The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-12-07
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AFTERMATH or A
SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR.


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We're. The ladies are tired, but happy
over the big success they achieved.
The public which so generously attend
ed and patronized the entertainment is
Wen satisfied. and all in all. the ba-
zaar WAS mutual benefit and a great
pleasure 10 Brunswick people.
This unique affair was given under
the auspices Of the Presbyterian
Manse Circle. with the president, Mrs.
Boiling Whitfield as the capable and
eaarming manager Mrs Wbltfeld's
- eat executive ability and the delight
tui tact aud amiability which arc
prominent among her many social
graces eminently fitted her to take tiae
lead IN such an Undertaking Great
credit is due her. Tor 4er able and
clever management and her taste
and Judgment aded largely in making
the bazaar an artistic and a financial
success.
Mrs. Whitheid's assistants, Miss Sa-
rah tlazlehust. as secretary of the
circle and Mrs ". ii Upper, as
treasurer, for the bazaar. also deserve
special mention for their untiring eff
forts and for theit capable and annie
abie discharge Of their duty
Tue various chairmen and commit.
tees on the different nations all work
ed haId ana faithfully, unmUyed by
fatigue OF The uHplcasantness incident
10 the inclemcnt weather A >charm-
ing spirit Of kindness and good feel
ing prevailed throughout the entire ar
fair Che committees all working In
perfect harmony and without any OF
fae doubtlng and iealousies proverbial
81 supposed 10 exist 10 church enter
tainments
Each booth sold out entirely and
uetted good sum- and The total re-
ceipts VIII be most gratifying to the
ladies'
The Swiss booth, III charge OF Mrs.
q 9 Hyer assiste BY Mrs. r 4.
Hunter Miss Frances Smith and Miss
Clara Lamar was among the most pop.
dlar OF the Nations dis attractive
place wa O magne gor the little folks
and for parents on the lookout for bar
gains for Santa Claus The entire
stock of hand omcly dressed dolls was
sold ont, aud the voting contest added
much to the oNcnequer as wen as 10
tie interest Of this nation.
Tho Eastern nation was a deiigaifuI
picture q fascinating bit of the
orient typical daI keyed beauties ana
.alldruppel down into prosaic. every
day American sulroununga Mrs 81
A. Butts presided here assisted by a
charming corps IN tie following ladies
Misses Sarah waldo OF Atlanta. In
.eille Butts Leslie Butts, suaie Lamar.
Gertrude Aicn, Rita McKnnon. -.rs.
Edward Welchnan OF New York. and
Mrs a. NJ Smith These Indies were
auired In beautiful Eastern costumes,
rich lined and graceful which set off
their beauty admirably. The attrac-
tive headdress jauntily GROWING the
picture. Cigars, co4cc and Chocolate
were served from low tables at this
booth and ihdet luxurious digan was
constantly crowded with tie custom
ers Of this extremely popular booth.
The many beautiful articles donated
90 this nation sold well ana brought I'm
q snlondld sum The Spanish nation
brilliant IN Die national rcd and vel.
low was also q most popular and sue
cessful booth The design and decora
tions were very attractive and re
flecteed credit Hpon the taste and abill
" Of the ladies' who planned and exc.
euted them Numbers of beautiful ar.
tices Of fancy wpfk and bricabrac
were sold here ana p splendid amount
gealized This pretty bootn was pre-
sided over by Nts u R.HopklHs ably
supplemented hg Mrs p u. Mason.
Ars W. u Wood and MISSES Ethel
Mason aad Dorothy Burford
America was Ia charge OF Mrs. J
q Sparks and her aidos Mrs. Hugh
Burford Mrs T. T MeKinnon Mrs.
a D Gale. Mrs 81 w Gale and
Misses Armee Gigvin. Lula Burdctt
and Bessie Symmes. i}ravely haunting
She nM8onal calurs aud the stars and
bars tsis booth was a very pretty ana
patriotic place The quantities Of gro
.eeriea and Other useful articles for sale
acre were disposed OF RAPIDLY and the
ladies' Melted good sum The mys-
terry table IA charge OF Misses Wright
Wiughed ami Marie Burdett was a
very popular place ana did prosper
GUS business throughout the fair.
The japanese booth was q striking
artistic and attractive corner and was
very popular The laides IN charge
were Mrs. IA s johnson. assisted by
ga tas sNA- teNtkatfl tNiAsa Il A2atNl man.
and Mrs. } A. Montgomery, and
Misses lSthel Elliott Gertrude Johnson,
Madge Young al Leah Johnson II
booth was very successful and ciearcs,
a nice amount
Tae italian booth. in charge of AIRS
J. W. Bennett assisted by the Misses
lie SymQns, AleXine Hall aud Sims oi
ValdosGa. was q beautiful and attrac
tive place prominently located in the
center OF the hall candy fruit and
flowers were sold here and II was
among the most popular Of the nations
receiving large patronage.
In no department. did the ladies'
work more faithfully than in the res
taprant presided over rs Mrs Nj. c.
Rowe. assisted by the Presbyterian
Aid Society, and Il number OF attrac
tive young ladies' who made charming
walters and served their patrons most
satisfactorily LW2cn and supper were
served each day and a large sum re-
suited The ladies deserve much com
mendauon for their able services. and
for the superior quality of their bin OF
fare and the manner Of serving.