Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
THE LIBRARY BAZAAR.
E'eafm'es OF the Approaching carni,al
am the Opera House--Some Novel
Ideas--The Conamtsteess
Great work

| The executive committee t iii
Public Library Association whicl
has in charge the bazaar, wish vii
begin in the Central Opera House of
the twenty fourth of this month. met
IN the office of President ID. G. Yves.
teuhaver, on Monday evening, aud
talked over plans for the bazaar. The
i greater part Of the arrangements have
! b cen outlined but as there are vet
some vacanies to be filled the com.
/ pleted list OF heads of committe es,
boulh guards, etc, can not be an.
/ nounced for few 6avs.
/ The hazaar viii omen on Thursday
night, October "a. There is no doubt
that. If the interest now being mani.
Tested and the work already being
done, especially by the ladies' is a
criterion, that all former similar
events viii be eclipsed. Many Of the
features are bran pew, products Of
local wit and that they will be well
carried out seems already assured.
THE Old Curisoty Shop will be
in charge OF Little Nell'' while
Others Of the well-known characters OF
Dickens will fit here aud there at
Nell's bidding.
Long low will be remembered by
the Wsyside Inn aud "over the
TeacupsH will recall an afternoon in
Engla 4.
Saakaspere's Rosalind will 1--we
again in AS You Like IT., sugges-
tive of course, of the best in choco-
lates ard creams.
Vanity Fair and Thackesy IS
Becky Sharp are inseperabla, of
course. and Beokev will have the part
we'll learned
A new one will be Elizabeth in
Her German Garden" new within the
year. The light cbaract ers of the
story, however. will be made more
wholeso no as Elizabeth's only m,s-
siou will be TO COX after the sale of
the prettiest in the products of the
conservatory.
The amusement committee has al
ready selected an interesting play for
each evening. The plays Will be
short but none the less interesting
aud enjoyable. There has been a
general demand for the repetition of
the success of two years ego. "A
Georgia Wedding but the commit
tee has ARRANGED for sometime even
better sequal TO the wedding. ITO
Have aud 10 HoiuD An animated
music sheet on which sixteen little
colored chaps will pose as notes will
be anothe- feature. That sall Coons
Look alike" will be proven to the
satisfaction of all.
dreams OF Fair Women will be
an attraction to draw all the men.
There win be many representations
in pantomime, of woman characters
famous in history, poetry and prose-
They will pass in review before the
dreamer.
Cinderella, one OF last years
great successes will be repeated.
These PLAYS will all be novel aud
worthy-mostly new. The stage set
tings for each will be decidedly unique
and none will consume more than
twenty five minutes.
A part of the bazaar which viii be
of great interest will be the lighting.
II will be arranged well al d will be
attractive Each part of the bazaar
will Re independent, as it We're,
from any other and will be IN charge
of it's own committee, with special
chairlady.
The executive committee, which has
the arrangements in Charge, is COM
posed of ID. @. Westenhaver, presi
dent; Edward Rutledge, treasurer w.
+. Mulllss, j.. Dew. Gehaldt, DR.. N.
ID. Baker, A. b. Noll, Max Robinson
and JAS. +. Thompson