Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-19
ANNUAL SUFFER AND FAIR. N EN Held at Trinity Parish House Last
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 The annual fair and supper of Trim ity parish was held last evening i'll the parish house and was largely attend ed. Over 400 persons enjoyed the ex- cellent supper, which was served as five tables. over which the following ladies presided: Mrs Benham and Mrs Frederick Cook. Mrs Frank Wool worth and Mrs Benjamin Chatfield, Mrs Nuhn and Mrs Charles Temple ton, Mrs Eugene I1arkin and Mrs Ed gar Larkin, Mrs J. K Smith and Mrs Samuel Root. The Waitresses were Miss Reed. Misses Bessie Phillips, Bertha Crockford Fannie Tracey, Flora Church. Elsie Rowe. Edna Lam bert. Lou Lambert, Ruth Camp and Martha Meerlander. The color scheme was red. The center pieces were tu- lips and pinks and at either side of each table were candelabra with red shades
 The ice cream table. the center piece of which and the candelabra shades were pink, was presided over by Miss Sadie Lathrop and Miss Lena John. son. Mrs Charles Davis presided at the fancy work booth. the artistic dec- orations of which were Of white and pink material. Tn charge of the dis play of embroidery and pyrography were Mrs w. w Manville. Mrs Ashley Castle. Mrs Irving Melton and Mrs J. F. Morgan. The display of burnt woodwork reflected creditably upon the ability of Mrs Charles Davis in that line of work. All kinds of sweets were disposed os at the candy booth, which was decorated in blue by Mrs Barrio, Miss Anna Pierpont, Miss Mar garet Coer and Miss Bertha Coer. Lemonade was served by Miss Frances Woolworth and Miss Edith Willetts, while Mrs Theron Minor. Mrs c. Fred Barnes and Mrs Colin Wilson looked after the apron sale Mrs James Wright. known as Madam Carlotta. j, the celebrated palmist, was in great demand. She was kept very busy during the evening and everybody ap- peared pleased with the manner in which she read their palms.
 One of the prettiest places in the house was the Japanese room, decorat- ed in true oriental style. The follow ing young ladies in charge appeared charming i'll Japanese costumes: Miss l Sinsabaugh, Miss Susie Chambers,
 Miss Jennie Chambers and Miss Car ret. The grab bag, containing many Japanese articles, was in great de- mand. In the Japanese room was also the children's candy table, where Miss Frederick Buckley, Miss Ella ] Nuhn and Miss Ethel Cufts were al- ways ready to attend to the children's lwants. Mrs Robert Barbour presided I at the flower booth.
 An old folks concert was given in the upper hall during the evening. R. \ A. Laslett Smith presided at the melo- deon. The ladies who participated were attired in old-fashioned silk 1 gowns, shawls and bonnets, while the l'gentlemen were dressed in swallow tail coats with brass buttons red
 waistcoats. high collars and bright fias The singers were Miss Gertrude 2 e's', ', 1 Miss Josephine Frisbie. Miss
 l Carley, Miss Flora Stops. Miss
 Marvin. Mrs R. A. Laslett Smite I Ham H. Davis. Charles A. SalldlaAil.
 Edward Hyde, Frederick Cook. Benja- min Chatfield and Frederick Hodges. Il The committee in charge of the fair
 were: Mrs F. F. welton, chairman, as-
 sisted by Mrs K. c. Jones and Mrs Y.
 K. Woolworth.
 The guests were given cordial
 welcome by the Rev and Mrs Freder. ick Buckleysand I. K. Smith. It was
 a very pleasing affair.