The San Francisco call., 1901-10-26
CHARITABLE
WOMEN HOLD
BIG BAZAAR
Mizpah Club Has
Its Annual
Fair.

IRON o'clock yesterday afternoon
until late last evening the parIors
OF the SwedenbOrgian church at 1924
4 O'Farrell street were crowded with
members and friends of the Mizpah
Club The occasion was the annual fair
and the proceeds, which amounted to
many hundred dollars, will be devoted To
charity. The parlors proved an ideal
place for fair. They were decorated
with palms, cut flowers and bunting. The
booths were laden with handsome bric-
a-brac, tapestry and useful articles all
OF which was donated by members and
business men of this city.
Mrs. A. G. Rulofson. president of tba
organization, greeted all the visitors and
saw to it that they were taken care Of
by the attendants of the various booths
During the evening the popular president
was presented with a silver medal as a
token of the esteem in which she is held
by her fellow members
An excellent programme was presented,
MISS Grace Marshall played a number Of
selections ON the piano, Miss Ella Arden
rendered contralto solo, Miss Hanil-
ton also sang and Ruth Fisher and Eve
Iyn Chubb gave an exhibition of fancy
dancing. -'1N'
The art gallery proved an interesting
eXhlolt. L he printed programme an.
nounced that thIrty-five pictures We're On
eXhloitlon; Those we do not sell remain
bona 0f tide ra6e aa6fhit,oa dt appear that it was
aaore e was door-knob. "OnIy a ooor
I,;l, olu Woodchopper proved an old ak once
can commentators" by p. Patch war,
SIMPLY spuds. Separated forever wers
d punch of green peas ''The kids at
hrid. tTSI We're an old pair of gloves and a
OIIudI scene proved to be a bridle
Mrs Howard Hurlburt was in charge
oi oi, the TaIf1e table. She was assisted 6v
TiaSs naT TIbSays TSa Rulofson and the Misses
ag4ddy: IneSe young ladies helped to earn
500 for their booth The fancy booth was
presided over by Mrs. Milton f CSabbs
Sne was assisted by Mrs. Joseph Edwin
Cutten, Mrs. Mann, Mrs Bertz and Mrs
Gountryman. Mrs. SpauIding was in
charge of the candy booth and she was
AIDED by Miss Eva Doyle and Miss DonaI
Felld- Ihe tea garden was dreamy
scene. Mrs. ]. j. Spieker was in charge
Oh tnls pretty booth. Her pretty daughter
ana MISS Aimee Rice of Honolulu were
dressed In kimonas and looked very
All the booths did a large business.
Inc fa1r was a success socially and An
anelally. There are fifty active members
in the club and more than 100 associate.
, Inc charttable work of the club is unos-
13entafions 1sTad and Many poor families are re-
cared for by the organization.
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will return the calls of wives of Embassa-
| doris and will extend especial hospitality
to the wives of all the diplomats. With
| the assistance of Miss Hagner. her social
secretary Mrs. Roosevelt has prepared a
visiting list and has studied all precedents
established by former mistresses of the
| White House.
| As she understands it, the wife Of the
| President is not obliged to return any
F. ones call, Iut the rules of refined cour-
| tesy suggest her appearance on the re-
eeiving days of the wives OF the vice
President, the President pro tenn OF the
Senate the Speaker of the House of Rep
rese natives, the Chief Justice OF the
limited States and the Emba SsadorS ac-s
! credited to this country. The CABINET
families are considered part OF the 'Fresl-f
| dental household and the visits oetWeen
| them and the Executive Mansion are reg
! ulated entirely by personal feeling