The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-11
HOLIDAY BAZAARSS

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tomorrow at Mrs, q. b. Walkers ar tI eal.
zlery will attract the lovers of the beau
tiful, for, besides the numerous beauti-
full holiday gifts, there will be the ops
portunity to view the magnificent pic
lures. The hours are from 10 am. to
S pm. Mines. j. p. Bell, r. B. Walker,
II. III. KimbaIl, b. G. Akeley, George H.
Daggett. Fred Van 'Dusen and A. W.
Paris will have charge Of the booths, as
sisted by others. The articles offered for
sale include fancy articles Of every de-
scription, infants wear, dolls and nu-
merous gifts appropriate for Christmas.
The contributions for the recent bazaar
at the West hotel were so generous that
it was impossible in the limited space to
show them all to the best advantage.
Some Of the most beautiful articles will
be on sale Tuesday.
st. Paul's guild opened a most at
tractive display. Of holiday articles to-
day at 8l4 Nicollet avenue and will con-
tinue it tomorrow and Wednesday.
Mines. A. r. Rogers, G. r. Brackettt
and Albert w. Strong had charge Of
the fancy articles and leather work;
Mines Dunnell and G. B. Lyon Of the
and 81. B. Waite Of the embroidered IN
derthings; Mines. j. G. Cross and Rus.
sell Dibble Of the paper articles, Mines.
A. "A. Law and Paul johnson Of the
The annual Christmas sale Of the
women of Gethsemane church will be
held Wednesday afternoon and evening
in the guild hall; Ninth street and
full articles suitable for Christmas gifts
| will be on SALE A chicken pot-pie sup
per will be served from to 8 pm.
| 4 A fair will be held in the vestry Of
the First Congregational church tomor-
| row evening and Wednesday afternoon.
| The Benevolent society has provided
aprons Of every description for the
apron booth, and the Unity club sup
piled share Of g good things in the way
jelly and homemade candy The Unity
club vcook book, containing the best
recipes Of East side cooks, will be on
sale Refreshments and music will add
/ to the attractions. .ys.,a zzsy n
The women Of Wesley M e.. church
will have their annual Christmas sale
and bazaar in the church Friday after
they have been holding thimble bees
and busily preparing articles. both
dainty and useful. The various displays
will be presided over as follows: Aprons,
Mrs. Abbie Hit; handkerchiefs, Mrs.
G. e. Knapp; fancy work, Mrs. j. T.
George; bags and sofa pillows, Mrs.
Stella Clausen; candy, Mrs. George Z.
Start; dolls, Mrs. G.. z. Sauc; supper,
Mrs. E. H. Cobb; frappe, Mrs. e. r.
Hazeltine; weighing booth, Mrs. Fred
y. Nye. An oyster supper will be served
at 'clock. g.. :;
4 The Ladies Aid society Of All Souls
church will receive in the church par
lors Wednesday afternoon and evening,
and at the same time will hold a Christ
mas sale of needlework and other fancy
and useful articles. There will also be
a booth containing line Of toothsome
home-cooked foods s,jellies, pickles, etc.
A chicken-pie supper will be served at
/ $3.50 pm. .,@a 4
The Ladies' Guild of Grace Episcopal
church will hold "a thimble bee and
Christmas sale Friday afternoon and
evening at the home Of Mrs. Posten,
2l21 Sixteenth avenue s. Refresh
ments will be served.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
Of futile. church will have a sale Of
fancy articles and home made candies
in; the church parlers Wednesday even
ing gE, :, ~, !, -. al, ~
the Norwegiann22t NIECE. church, Ninth
street and 18th avenue So \. s.f
The Ladies' Aid society. Of Fowler
4 M. E. church will hold Christmas ba.
zaar I'M the :. church parlors Friday
There will 4 be AN endless 3, Earle.
ETY., OF dolls, fancy articles, candies
fruits, jellies and cakes. Mrs. '.B. %
McClain has charge of the doll booth
articles, Miss Mae Rich Of the candies
and others Of the ladies will preside
8 They will also serve a roast beef din.
ner from 8 to 8 %, m. ,3&3