New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
HUNGARIAN FAIR.
Picturesque Baaaar, 5cith Interesting
Features, NOag Open.

Terrace Garden IN Fffty-eightr-st. near I-exing-
-or-zve- was brilliant with red white and green.
the national colors OF Hungary. when President
Cantor last night opened the charity bazaar Of the
Hungarian Ladies Aid Society Hungarian folk
from far and near were present In great crowd,
and money changed pockets with magical rapidtty,
10 the music Of an Hungarian band.
Red white and green tie hall will remain for the
rest Of the week and by the time Sunday comes
tre women who have the affair al heart hope their
proceeds VIII have mounted into the thousands
Already 2 large amount Of money has been con-
+-itured Mrs 7 Z. Roseufeld. the president. hav-
fE herself collected 500 IL cash and checks The
prize Of z sterling silver fruit dish. which Mrs
Resented offered TO the person collecting the most
money. would have gone 70 Mrs Rosenfeld had she
cared 70 compete AS Il was. II went 70 Mrs
AEathes Brown who collected 1885
There are eighteen booths, devoted TO groceries,
.ey-el-v pillows cigars. liquors, drugs, candy.
flowers etc President and Mrs. Roosevelt have
sent their Photographs. with their autographs. and
these alone have realized 500 Among the two hun
1-ed and fifty pillows at the pillow booth is g
srv IN white satin embroidered in cherries and
foliage ernbodyt-g the red, white and green OF
T4t,ngarv This cushion is the handiwork and the
gift or Mrs AIoschcowftz. Mrs. Rosenfed's mother
who IS seventy years Of age. II is displayed in a
glass case and has already earned so % Tor the
cause Of Hungarian charities
one OF the popular booths is the Hungarian booth.
hung with the national coat OF arms. Here Hun
E-a-ian wines. walnuts paprika majolica and other
HUNGARIAN costume Souvenirs. in the form Of
small tea plates bordered with red and green with
the name and date of the bazaar. find . ready
sale
Some notes Of various denominations, issued by
Louis Kossuth. the Hungarian patriot, when he
vas in this country. signed by him. and payable
one z-ear after Hungary shall have attained It's
7.frical liberty. attractive allke 70 the auto
E-Y-7rfl hunter and the curio seeker
The bazaar VIII last through oaIuruaH tS sIllIles
on Saturday afternoon there VII ne a chlIoreh chlt :
matinee al which twenty children VIII present q
-,fev- Nursery Rhymia." under the clTecto9n o.
aScfnr A IEppe Miss Selma SondhelTTl VII IN IN
--s-tra IS IN er7tr'acte the Dance Of the RAINY
T1e- Tla So 4 dance and auction VIII VINO uA
- razasr on Saturday night. 1000 ,,,-
-l TI1-nga-zar Ladies Aid Society IS asSsLeo ~
.l7. F--srer x and [. Neren. the hronpfl5z 49,,
5r4r X and [. Nerein the JnEaTicht r --5 80.
<-s-af1 4he Ta6v jefferson Club and the BouleFeiD
Club - 49,, ,,,-l-i7g heart
60 soI,7 f0r the success Of the bazaar are NE
= 'ros-,,Fei5 the .deut- Mrs. Robert simpson
--a-7resiCent- Miss Laura hlelI 5I..y us
a F3-5ecer Mrs N. ScrwaTtz MS I'M u \
So II Ha1auer. Mrs Fred haHee51.'LH - "a rsaT
7Sic6 Ms Charles Barth9ld, Mss tif tIeTlf 19T W.
-Eol5 Nr-s sarah Bers. Mrs a Scfle.yle-' So
= ESz7-7 Elrs Cirossran. Mrs = AlTfc-r1 ass ~
.r5 TF-ifreIl Mrs ETIlt II EuE5hIst y-,,-r[
1E-.r1s sfrs 2 FeEenbaum and Mrs = foE"'Ti'~-