Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-07
PRESBYTER-
IAN BAZAAR
Ladies' OF the Church Are Conducting
a Bazaar This Week for the Ben
eft of the Church.
LARGE CROWDS ARE ATTENDING
Many Artistic Booths in Charge Of
Young Women Of the Church Are
Loaded With Pretty Things.

Inc bazaar Wnlcn mas been arrang-
ed by the Home Workers of the Pres
byterian church was opened to the
public in the parlors of the church
tuesday afternoon and there was a
good attendance Throughout the after
noon. In the evening the people be-
gan to come in al an early hour and
the place was crowded for hours.
The booths al the bazaar are works
of art and show what hard work has
been done by the ladies' Of the church
to make the undertaking a successful
one. The various booths are arrang-
cd around the side walls Of the audi.
forum and present a pretty sight. On
entering the door the first booth is
the ice palace. Here pop corn is for
sale and there are ice cream tables
In connection with the palace. Mrs.
Hugh Wagner has charge of this pal.
C and is ably assisted by a num-
DeT vi young WOllen.
In the n of the room is the
Japanese Kiosk. presided over by Mrs.
Harry c. Brown and Mrs. Walter b
Miner. This booth Is all Japanese and
Japanse fans and kimonas are for sale
here. At the next booth are stationed
the Three Fates. who are there for
the purpose Of telling fortunes. Misses
Noble, Hughey and Stewart are In
charge here and cause many a heart
iiutter by the truths they tell.
The fish pond is looked after by
Mrs. Frank f. Wright and she caught
a large number of fish last evening.
1t was wonderful to see the luck some
had who tried the game. One Of the
most attractive booths is that of the
Ladies' Home Journal. This is deco
rated in red and black and subscrip-
tons are received for the Ladies'
Home Journal and the Saturday Ev'
ening Post. The pictures in black and
white by prominent artists are on sale
at lHlb booiu anu. EltNf ouDotl ~
TONS to the Journal were taken in the
first night. Mrs. o. w. Belden and
Mrs. II. r. Watson LOOK after this
booth.
The Art Room Is under the super
vision OF Mrs. A. w. Stoddard, Mrs.
j. +. Lane and Mrs. +. F. Goss. Here
articles Of needlework and other ar.
tistic productions are on sale andt he
crowd around this booth during Tues
day evening looked like a bargain
counter crowd in a Chicago depart
ment store.
The doll booth Is a pretty n and
is in charge Of Miss Constance BAR
row. The p~ostoffice Is looked after
by Miss Kathleen Hughes. assisted by
two other young women, and a letter
can be bought here for ten cents. II
might be well to warn the young men
that this Is not the old game of post
office to which they are accustomed
At the sugar camp Miss Georgia Dea
ton and Miss Mamie Cook wait on the
large trade.
The principal attraction Of the ev,
ening is the pike, under the direction
of Arthur Froembling. People who
came out of this place last evening
would not tell what happened to them
This department was a great success
On Thursday evening there will be q
baby show al the bazaar. The pro
gram of Tuesday evening was:
Remarks. Rev. II. Q~uickenden.
Piano solo, Miss Elizabeth Phillips
Reading. Mrs. Albert Pfaus.
Vocal solo, Arthur ~Froembling.