The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-24
Big CHARITY FAIR
MANY WOMEN INTERESTED
IN COMING EVENT.
Will Be Held in Berkeley Hall, East
Orange, Nov. l and 2, for ortho-
pedic Hospital Benefit.

Plans are practically complete for tha
charity fair for the benefit of the Ortbo-
pedic Hospital and Dispensary of Orange
which will be held in Berkeley Hal. East
Orange, November l and 2. There win he
an attractive display of good things ard
useful articles, and well known women OF
the Oranges will be in charge of the var.-
GUS tables. Mrs. Henry o. Clark is chair
u an of the executive committee in charge
CT the fair and the tables will be in charge
of the following:
Apron Table-Mrs. Grannis, chairman. as-
sisted by Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Butler.
Baby and Lingerie Tables-Mrs. Henry
D.. Clark, chairman, assisted by Mrs, Fl.
II. Brigham, Mrs. e. P. Curtis, Mrs,
George w. King, Mrs. Samuel Lord, Mrs,
James I, Mount, Mrs. T. H Patriarche.
Mrs. A. IL. Ryans. Miss Ruth March, Miss
Tooker, Miss Isabel King, Miss Jessie
King. Miss Lois Clark, Miss Klara Clark,
Miss Lord
man; Mrs. Carl S~pethmann.
Candy Table-Mrs Pulsford. chairman.
assisted by Mrs. Guyton Boston, Mrs. r.
A. L'Hommedieu, Mrs. F. e. Knowles.
b. Thompson, Miss Augusta LHommedieu
Miss Natalie L'Hommedieu.
Doll Table-Miss Helen Dill, chairman.
assisted by Miss Grand, Miss Palmer, Miss
Mccoy. Miss Osborne, Miss Dill, Miss Van
Epps, Miss Atwater, Miss Haddock.
Domestic Table-Miss Helen B.. Never.
chairman, assisted by Miss MENUS, the
Misses Farnham, Miss Ward, Miss Hall.
Flower and Fruit Table-Mrs. william
Graves, chairman, assisted by Mrs. David
Magic, j., Mrs. James Chittick, Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Fairchild, Mrs. Richard IT.
Dodge, Mrs. Edward Prlzer, Miss Gertrude
Chittick, the Misses Rita and Irma Smith,
Fancy Table-Mrs. c. H. Burke. chair
man, assisted by Mrs. r. W. Hawkesworth,
Miss Flora L. Xose. Miss Dorothy Gordon,
Miss Frances Thomas.
.Lemonade-Mrs. t. O'Connor Sloane, IT.,
Chairman. assisted by Mrs. w. A. Barstow,
Miss Ethel Dillon, Miss Alice Sloane.
Mystery Table-Mrs. George D. Cook.
chairman. assisted by Miss Elizabeth A.
Cook, Mrs. Char.es L. Pardee, Mrs.
Eleanor w. Eckfeldt.
Palmistry-Mrs. L. d. Bement and Miss
ford, Genevieve Sharp, Florence Flinthof,
Cora Young.
man, assisted by Miss Florence Clarke
and Miss Mary Kitchen.
Utility Table-Mrs. M. v. B.. Brincker-
hoff, Mrs. Theodore White, Mrs. H. c.
Refreshment room-Mrs. Van Nostrand,
chairman; Mrs. C. C. Currier, Mrs. l. s.
Colt, Mrs. H. F. Cockefair, Mrs. e. w.
Johnson, Miss Goodrich, Miss Winter, the
Misses Rodman, Miss Helen Hall, Miss
Anna Whitney.
The Junior Auxiliary will have a table
for tie sale of fancy articles, dolls, ETC.,
and will also take charge of the grab-bag.
The members are Miss Marian Baer,
chairman; Miss Dorothy Bowen, Miss
Adelaide Duncklee, Miss Amy Hepburn.
Miss Elizabeth Holmes, Miss Mary O..
King, Miss Ruth Lyon, Miss Margaret
Meeker, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss
Kathrine Woodruff, Miss Margaret At
water.
Tea room-Miss Doris Cole, chairman;
Miss Elizabeth Et~herington, Miss Doro-
thy Miller, Miss Evelyne Gillespie, Miss
Elizabeth Gibson. Miss LILLIAN Closson.
The side shows are in charge of Miss
Edna Gushing, chairman; Miss Isabel
King. Miss Clara Cross and Miss Ger
trude Lohrke. In the afternoons Punch
and Judy and other attractions will be
provided for the children, and in the even
ings a l~aughable scene will be enacted,
entitled The Lamentable Tragedy OF
Julius Caesar"
There will also be a table In charge of
Rita Brainerd and Madeline Hall, who will
have for sale articles of their own handi-
work.
T. McCurdy Marsh will be IN charge of
the door and Of the cloak room.