The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-14
DUTCH MARKET"
BIG HOSPITAL BENEFIT IN
BLOOMFIELD.
Many Prominent Women Will Take Part
in Unique Bazaar There
Next Week.

The Dutch Market" for the benefit
of the Homeopathic Hospital of Essex
County, under the auspices of the Bloom
field and Glen Ridge Auxiliary to the
women's board of managers. Will be held
next Thursday and Friday afternoons and
evenings, September 10 and 20, and also
on Saturday afternoon, the 2lst. beginning
at 3 o'clock, at Broad street and Belle
vile avenue, Bloomfield. Many attractions
will be there. Ladies in Dutch costume
will preside at all the booths, and scenes
Of "Old Holland'' will be presented. A
merry-go-round and moving pictures will
be provided for the amusement Of the
children.
, Professor S. .. Gaffy, of Newark, q
~well-known Punch and Judy man, will
present "Old Punch" in a new way, with
forty odd characters There will DE the
usual side shows; a gypsy camp, with the
well known astrologist, Madame Ben
Aziel, who predicts the future as wen as
telling Of the past. will be there in the
camp. Mrs. II. Beattle, OF Nev York city,
an nura reader of well-known reputation
will also read for those who choose 70
consult her. Strolling gypsy musicians Will
of The Red Mir will also take its place
AMONG the attractions. One Will here see
tassies in Dutch costumes serying h eb
goodies. Mrs. A. X. Pierson n Mrs
Charles Banrbridge have this in charge
1.-THE Magic Garden" VIII be a R {Mr ,
Didtes ullQ VIII &c ia tANt -
Skeele, Mrs. John Knight. Mrs. Harry
Bogart and Mrs. John skeele. ~
The fancy table. in charge of Mrs
George r. EVAN and Mrs. William s. 5;
Rowland, will provide pretty and useful
gifts for the holidays to any who choose
to buy, at reasonable prices.
The coke table, with homemade cake,
Is to be in charge Of Mrs. Clarence Condit,
The candy table, with Mrs. William r,
Biggs, chairman, and her able assistants,
viii sell all kinds of candies.
A butter, cheese and egg table, war
ranted stictly fresh from the farm. Will be
under the supervision Of Mrs. j. g. Gads-
den. Ice cold milk and delicatessan dalnties
may be purchased here,
A fruit and vegetable booth, with Mrs.
j. M. Bancroft, chairman, and Mrs;
Harvey Dod and Mrs. r. N. Dodd will
The lemonade well, 1t is hoped, will be
well patronized, and will be in Mrs. Will
lam Davis's able hands.
Mrs. Duane Whitney will have charge OF
the rumn age tables, and many useful
articles will be found there at reduced
prices. Visitors are invited to look and
An -oid-fashioned Dutch supper will be
| served af reasonable rates, and will be IN
charge of Miss s. J. Bancroft. Miss Annie
r. Dodd, Miss Augusta Sheldon, Mrs.
Charles w. Williams, Mrs. Pemberton
| Leggett and others. Dainty Dutch lassies
will serve. :.
The grab bags, mouse and cheese, will
be taken charge of by Mrs. Allen Harvey
and Miss Olmsted-a delight for the little
ones.
A flower booth will be in charge Of Mrs
Charles H.. Smith, Mrs. Horace King. Mrs.
William Conney, Mrs Howard Thomas ano
Mrs. T. Michael. Silhouttes will be drawn
by Miss Emily Brigham, of East Orange
An Indian wigwam will be presented a
the gypsy camp, and pretty basket made
by the Indians in Canada will be sold
Mrs. Wesley t. Day, Of Montclalr, vii
have this in charge. Many useful ant
nreAtv articles will be found there.
The committee ask that the "Dutch Mar
ket'' be we'll patronized by the people 0
Bloomfield and vicinity, as it Is for sue
a. worthy object.