Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-05

Mercy. the Girls Friendly. Children's Coun-
try Home. Childrens Hospital Junior Re-
public. Barney Neighborhood Club Aid AS
ISOLATION of the Blind, the Dog Shelter.
Young Womens Christian Home. Helen
Keller Booth for the Blind. Nordoff Guild
of the Homeopathic Hospital Working
and News Boys Home, Humane Society.
Camp Good WIN. Eye and Ear Hospital.
Columbia Polytechnic for the Blind, Blind
at the Library and the Founding Hospital
The booth for the sale of articles made by
the blind was curiously attractive. The Ia
dies in charge were Miss Griffin. Miss Law
ton, Miss Calderon Miss Calvo, Miss Slater
Miss Minitree. Miss Richardson, Mrs
Brooks and Mrs. L. Courtney Baylor Bar
mum. The object Of the exhibit was to show
what the blind can do to occupy and stlp-
port themselves, the hope being that chart
table persons may eventually meet the great
Heed Tor an industrial school for the blind
in this city wy '''i4o
MIS- winnie Ream Hoxie at Work.
Ain'd the fury of nonsense one tent
was dedicated TO serious and inspiring
WORK 1t was just opposite camp of o,,,n-
Sizes who fabricated the most aIiurtns for-
tunes but within its own little space more
ahuring actualities were fashioned 49,,
come TO the vision of MANY.
1t Is not often that one has tho onnor
tunity of seeing a sculptor at work The
miracle of Transforming unnIeasa,+ r,,,,,,c
OF slaty clay into forms of beauty fs q
GREATNESS operation to those unaconsfptad
with the methods Of a studio
before Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie the
crowds stood Speilbound. The Welding CLAW
IN her dexterous hands took ON Ifa 80
the triumph of art over matters was mani
Test Her Indian was poised tip-toe with
NE and the crowd marveled Mrs Hoxie
gratulations ~
Near by Miss Blanche Muir Dalglish. con-
tfaito. and Mrs. William Keye Miller So
5 5rano, IA Iyroean peasant costume sang
uuets LOT the benefit of the dog shelter
The japanese rolling tables we're in cbor,a
OF Mrs Rafter. Miss Barby. Miss Stantnn
MISS frsbee, Miss Turner. Mrs Carpenfer
ana Siiss Alice Deman, assisted by a mum
ger OF young women from Fairmont Semi
nary: including Misses Helen Converse
Lottie Thompson of Arkansas Miss Flor.
ence Cook of Ohio. Miss Marion Rigler of
I TeihLSyiyanla Miss Mann Burroughs and
MASS Alexander of Tennessee and Miss
Madeline WEIGH of New Jersey
Benefit of the Blind
refreshment booth for the benefit Of the
Aid Association for the Blind was in charge
of the following women: Mrs. John p
Galloway. chairman. assisted by Mrs. c. f.
Main, Mrs. II. c. MetZerott Mrs JuIia q
Pond, Mrs. John Russell Young Mrs q T,
Pepper, Mrs. s. Benjamin, Mrs j F. en-
pert, Mrs. j. l.. Jacobs. Mrs l.. W. Cal
vert, mTS j. h Rose, Mrs. A. Woods, Mrs
G H. Brown. Mrs. J. Auerbach. Mrs. III
=. Wood, Mrs. w. F. Hilderbrand. Mrs
7 N. Mclaughlin. Mrs l.. M. Porter. Mrs
Redmond Vandergrift. Mrs. William Spen-
Ger. Mrs. Horace Springer Mrs William
King, Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs w. Riley
Mrs. William r. Spier Mrs. Charles Stroh.
man. Miss Metzerott Miss Jennie SpIer
Miss Esther Spier. Miss Ida Beagle. Miss
Lynda Beagle, Miss Eva Casey. Miss Anna
Burrows. Miss Rilla Dickinson, Miss +,
Mclaughlin and Miss N. Pepper At the
main table ice cream and homemade cakes
were offered for sale Coffee tea sand
witches and salads were to be had at an
other, and homemade pies still at another
Camp Good WIZ and Fairgrounds"
were represented. About twenty-five women
had formed themselves into a committee
and the arrangements made were SO extern
sively and so thoroughly worked out that
Il treat was promised to all who visited
booth No 2. which was located Just south
of the tennis court The principal attrac-
tons at this booth were the Tree of Knowl-
edge" the Japanese Rolling Ball Tables"
the Grand Candy Men" "Hee Haw
Maude" and autograph photographs
The affair was in charge of Mrs R. E.
Lewis. Miss Janet Richards, Mrs Arthur
T. Ramsay and Mrs. Harry Mclean. all
of whom sold fruit from the tree of knowl-
edge. and wore caps and gowns represent
ing Portia.
Children Of Neighborhood House.
Mrs Wilhelm. Miss Gilefallen, Miss Pax