Evening journal., 1904-11-05
TEACHERS WILL
HOLD BIG BAZAAR
Century Club VIII be Scene
of Large Fair Next
Month
TO HAVE MANY UNIQUE FEATURES

The teachers In the public schools Of
the city have been actively at work
during several months in the interest
OF the bazaar and supper they propose TO
hold on December /, and 3 In the
Ncw-Century club, for the benefit Of
the Teachers Mutual Beneficial Asso-
citation
The object OF the association which Is
supported by the teachers. is to help
members who may lose their salaries
through absence by sickness from their
schools, and It Is especially desired TO
Increase the usefulness Of the associa-
tlon at this time by adding a sum to
the treasury that viii warrant the pay
mcnt of larger weekly sick benefits
In asking the support Of their friends
and the public ia general the teachers
feel that the cause speaks for itself,
and they are preparing for liberal pa
tronage IN the various departments
Those having I'm charge different de-
partments are. Fancy table. Mrs. Ella
ID. b. Semple. Wilmington High SCHOOL,
restaurant. Miss Florence Ramo, VIII
mngton High School; manufacturers
sale. Miss Edwna B. Kruse. Howard
School. No. rs; ice cream and cake.
Miss Mary j. Balance, Wilmington
| High School. dolls, Miss Ida w. Gle
land. Washington school No "a; print
Ing and tickets, Percival Chandler Nor
ris. Wilmington High schools station
cry. Miss Mary !. McCamerty, Arthur
| "A. Grlmshaw. School No 4; flag, John
/ II. Robinson. Wilmington High school;
novelties, Miss a. Adelaide Shippers,
School No. B. decoration and construc-
tion. John y. Whitehead and John IT,
Robinson. Wilmington High Schools
donations. Miss Ellen Samworth, John
Adams School No. z; bazar treasurer
Miss Mary j. Wheeler. Wilmington
High School candy. Miss Alice s. Jack
man. School No. n; entertainment, Miss
Josephine Fletcher; press, Miss Eliza.
beth Carlisle. Wilmington High School
In the fancy work department Mrs
Sempie has associated with her tbs
principals I'm all the schools, and thel
are working TO secure articles appro
lprate for Christmas gifts that may b
sold at reasonable prices. An attract
i've feature OF this department will b
a sale OF aprons collected from ever
State in the United States, and fror
a number Of foreign countries. by IA
teachers and their friends. This co
! lection win undoubtedly attract a gres
deal Of interest, as the aprons win carr
with them local sentiment and viii
valued on that account.
The stationery department viii sell a
kinds OF fine stationery supplies and
collection OF books contributed by N
s. leading publishing houses. These book
! may be seen at the home Of the chain
! man OF the committee Miss Mccaffei
3 ". at any time before the bazar open
The manufacturers sale win consis
of staple articles for the household am
, will appeal especially 10 the house
, keeper
! Supper win be served every nigh
from . until s o'clock In the club pan
lors, and a dainty and tempting men
! viii be served at moderate prices
There viii be entertainment feature
every night under Miss Fletcher's su
pervision-illustr songs. the Hig
School Orchestra and minstrel show
without extra charge.
The committees are meeting wit
generous responses from the home mel
chants. from merchants in other eli
J les and from friends Of the associatio
in many places. and they are yer
e hopeful that the bazar will be a fnau
+ cial success.