The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-08
HOLIDAY SALES AND BAZAARs

The women of Wesley M. e. church
opened bazaar Of nations this afternoon
in the church parlors, and will continue
1T this evening and tomorrow afternoon
and evening. The Sunday school rooms
opening from the large parlor have been
transformed into booths representing the
different countries. In the first booth the
reception committee-Rev. and Mrs. J.
S. Montgomery, DR.. and Mrs. Mark b.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Willis-wil
! receive. The decorations are all in red,
white and blue, and Miss Wanlbold will
have charge of the messengers of the
United States Express company, who will
sell packages among the crowd. The IN
dian booth, with its gay bead work, burnt
wood and baskets. is in charge of Mrs.
| }. w. Morrison assisted by Mines. F. D.
| Orff and Cooper. Linens. doiles, center
| pieces and other pretty work is found in
| the green -decked Irish BOOTH where Mines.
| G. w. Critten, Shepherd and Sinks pre-
| side. Pink cherry blossoms designate the
Japanese booth, where Japanese ware and
| aprons are sold by Mines. w. w. Sykes,
| Edward Moerrs and Abbie Hit. The
| English booth has picture of Queen
| Victoria above the table of cakes, fruits,
jellies and mince meat. A barrel of apples
| was made into the toothsone dainty and
over half of it was sold this afternoon.
Mines. c.. A. Couch Metz, George Rose
and Wilson had charge of the fancywork
| V1iiSii "cAo Ill lIlS L SllCII UOOCll
and Mines. Ennis, Bowler, Hay, Cushman
and Fisher were in the German BOOTH
| where all sorts of toys and dolls were
sold. Towels and bathrobes were OF the
table in Turkey, and Mines. Earl Dunn
! Mower, Rice and Robideau were sales
women. The Chinese booth was gay with
| hangngs and panels, and fans, umbrellas
and Chinese ware were sold by Mmes.< J.
| S. Montgomery, M. w. Savage, T. A.
| Jameson, Whipple and Little. Cocoanuts,
fruits and gay articles made from bandana
handkerchiefs were in the African booth
where Mines. Olds, Freeman, Benjamin
and Townsend were in charge. Mines.
King, Sloane, McCulleeh and Mabey took
subscriptions for the Ladies' Home Jour
| nal in a booth of red and black.
This evening chicken pie supper will
be served and a grand march will be led
| by Uncle Sam and Columbia. Each ma
ton will be represented by some one in
costume, and all orchestra will play. "A
| program will be given by w. II. Dale,
| Mines. w. e. Ford. E. f. Smith, L. M.
! Park, Clarke, Miss May I<emper, Messrs.
I Winters, ST. Clair, Fred Mcclellan and a
quartet of jubilee singers. Tomorrow
| evening an oyster supper will be served
and there. will be Saaprogranl with the
J parade Of nations. .}l, 49,. ..- '-
The Wonlan'sz guild of ST. Andrews S
| Episcopal church will have it's annual sale
OF useful and fancy articles and home
made candies at the home of Mrs. Mer-
rian, 2020 Fremont avenue n, tomorrow
| afternoon and evening.
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The women of Lyndale church will have
their Oh 'istmas sale OF fancy articles
dolls and home made candies tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
The women Of. Broadway NJ. E. church
will have sale of work tomorrow after
noon and evening, when fancy and useful
| articles and candies will be offered In the
church parlors. An entertainment will
be given in the evening and refreshments
| will be SERVED :.