The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-12-09
THE BAZAAR THIS WEEK.
Interesting Social event at the First
 M. E. Church.

Interesting Social event at the First
 NJ E. Church.
 A big attendance is indicated for the Christmas bazaar to be given by the Ladies Aid society and the Chinese Sunday school of the First Methodist Episcopal church, and which will occur on Wednesday evening and Thursday afternoon and evening of this week. The bazaar will be held in the vestry of the church and, will be specially unique in one of it's features, that of having a Chinese booth.
 Supper will be served each evening from to o'clock, the sum of 25 cents being charged. On Wednesday even ing a turkey supper will be served with all it's accomraniments. and on Thurs day the menu will consist of escalloped oysters, cold meats, salads, coffee, cake, etc.
 The Chinese department will serve tea, Chinese cake and fruit. To each one investing the sum of ten cents cup of tea will be served and the pur- chaser may take the cup away with him as a souvenir. Very few of the people of New Haven have ever seen Chinese cake, candy or fruit, but at this bazaar they will be given an op- portunity to sample some of these ar ticles, which will be for sale. There will also be many other unique Chi nese fancies, such as puzzles, fans, boxes etc, for sale,
 hnrn speaks for itself. Useful articles in abundance. such as aprons, dusters, sweeping caps, holders, etc, will be here for all purchasers.
 At this booth the following ladies will attend to the wants of their GUS toners:
 Mrs. Henry Baker, chairman; aids, Mrs Charles Benham, Mrs. John New ton, Mrs. E. N. Botsford Mrs. George NJ. Harmon, Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers, Mrs w. Scott Flames, Mrs. A. R. Clark, Mrs George E. Rogers, Mrs. A. $. Ked- zie, Mrs, Ella Camp, Mrs. Hamlin, Miss Myra Fullerton, Miss Jennie Jeffcott, Miss Harriett Pardee.
 At the Chinese booth, mention of which was made above, the following ladies will presidei
 Mrs. H. M. Crocker; chairman; aids, Miss Jessie Baldwin, Miss Berenda Keefer, Miss Lena Baldwin, Miss Min nie Dardelle, Miss Fannie Baldwin, Miss Hattie Hallbauer, Miss Rowena Leaver, Mrs. J. A. Anderson, Mrs. B. Leopold, Mrs Isaac Bishop, Mrs. E, St. Jacques. Mrs. Edward Perkins, Mrs c. Crammer. <:
 Here will be on sale Chinese goods in variety, nuts, fruit, confectionery tea, crockery, etc. Do not fail to ivsit this booth.
 Food booth Mrs. John T. Sloan, chairman; aids, Mrs. w. H. Bartholo- mew, Mrs George E. Harpell, Mrs. C.. A. Baldwin, Mrs, Charles Beers, Mrs. E. E. Gesner, Mrs V. D. Keeler, Mrs. George Atwater, Mrs. Henry Monroe, Miss Emma Hill, Miss Ida Monroe.
 Homemade pies, cakes and canned fruits will be on sale at this booth.
 Doll booth-Mrs. George K. Cooley, chairman; aids, Mrs. Charles Chittea- den, Mrs. Samuel Avis. Mrs. John F. Grisbach, Miss Olive Damn, Miss Helen Benedict.
 In this booth you will find the most complete dolls in the city, dressed with coats and hats-those ready for 8 re- ception or walk. The committee would be pleased to see all friends who may desire to inspect or purchase dolls
 Fancy booth - Mrs. Henry Peck, chairman; aids, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. M. Griffin, Mrs. Arthur Bolton.
 Here you will find articles for Christ mas gifts, useful and ornamental-a variety to suit all tastes. Candy booth-Mrs. Sidney P. Britter. chairman; aids Mrs. r. P. Markle, Mrs. Edward Gilbert.
 Here will be found homemade candy in all varieties and in quantity and in quality to suit all purchasers. Flower booth-Mrs. I. N. Damn, Mrs. H. H. Benedict. Cut flowers, blossoming plants, small ferns etc., will be found here. Supper table-Mrs Jane Reed, chair man; aids, Mrs. N. J. Beers, Mrs. Rob- ert Langdale, Mrs. Henry Marsh, Miss Helen Keeler, Miss Amy Day, Miss o. i've Rogers, Miss Ethel Dunbar Supper will be served here from 6 to