss I. Lus-
terkcrd, Miss Katie Oefgsn,
berg, Mis- Rose Mast. Miss Hqttis CoFdss. |
Ms: Ms: 4 hs ksrss Ma M H.n
A general weeting Of sll oommitiSS9 Wijl ]
De held at Northwest Turner and Usdss. /
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