The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-06
AiIIman Hospital Bazaar WiN Open Tomorrow at Noon
 on Third Avenue
EXPECTED ID ATTRACT
 HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE
The Various Booths Will Be Presided Over by the Most Prominent Women of Birmingham-A Full List
 of the Committees.

The Hillman Hospital bazaar will open tomorrow at noon under unusually brill iant auspices. The bazaar will be held dt 1905 and 1907 Third avenue and will con- tnue until December P. As an event or much social importance it will attract hundreds of well known people. The plan of the bazaar is very distinctive and more elaborate than any similar event ever given in Birmingham. The various booths represent the House Beautiful. They will be presided over by prominent women who with their respective com mittees have put into execution the ex- tensive plans authorized some weeks ago by the general chairman, Mrs. T. Il. Motion
 Mayor Drennen has been asked to make a short talk at the opening of the bazaar In exposition parlance he will start 'he bazaar machinery
 The bazaar, even on yesterday, when disorder prevailed and gloom reigned out side gave promise of the beautiful scene it will present tomorrow when the deco rators will have finished and the House Beautiful will be ready for inspection.
 The cafe will be opened at noon and both luncheons and dinners will be served from l2 to 8 and supper will be served after 3 o'clock. The cafe on Monday Will be in charge of the women of the Central Presbyterian church and of the Cuinpei land Presbyterian church.
 There will be a number of special fea- lures in connection with the bazaar. The St Marys chapter has arranged a hand some Christmas tree Mrs. Leila Soper is chairman of this feature.
 Mrs. C.. T. Shaw, is in charge of the "Frolic of the Brownis. Mrs. Warren Stokes will introduce a novel feature known as the Lemon LadY" She was assisted by MT. Jackson Halstead.
 Mrs. c. l. Baker who has conducted classes in embroidery for the benefit of the hospital will have an attractive booth
 There are voting contest to be held dur ing the bazaar. The Cable Company has given plano for the most popular social, fraternal or benevolent society. A smok- ing set will be voted to the most popular club president. There will be a handsome doll for the most popular little girl and a si--- and lace dressing sack for the loveliest young woman in Birmingham There are so many febtures that 1t is almost impossible to mention each one
 The bazaar ha3 been weY- advertised and unusually attractive souvenier TsNp- grammes have been arranged by Mrs. Joseph Stern, chairman of the ad- advertising committee.
 The following is a complete list of the bazaar committees:
 Drawing rSom-Chairman Mrs Bruce Assistants, Mesdames Howze Dickson, and Misses Nelson and Hardie and others Library-General chairman, Mrs. Nun ger. Committee, Mrs. Torry, Mrs. North ington, Mrs. Stover Mrs. Waites, Mrs. Moughon. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Major, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Myatt, Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. Bains, Mrs. Haren, Mrs. Stobert, Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. McAdory. Mrs. Bottom, Mrs. Rumph, Mrs. Hemphil. Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Fowlkes. Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Tillman, Mrs. Mortimer, Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Smith, Mrs Seals. Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Jennings and others. A handsome library chair will be voted for at this booth.
 The Den-General chairman, Mrs George R. Ward, assisted by Mrs. F. M Tutwiler Mrs. R. F. Moore and others.
 Dining room-General chairman, Mrs P. AI Vance, assisted by Ms. Carlton ITS. Humphreys, Mrs Dickson, Mrs F, M. Jackson, Mrs. Robert Burger, Mrs Jernigan, Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Johnson, Miss Hamlin.
 Conservatory--Genera chairman, Mrs