Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-13
BIG BAIAR Bl|DAS.
UNITED GUILDS WORKING FOR
ST. AHEE'S PARISH.
Last Nighfs Ss1cess VII be Repeated
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The bix baxar held under TIE ans
sptrs= q the Cnftad Gnilds q -
AnneTS Parish opened last evening ~
the City Assembly Rooms ard w5II -,
repeated fA1s ereniug and t0EorEow
night Aiihoceh iBcsement The open
ing niEhs w2s = gre4s saceess- Crowds
attended The hAzzr and beth The UPPER
ara Iower ruofrs were 6lIsd al even
ing
TIE bzzar opens each day AZ 4
o -efok IN tiss afEsrDoon and eloses -
10 o-eioek az night supper Is served
frou s O-cIock unrii 10 O'clock a13
smEh : dainty. delicious suppsx- In
tbs large IozeE room nezutiful decoz2-
tio1s ~ h1gs- bunting and fE0werS
cover = mulrifude q plzin1ess @
boards and unAttractive walis- Tables
are spread most d4inEily and inviting
~ wltb The whitest and Enest Of linen.
tbe rost sparkling or cut glass ard
ths brightest Of silver BeAufIfuI Eom-
srs decorate the table, aud czndIeIa1z4
witb eolore1 shades adj 70 sbe pleas
Ing effect
The pretty young = Eaitresses IN dainty
costume serve most ehzrmingiy. AE1
make il sell worth while FOR one 70
take his supper 81 the hazaT with the
Bishops suild. rather than II home
tonight and tomorrow night. or AZ .
hotef or restaurant In the upper
room all j. color. light and beauty
On either side are arranged three
booths under the direction 0f the sew
eraI Guilds A Jap2nese tea room
and = laundry presided over -
Young ladies in costume Of the orient
are located a. the farther ED Of the
room- At ths Chimes laundry one
buys = ticket FOR 10 cent? and later
matches Il wfth 3 similar ticket At
tacbed 10 a bundle done up in lam
dry style He gets his ten cents worths
but the surprises are sometimes
startling. Tie pretty little Jspa-
nsse tsl girls serve tea and the cup
that cheers tut not inebriatcs Was
never dispensed in a more dainty
manner OF By fairer hands
The ladies in charge Of the supper
were greatly embarrassed over their
inability to send out suppers, but there
vas such an immensely large number
0f supper parties whose reservations
hal been engaged that the committee
feared their supply of eatabIes would
not hold out and were, therefore,
Obliged 10 refuse 10 send suppers from
thc room.
There Is ar array Of ali kinds ol
goods. brie-a-brac and both useful
and fancy articles and . splendid op-
poffunity Is offered to purchase ones
Christmas sgifrs here at the bazaar.
Tomorrow night there viii BE- 4 play
in which the cast Of characters viii
include Miss WarfIeid, the Governors
daughter, Miss TilghmaB, daughter Of
Secretary Of state, Dir. Long and
others The play Is entitled The
Marble Arch and is under the df-
rectiOn Of =. Faiths Guild.
Tomorrow evening a concert viii
be given by -. Cecilia Junior and
SeDior Guilds, and the program prom
ises pleasure and entertainment
AZ admission Zee Of p cents will be
charged tomorrow evening. Don't
miss the bazaar tonight. IL will afford
you pleasure and entertainment and
you can help the church as we'll.
Those who are assisting to make
tire bazaT q success are the follow ing
earnest workers and faithful helpers
Bishops Guiid-Tee cream in charge
Of Mrs. Bernard Wells, assisted By
Misses GLADYS and Lillian Martin,
Lillian Wells, Pearl Ward, Noliie
Iseman.
Cake Table-Niss Lucy Redmond,
with young lady assistants.
Country Sf0re-Tbree Societies
Hospital Club, Mrs. Dennis Claude
Woman's Clothing Club, Mrs. Eu-
gene W0Ftbington Guild of Mercy,
Miss Cora Taylor. These ladies have
as their assistants Misses Elizabeth
Handy. Grace Howard, Isabel Claude,
Florence Cunningham.
Bishops GniId-Supper, Sfrs,
Douw IN charge. supply Table, Mrs.
sweet, Mr.. Williams. Mrs. West
brook. Tables, Nrs. HoIidayOke and
". Martin, MTs. Miner and Nrs, Pur-
yis. Irs. Munford. Mrs. r. sfnnroe,
1lrs. Gray, Mrs. J.. FaIK, AIRS. DOuv,
Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. G. .. Smith, Mrs.
Y. Moss. They were assisted.in sery-
ing by the following young ladies
Misses Charlotte Steele, Elizabeth Ran
dali. Evelyn Martin, Hopkins, Smith,
Moss. Nrs. cain.
Fellowship o. -. 1fcbaels--Afb-
lefic Club. tie Misses 1iagruder, Niss
sfay Tate
The Altar Guild Flowers and Candy.
sfrs. Hepburn. chairman assistants,
1flss Harriet Lubn, Mrf. ". Meade
Hola1ay. Sfrs. John Chew.
TeaebeTs and Sunday seiIoOI-Book
ef0rs. 3fiss Annie igiebaEf, Miss
Rnby stone
fsfris' Friendly soeiety-NFs. 1e-
fsonas. chairman 1fs. czDrOB, 3fgs.
Dayton.
e. AnEe's koeiety--G GbiDese LaOD-
dry and Tea KoofD-3iiss EyauxsIfDe
hafaef. chairman. assisted ~ Miss
Bessie l.asnb. 1fss Mary Adelaide
sfosa and Master Jsnaes Mos and
Reginald HggBee dressed ~ CblnameD.
sellinR ti1keis for Chlnese Laundry
3ffnissering cbildreB's gJeazpe. Toy
,er1Ttrrent-1fles Kate Randall chair
nnsn> assistants SIRE. r, At1sn fteieb.
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