The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-18
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The Day Nursery Association. one Of the
worthy charitable organizations Of the city.
has arranged a charity bazaar. which VIII
be held the last three days and nights or
the week at Tomlinson Hall. deliberately
decorated booths will be erected in the
hall and candy. dolls of all sorts and sizes.
fancy work. aprons and flowers will be on
sale. In addition to the fair proper there
are a number Of entertainments planned
in connection which will make the fair Of
social interest This is the first large en-
tertainment which the Nursery Associa-
ton has undertaken, and it is deserving
of liberal patronage. The fair will open
Thursday evening with a vaudeville enter
tainnent. in which there will be numbers
given by professional and amateur talent.
Friday afternoon a large euchre party for
women has been arranged and many hand
some prizes will be given. Friday night
a concert will be given. which will include
numbers by soIoists and musical societies.
Saturday afternoon there will be a chill
dren's party. at which there will be dane
ing and various other amusements, and
Saturday night the fair will close with
dance Harris orchestra has been engaged
for the entire week.
Ices, cakes and lemons will be served at
the Oriental booth. where the young women
assisting will be gowned in Oriental cos
TUNES. Coffee and sandwiches will be
served by German peasant girls in the
miniature German village. and Saturday
night supper will be served there. During
the fair there will be number of booths
devoted TO palm-reading and fOrtune-tell-
ing, and Saturday afternoon Mrs. George
Philip Meier will read the palms of the
visitors One Of the novelties of the bazaar
is a "Glucks-Bude.' patterned after the
ones seen in European street fairs. During
the fair chances will be sold on the large
doll now on exhibition in Charles Mayors
window.
The Day Nursery is in need of every
possible donation. and a table will be
placed I'm the hall during the fair for
ceiving donations of nursery clothing, food.
money. toys, etc. Any information con-
corning the nursery and its work will be
given gladly by the members OF the asso-
citation and their assistants.
Social Calendar for Coming Week.
Monday
Mrs. John n. Carey. social afternoon for
Daughters OF the American Revolution.
Mrs Charles r. Wilson. afternoon COM
pany for Daughters of the Revolution.
Miss Emma Louise Fiske, dinner for
bridal party.
Tuesday
Mrs. James T. Eaglesfeld. reception for
Mrs. Frank Rufus Shepard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan NJ. Clark, cards
for DIR. and Mrs. J. o. Wehrman.
Miss Caroline Schmidt, cards for Miss
Laura Hauss.
wednesday,
Weddings: Miss Flora Fletcher and Mr.
Ernest Clifford Barrett Miss Emma Louise
Fiske and Mr.. William George Schrader,
Smith. Miss Nellie Belle Adams and Mr.
Arthur w. Wilcutts. Miss Jessie Wright
and Mr. Frederick Buskirk. Miss Clara
Egelus and Mr.. William ID. Goldrick, Miss
Oleda Z. Egelus and Mr.. Howard S. Oste-
wig.
Mrs. Charles A Spafford. card company.
Thursday
Mrs. Ritter. Miss Ritter. informal at
home for Mrs. O'Neill. No invitations.
Day Nursery fair at Tomlinson Hall.
Mrs. W. g. Gardner. afternoon company
for Miss Laura Hauss.
Miss Mia Richards. Miss Lena Fertig,
evening company for Miss Hauss.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. DUNCAN, reception to
pupils Of Indianapolis Piano College.
Friday
Day Nursery fair.
Mrs. Gustav Kevers, company for Miss
Hauss.
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Swain. company
for Miss COrnelia Swain.
Miss Josephine and Miss Eda Hauss.
company for Miss Hauss.
Day Nursery fair.