New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-05
BAZAAR OF THE P. w. L.
Members Hope to Make 1t One of the Best
Ever Held by League.

Unless all signs fail. the bazaar OF the Profess
sioual Womans League. to be held at the Waldorf
Astoria December 10. 16 and Il. will contain
more unique features than any similar entertain
nent held before by stage women in this city
Never has there hcen the interest displayed not
only among the members of the league. but among
theatrical women in general. in any project that
there is in this.
The national theatre project is expected to receive
impetus for the plans of the bazaar managers
contemplate the setting aside OF tthes from each
department.
Our women" said Aunt Louisa Eldridge yes
terday have hesltated when called upon
to contribute their services to tho many entertain
ments for worthy objects that being held here.
Perhaps 1t isn't dlgnined to refer TO ones good
deeds. but certainly have the right TO hope
that those whose plans we have forwarded by our
contributions of talent WILL that the league
members are getting up an affair of their own.
come forward and show that they appreciate
what members have done on many occasions
Certain contributions have been made which
the league believes will be Of inestimable service
IN calling the pubc's attention to the bazaar.
President Roosevelt has sent TO Miss Rosa Rand
OF his works, autographed; Mrs. Roosevelt ana
the Countess CassEi. daughter of the Russian Am
bassador have each sent dolls, and Mrs Edwin
Gould has sent Mrs, Louise Campbell Stern.
chairman OF the doll booth. magnifcently dressed
doll Dolls dressed in the characters wherein
certain actresses have won their greatest note
have been sent by Miss Lillian Russell Miss
Amelia Bingham, Miss Marie DRESSER, Miss Clara
Bloodgood Miss Edna May and others.
Whoever is voted the most popular hotel man will
receive a cut glass smoking set. Many hotel men
have already interested their guests in the
test. \ $1,000 gasolene runabout. presented by
Colonel Pope, is to be put up with chances at 81
each. Stocks. none but those dealt in the New
York Stock Exchange, will he listed in a stock
booth. This. it is believed will interest the Wall
Street 2atrons.
Miss Edna May and the girls Of her company
will have charge OF the booths on the afternoon of
Friday. December 10 One Of the days will be Col
lege Widow Day" and two evenings are To be
known Green Room Club Night and Lambs
Night" Miss Dorothy Tenant and Miss Gertrude
men of the profession will participate on the two
Among the women who will have charge of the
various booths are the following:
cbaTs Il Cfd oS Miss 3rEns E ESf MIS-
IGse1ghi2e 9 Hall Miss amelia summervis Miss iS
Ro s i anG MR. Ad fS Gilman '4"p0s MIS- i'S
Mems Booth-Mrs Newton Remington, Mrs
Ralph Deimore. Miss Aimee Abbott, Mrs, De Wolf
Hopper; Mrs. Edward A6e!esf Miss Margaret MAYO
Wilton L4ekaye. Miss Helen Stevens and Mrs.
RgI Miss Laura Alberta Mrs j, Alexander Brown
Miss Viola Fortesque. Miss Frances Florida and
Fancy Booth Miss Rosa Rand, Mrs. susanne
Fred Ross Misc Sara Esterbrook Mrs. David
Iauferty. Mrs. G. G. Schick, Mrs. Hattie Harms.
cock Miss Gladys Reed. Mrs Arthur Oesch, Miss
Julia Arnheim. Miss Emma Nesbit. Miss Valdez
Miss Lillian Parker.
Candy Booth-Mrs. John Glendinning Mrs. George
L. Childs, Miss Constance Hyem, Miss Lulu Valii,
Miss Madge Greet. Miss Mildred Baker Miss Elsie
Tugnot Miss Jessie Glendmning, Miss Lakme
Darcier, Mrs. Harry Smith and Miss Ada Cramer.
Photograph Rooth-Mrs. J. II. Van Tine Miss
Alice johnson. Mrs. George Tugnot and Miss Lucy
Hale.
House hold Booth Mrs Charles L. Pierce, Mrs
Edwin II. Price, Miss Kizzie Masters Miss F.
Cecile Kissing. Mrs. NJ V. Thomas. Miss Ella Van
Zandr and Miss Lita Martin.
Grab Bae-Mrs John Herne
Sofa Pillow, Booth-Mrs. StudwelI. Miss Fillmore
Wilton, Mrs, Matte Ferguson Reichelt Miss Mabel
Norton. Mrs Washington Burton. Miss Ethel Win
throp. Miss Georgia Game. Mrs. Belle Gray Taylor
Miss RoSabel Mackenzie
Stationery Booth-AIrs. Sol Smith, Miss Fran
cesCa Redding. Mrs. {. c. Harrison, Mrs j. y
LYMAN. Mrs, Jose NJ de Birmingham Mrs. Felix
d Berthet. Mrs. b. n. Bosworth Miss Estella
Dale. Mrs. Willis p Sweatnam, Miss Jennie G
Wilder and Miss Alice Brown.
Handkerchief Rooth--Miss Minnie Wortendyke
Miss Mamie sutton. Miss Adelaide Rasch. Miss Liz
zie Rochelle and Mrs. Harry Wimpfheimer.