The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-26
SALEOF CHRISTMAS GIFTS
ATTRACTIVE BAZAAR WILL BE
GIVEN BY LADIES' AID SOCIETY.
Women of Central Christian Church
Will Serve Colonial supper To-
Morrow Observation-Disclosures

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Christian Church has completed arrange
ments for a bazaar of unusual attractive
ness which will open tomorrow and con-
tinue until Saturday night. The executive
committee in charge of the fair includes
Mrs. Frederick c. Gardner. president of the
society, Mrs. p. NJ. Dill, Mrs. Sallie Col
Inns and Miss Salina Morgan, A number of
fancy articles suitable for Christmas gifts
will be on sale. and there will also be cakes,
candies and domestic articles. One of the
handsomest booths will be decorated by the
Curtis Publishing Company and subscrip-
tions will be taken there for the journals
issued by that company. The booth will
be in charge Of Mrs. James A. Mckee, as
sisted by Mrs. Smith. Mrs. John r. Will
sen, Mrs. Arthur B. Grover, Mrs. A B.
Gates. Mrs. Mary A. Rowland, Mrs.
Mauzy and Miss Malott
The candy booth will be in charge of
Mrs. Philip Goetz, and her assistants will
include Mrs. r. K. Syfers, Mrs Charles
Roemler, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Maria Ferger,
Mrs. Edith Ford, Miss Stella Lee Miss Rose
Holmes, Miss Bess Richards. Miss Mary
Annat, Miss Mary Veach and Miss Grace
Philputt. Mrs. Carvin and Miss Jameson
will conduct the curio booth, assisted by
Mrs. B. w. Cole, Mrs. NJ. Z. Elstun, Miss
Ruth Elstun, Miss Mary Scholer, Miss
Lucie Caryin, Miss Jennie Boaz and Miss
Florence Springer.
The fancy work booth will be in charge
OF Mrs. Frank Wells, assisted by Mrs.
Margaret Browning, Mrs. Max Graves, Mrs
Craig. Mrs. Gertrude Clark. Mrs. Charles
Mrs. A. B. Horn. Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Edward
Parkhurst, Mrs CrulI, Mrs. William
Phillips. Mrs. Carrie Divine. Mrs. De Haas.
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Hubbard and Miss Cordelia Hughes. Mrs.
Frank Wiley is the chairman Of the COM
mittee in charge of the domestic booth and
terson, Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Amy, Mrs.
GUM, Mrs. Ratliff Mrs Davidson, Mrs.
Borton. Mrs Frank Johnson. Mrs: John
Mrs. H. H. Elstun. Mrs. Jacqueth. Mrs.
Ryan. Mrs. spears, Mrs. Berry Self, Mrs s.
Short. Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs Stoll, Mrs. Levi
Mrs. Robert Kaylor, Mrs. John Wood, Mrs.
Neuman. Mrs Breeding. Mrs. Ella Carvin,
Mrs. Jennie Bryan, Mrs. Rosalie Duncan.
ert Hall, Mrs. Yorn. the Misses Hartley
and Miss Mullins.
A colonial supper will be served to-mor-
row evening and Tor saturday lighter menu
has been arranged. The supper committee
is headed by Mrs. Emma Smith and Mrs
Charles Sherman and Mrs. Charles C..
Pierce have charge of the Ice cream and
cake. Their assistants are Mrs. William
Seburn, Mrs. Walter Hubbard, Mrs Frank
Stewart, Mrs. Paddock, Mrs. Ragsdale
Mrs. Wills. Mrs. William U. Springer, Mrs
Ernest Elliott, Mrs. John b. Long Mrs
Holton, Mrs. Neuman, Mrs. Amos Harmon
Mrs John Rusk, Mrs. Paul Holt Berter-
mann, Mrs. Brill; Mrs. Bremen. Mrs Stel-
horn, Mrs Chandler. Mrs. Stokes. Mrs
Britton, Mrs. K. v. Johnson. Mrs Scholer
Mrs. u. u. Wiley, Mrs. kirkpatrick, Mrs
Van Pelt. Mrs. Mulliun, Mrs. Pink Hail.
Mrs. Long Mrs. II. Spain. Mrs Yates. Mrs
Medaris, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Bowen Mrs
Tfbbetts, Miss Spearing, Miss Kate Tilley
Miss Pauline Tilley, Miss Davis and Miss
Hunt