The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-12-08
pYTHIAN SISTERS
HOLD BAZAAR
STAGE TabIeaux Representing Dr.
ferent Firms and Their Business.

fereRt Firms and Their Business.
OPENING NIGHT A FINE SUCCESS
The Pythian Sisters bazaar had an au
spiciOus beginning at the Oper" hous
| Thursdav night. There were more thal
four hundred people present ana the Ie
ceipts were extremely satisfactory IoI
first night" Tables are prettliy ueco
rated and filed with attractlons from
delicious supper To u doll baby. Mis'
| Iottie Baker is chairman of the commit
tee of arrangements. The tables ARE pre-
sided over by the following ladies:
Supper-Mrs Val Dannehl, chairman
Mrs John q Helm, Mrs. Oscar Geuther
Mrs. l.. l.. Layton. Mrs. ii. W. LLOYD
and Miss Maude LunsfOrd.
Fancy table. filled with beautiful pres
ents suitablefor mas glits-Mrs Eugene
Bode. chairman; Mrs Trevor I'M, MrS
Michael Mcdonnell Miss Bessie Helm
and Miss Virginia Musselman
lee Cream and Cake-Alrs. Oliver Nor
rison. chairman; Mrs james W MusseI-
man. Mrs f. f. Portch, Mrs. Thomas
Humphreys. Mrs. James / JONES :: Mrs.
Charles Stofiregen aud Miss Mamie
Maury Quinn.
Doll Table. on which there is more than
/. hundred beautifully dressed dolls Of all
sizes-Mrs. Nellie Baker chairman; Mrs.
Eugene Cox. Mrs. Walker McGhee, hts.
NyIuat ). Sacrey aud Miss Grace Helm.
Apron Table-Mrs Geo. W. HELM,
chairman: Mrs Powell II. Ball and Miss
Lizzie Heiim
Candy Tabls-Mrs. ". O. Pounds and
Mrs. Maggie Wright.
Cane and Cigar Table-Mrs. Robert IL
Perry. chairman; Misses Anne Arm
strong. Maude Franklin, Eva HUMPHREYS
and Mrs q. McGaha.
The tableau representations OF the sew
eral business houses OF the city were an
attractive feature under the manage
of Miss Blanche Edmondson, for which
this young lady is entitled to much
credit
Each representation appeared on the
stage and took place at intervals. which
continued during the whole evening.
The names Of each business house and
the lady or ladies representing It follow:
VI. NJ. Lewis. drugs. etc.-freda bode
and Geo GOuldman.
Fredericksburg Steam Laundry -Lewis
Lee Layton and Henry Daunehl, Jr
TN Brent. dry goods. etc.-Maude
Franklin and Lois Brauer.
b. II. Jacobs. clothing-Maggie Webb.
The Free Lance and The Daily star
newpapers-Edith Rose.
John r. Brauer, fruits, etc.-Edith
Brauer.
John W. Allison. Jr. fire Insurance
Teresa McCord. Mrs. McGaha. flossie
Marsh
l.. L Layton. coniectionerie~. etc
Elizabeth Layton.
CIV. Jones. dry goods millinery etc
Isabel Riley and Blauche Edmondson.
Is. Goldsmith A Son, clothing and FUR
nishings-Janie Riley.
Brulle a Tmberlske. boots. shoes.
etc.--Helen Franklin.
Il. 4. kishpaugh. books, stationery,
etc -Nymat Sacrey, Jr
Casey Armstrong. green grocery
Maude Franklin aud Eva Humphreys.
Geo ". Helm. stoves. etc Teresa
McCord.
j. W. Thomas, boots, shoes, etc
Hattie Whitehou-e.
W. A. Bell 4 Bro. furniture, china, car
pets. etc Margaret Sacrey.
q. NJ Armstrong. green grocei-kath-
leen Dannehl
Larkin 4 Rodgers, clothing, shoes.
etc -Naude IuusfOrl
+. 4. Convey, horist-Mi,s Slower, OF
Baltimore.
John F. Scott, hardwar,-Susic Stoi-
iregeu.
5. ;. kaufman, irwelry, etc.-Hattie
kaufman.
Geo. Freeman, Jr. groceries, etc
Grace Helm
II. J. Gately, green grocer-Rosa
Brugdon.
Simon Hirsh 4 Bro, groceries-Selma
Ulman.
Charles Wallace Il Bro. groceries, coal,
etc Teresa Dannehl and Harold
Genther
Brown X Crismond, shoes, hats and
caps-Hattie B. Whltehou~e.
". 5. Embrey. railroad ties and lum-
ber-Sx girls, katherine Carper Eva
Humphreys, Teresa McCord, Flossie
Marsh. Rosa Bragion and Edna Robin
son, carrying Il railroad tie across the
stage, was one OF the best.
b. J. Marshall, general grocery
Eleanor Portch.
Paul Karsten, fire and lie insurance
Bessie Helm.
Isaac Hirsh 4 Son. dry goods, MILL
nery-Susie Whitehouse.
John c. Willis Il Son, hardware.-Eva
Downey.
II. Lappen, clothing, etc.-Lena Lap
pen.
Chas. J. Stoffregen. fish, oysters, etc
Miss Fannie StOiiregen. This was es-
pecially good.
James T. Layton 4 Son, clothing
Mamie Timms and Susie Yates in much
enjoyed cakewalk
&. f. Timberake 4 Co.. dry goods
and notions-Mabel Armstrong.
NJ. S. Chancellor, Farmers Supply
Store-Freda Bode.
r. II. Harris. Ten Cent Store-Tootie
Ninde, Elizabeth Ninde and Johanna
Fricke.
johnson & Pearson. drugs, etc
Maude Allison aud Miss Irving, OF Balti-
more.
Mrs. D. +. Smith 4 Co., millinery
Freda BOde
f W. Jones, bauling-Myrtle Jones,
Adele Allison aud Elizabeth Sacrey.
J. NJ Griffin, fancy groceries-Rosa
Undertake.
Maurice l.. Bowling, wall paper and
paints-Nriam Carper.
L.A.Weaver 4 Co, green grocers-Elsie
Hicks
II. Wallace Garner, music and graphic
Humphreys, Maude Frank
lin, Ruth Brauer and Laura Terrlll.
A. b. Bolts 4 Co., fire and life insurance
-Freda BOde.
Doggett & Scott, fancy groceries
Maude Franklin.
J. Wimore Cox, tOnsorial artist-Edns
Robinson and Maude Lunsford.
A. B. Donahoe, harness, etc.-Mary
Jones.
The general expression showed that the
of NJ. NJ. Lewis, Casey
Armstrong, W. S EmDrey, Goldsmith X
Son and r. II. Harris were among the
best.
The door priz. i)r adults, handsome
mirror, was won by ticket No II. and
the prize for child, 81, was won by
ticket No. %.
The bazaar will continue Friday and
Saturday nights, and also on Saturday
afternoon for the children.