The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-20
ARGE CROWD
GREET ACTORS
BAZAAR and Entertainment a Big
suceess tuesday Evening
RUSSELL WAS THE STAR
|. .,,,ss Of Many Descriptions We're Sold
..a, Neat Sum Realized. Plays
wifi be Reproduced in Jensen.

The biz event at the Improvement
.,,h huilding which has been advertised
for the past two weeks was most sue
,sssfully carried out Tuesday,
Tho ladies' of st. Andrews Guild were
possession of the club building during
Mo- afternoon, and ON the first floor
conducted a bazaar, beginning at 3
1elock Here were arranged various
|hooths at which popular ladies' of the
c,,d nresided and offered to the public
various articles as we'll as refreshments
rbo bazaar was continued until mid
hight, and netted a neat sum Tor the
rectory fund.
The ladies in charge of the various
booths were as follows:
Refreshments Mrs. Frank M. Tyler
Mrs ", B. Cross, Mrs. H. B. Paxton.
Candy Booth Mrs. II. b. Paxton and
hrs. W. B. Cross.
Souvenir Egg Booth Mrs WI. Mes
bitt.
Fancy Work Booth Mrs. julius Tyler
and Mrs. F. NJ, Tyler.
Apron and Domestic Booth Mrs. ID.
n. McCarty and Mrs. j. ID. Almond.
Mrs. McCarty's hector Booth Misses
Ethel Edith and Margaret Tyler.
Articles left over from the bazaar
will be sold at the dime tea to be held
at the home of Mrs. w. f. Tylander
neyt Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5.
The event Of events the entertain
ment given by the Improvement club,
under the personal management of
Fletcher A. Russell was treat indeed,
and too much can not be said of the
manner in which each actor produced
the part assigned
The opening number, "The Open
Gate" was superb, This is one act
drama of four characters which We're
impersOnated by Mrs. c. M. Horton,
Miss Lorena Faber, Fletcher A. Russell
and Marion NJ, Hendrix. Each partici-
pant was excellent in the part and
showed talent in that line as well as
careful preparation for the presentation.
|Speca mention should be made of the
Ferenade given during this play when a
Euartette composed of Mesdames Me-
tarty and Jennings and Messrs. Ty-
Pander and VanLandingham sang the
Pa favorate Silver Threads Among
Fne Gold serenading the long parted
powers just after their meeting.
After a well rendered orchestra selec-
F'0n Mrs. D. 7. McCarty charmed the
Pudlence with a beautiful solo. Our
people always greet with JOY the an
ouncement that Mrs. McCarty will
Jug and this time they were not disap-
pointed in their expectations of hearing
F0methlng delightful.
linen came the one act farce entitled
Freezing a Mother-in-law. 4" Five
"a'acters were represented by Mrs. c.
!, meOarty, Miss Margaret Corcoran,
eSner A. Russell, Fred Free and w.
'y'ander. In the interest of science
y experiment is attempted on the
F'''maole lady who rules her house, hus-
|. 'u and everything else, but it is
cC""arted by her cleverness and laugh
0s' 'he other way as well as the misery
IN agony being transferred to the other
L se' Inc whole is laughable from be-
| |I."'ng to end and every part was well
|aken care of.
After the performance the hall was
[,.a'eo and dancing was INDUCED in by
no.: oil OF whom enjoyed it to the ut
In -" :, proceeds from the play Melted
uo Sso's5 and the dance Clipped
I another s9.l5 net.
,.. .ae TWO plays were so successfully
Se'ed and well received that the
\ Ise'nent has arranged to give them
]ns .'Sen next Friday night, when no
,as 's another tidy little sum will be
' Ss to the clubs treasury.
,,.. ae TOTAL receipts from the bazaar
~, .eo to $6O.s4. Twenty-Five per
~ ~ THIS amount goes to the club
N o. %e use of the hall, thus adding
|si,. " the Improvement clubs re-
%~ ana leaving a net sum of S45. SO