The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-04
Fun and Merriment Will
Begin in Armory To-
morrow Night
BIG SUCCESS IS ASSURED
Naval Reserves Armory is a Scene of
Beauty-AII Booths Have Been
Prettily Decorated by the
Ladies in Charge.

The Naval Reserves armory will be
a brilliant scene tomorrow evening
he occasion eing the opening Of the
hospital fair. an occasion aupieious in.
deed for Brunswick, and with the
irishtest prospects for a magnificent
success that has ever attended any
imiIar event in the history of this
city.
Never beforo has a cause net with
such generous response and substan-
i1al support as this one. being as it
rs Of general interest and a vitality inn
rortant matter to our Town and to
an her citizens of whatever class or
creed II Is gratifying indeed not
e',ly 10 the management, but to all
aterested in Brunswlck's welfare and
also in the cause Of humanity, to note
HE splendid manner in which all
classes and denominations have raj
.ed to the aid of this grand cause, and
Il now remains for the people to pat.
runize the fair literally TO make it
gland success
The outside world has donated with
royal generosity in response to the
appeals OF the management and ii is
Ircw up to- Brunswick's public to
show the same spirit and to supple
ment their own donations with liberal
IS paronizing Of the various depart
ments.
A description Of The scene Of beauty
tpat awaits TIE visitors to the fair
laay mere attempt to give an idea OF
the appearance the Reserves armory
win present tomorrow night
The booths are beautiful indeed
aud words are inadquate to convey
Tie impression the delicate blending
af colors and the tasteful arrange
laent of the decoration produces on
tie eye.
The cigar booth, brillianG in red
ana orange. is one Of the most attrac-
We IN the nall and is presided over
Mrs. Alex 3otholz. and number
It charming assistants.
The candy booth in yellow and white
is extremely pretty and will. Of COURSE
pp the center Of attraction. This booth
i under The able management Of Mrs.
d. Pfelcr. and several attractive
young ladies'.
The grocery booth, is in green and
white this popular and attractive col
scheme predominating in the decor
tions throughout the hall This booth
presided over by Mesdames Sparks
I'D Hopkins and choice stock of
Gods will be found here at very low
piices.
The fancy booth under the charge
N Mesdames Aiken and Wllters, is
$50 in green and white and is in
harming taste and viii be stocked
IN a quantity Of beautiful articles.
.oth useful and ornamental
The doll booth, presided over by
Mesdames Hunter and Conant, viii
be another Popular place. The dolls
re exquisite aud are beautifully dress
and Santa Claus Will no doubt pat
onize the fair extensively.
The Junior Ruck range will be voted
lGl the most popular little girl and
very little gin in the city is invited
!. enter the contest
The magazine booth is very at
tiactive spot The booth representing a
ook and preserving the color note,
white and green, which prevails in all
he decorations. Miss Mary Clay is
the charming chairman Of this booth
nd here may be found all the latest
magazines, periodicals and newspa-
pers.
Mrs. Chrstie's booth. is one Of the
rettiest in the armory, also in white
ard green and stocked with many
eautiful thines
The gypsy tent with Mrs. a. % De
anna as the sybil, will be especially
Interesting. fortunes will be told by
strology palms and cards aud Mrs.
MeVanna is a emarkable seer indeed
The mystery booth is blaze OF
rimson and is under the able care Of
esdames Tupper and Whitfield.
The supper room, an important fea.
lture Of the fair, Will be under the
arrangement OF Mrs. Lillian Hurst.
The opening night has been desig
mated by the ladies as Brunswick
might and it is expected to be the most
successful Of the fair. Addresses viii
sc made during the evening ty Mayor
Croyatt. Col. g. r. Goodyear aud DR.
a. W. Blantoa
Wednesday Light has been set aside