Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-19
PRICE ONE GENT
The BAlAAR'S SECOND DAY.
LARGE CROWDS IN ATTENDANCE
EAJH EVENING.
The oid Assembly Rosms The Sosne a
Mach AsFrimaus SucoaS Coatin-
uuaaa Aud Eveuh0jy
u HappF -

lheportei tsf Hee1aar gaVlssl1
Ihe haEaaF at tae Assembly Rooms
iast n1l ht uas again a decided sue-
cess TIE ban wns crowded 10 almost
disc cuttult. zee sH wgre pleasant and left
satisfied lhF entrttainusnt on she pro-
gfam causlsud a ef fsNam Thumb We'd
cinF ard a scio ~ prag. Weimon. of
>afdefs = siaYmana pane establish
naenl oi hahlmofe.
TIE wsddlng was vsty uo'qus. The
stage tspIetenlca he iutstlor oi a chutch
suh scais arianEed 90 1ceummolate the
guests. Ahe ushefs, iouf YauuN tees. we're
very amuslak ugh theu elaberais boss
10 the Euesls. and aii 80 polite. Alter
the guesis we've seated. ne uif isler. req.
ft ssnied ~ Master Ai.en Marta. dressed
ta casseck ard gewa, came tn ere chapel.
lasi a. ihc scdainE party entered. The
hfidc sas Miss Emma olfer ard the
groom Master Wilhelm Cooper.
Toe bridesmaids were rerrrsrn,ea bv
tcuf hfiie Eniss dttsaed 81 pure white
and eAffying maieien haE tern aud dow
efs. tac gro ms-msu wcrc dressed IN
iul evening dress and a dower IN but
tonao.e. lhe wcdding ceremony vas
NeEy p4esaaas esd amusing. more cspeci-
ally - shcn toe minister declared the
two toCkea hY padlock chain tor lite.
The baEar proper ] say without scar of
contradiction Is the most perfect in man
agement that has been held in this city.
Toe booths are placed 20 that the most
iasiidious may purchase anything from !
shoe 30 a piano. Tee booths and those
IN charge. 9Th theif assistants, are:
Boots and Shoes Mr.. Harry King.
Fish fond--Mlsses Helen Russell and
Pearl Ward
Jswelry--Miss Flora Jewell and Master
Walter Chance.
Dry Goods-Miss Nellie Brown and
Niiss sadie ihric.
Lemonade-Aiiss Fannie Casey and
Miss Eva Taylor.
FloseIs--Missss S.Messengsr. c. Rus
sell and T. Wand.
Mems Furnishings Mcssrs. VIM. w.
Russell and L. I'd. Chance.
Gr0cery--MessTs. Brewer and Leitch,
j. Porter, &. j. Russell. &. Chance.
Dairy Lunch--Messrs. W. Feldmeyer,
II. Wocd, w. Martin. r. Porter. {. Obery.
Fancy Aflieles-~Mrs. OfFell, Mrs. MUIR
ply. Mrs. Hines, Misses L. Mcdowell
and X. Brown.
Possofice--Miss Annie Norfolk, post
mistress. clerks. Misses May Trol, Miss
Somers. Mas Lewis. Eva Macredy.
sadie Dudy.
Confectionery Mis-. Susie Carr, Mrs.
Chance. Mrs. sullivan. Mrs. s. Chance,
Mrs. l. WoollcY Mfs. Katie brown, Mrs.
Carrie Russell. Misses Carr.
Supper fablr-Mrs. NJ p. Wood Mrs.
l.. +. Lesis, Mr. Blanche Hopkins, Mrs.
Owens, Mrs. ]. > Taylor. MIS-. Jennie
Taylor, Misses s. Johnson, r. Martin,
Aiiss Nsttie Porter. SIS. T.. T. Russell
vas the chiei cook.
The last Bot meat popular booth IS the
ice cream itcctef. pIes'ded over by Mai
James &. fuItgr hou have % keep
your eye ou ne Maiaf. ioS Il you do not.
you Nil only gel Amy falions. which
would take a magniiYing glass 10 find.
So Do not forget 10 tell him you are a
private ciuHsn. Nsuf reporter vas aston
shed 20 hnd thai the little subsla-
uon AZ TIE pssfufi-e hoalh had on It's
rooster ave clerks whu wogk four and i've
hours a day. while the main Chice, PEE
sided ovcf ~ uur popuiaF postmaster.
Dr. W. q. luck, has only tour clerks
sho wofk ten and tsrlse hears a day
and supply lhe SANS "a lhs culHs city.
rhe hai has gniY bsen tald "a the
many g9od thins1. taaf can anN be found
oui bY atieudiHE the mssi perfect bazaar
held in ihis ellF audef lhH auspiEea of
the MafYiznd .Axeuae 81. o. Ihuffh
The So. l0hn's Ca.'rxs band sil make
rs hfst appaafance ia paate Af the baatF
,his evening aHd iafnish mua9 iaf fha
enieriainmrnt rhis mazlC si efz anlat1i1n
has been tn eAiaenFes eniF a shuff
time bat have made sueiefiui afaafsss.