Milford chronicle., 1907-12-06
THE MASONIC BAZAR WILL
OPEN ON MONDAY NEXT

An interesting feature Of the Mason
Bazaar, which opens next Monda
morning and holds the entire week,
fine photograph of President ROost
veit, with his autograph, which tn
President has sent as his cOntribuuo
to the Bazaar.
The time gained by pOstpOning tn
event for one week has been we'll spent
Never have the ladies Of the town lab
Ored more strenuouslY or unselfishly
and as the time for the opening draw
near nearly all preparations are com
plete to make this one OF the most in.
teresting and enjoyable events Milford
has ever known.
The heating plant has been installed
and tested and the building cleaned ;
the booths have been built aud the
COMMITTEES are at work with the dec
OratiOns, and all will be in readiness
by Monday for the opening.
Entering the TEN pie Building in the
room to the right will he found the
Doll House in which will be displayed
little dolls and big dolls; French dolls
and the home made articles men
dolls, women dolls, dolls representing
all ages and nationalities This will be
the mecca ofthe little ones. This booth /
will be in charge of Mrs. Mary CauIk,
assisted by Mrs. r Y. Watson, Mrs.
g. L. Grier Mrs. w. II. Banning aud
others.
In the same room will be found the
candy BOOTH presided over by Miss
Mary Barker, assisted by Mrs. Daniel
Hirsch, Mrs. John q Dawson and
others.
To the left of the ball on entering one
will find booths tastefully decorated
where a wide variety of articles will be
found. There will be a great display Of !
fancy work that will give evidence of Il
the great skill and taste Of the lacies Of
Frederick, Harrington. Hous- /.
ION and Lincoln. There will be hun. el
ireds of articles besides, which have ii
)een contributed from a distance. "
This room will be in charge of Mrs to
,. L. Carlisle, Jr., assisted bv Mrs re
Harry L. Grier, Mrs. George H. Hall th
nd other ladies'.
SO maRy attractive aprons have been dr.
lade that a special booth Will be de. a
Oted to their sale. Mrs. E. e.. Pierce. tel
SISTED by Mrs. A. w Powell and Pi
lrs. Willard F. Deputy will be in Sp
lsrge. he
An attractive feature will be the Jap. ev,
lese Tea Room, decorated in palms an,
I'D cherry blossoms at which refresh on
ents will be served. This is in charge his
Mrs. George B. Hynson, assisted by 7
rs Saunders Truitt, Mrs. Walter l.. He
rier, Miss Elizabeth Collins and anC
hers.
A reception Committee headed by
rs. S. John Abbott will be in constant
to welcome everybody and
int out the various attractions. lhe
The Oriental Booth on the second THIS
or promises to be very attractive. pres
ere will be on display oriental rugs. p
.peries and linen work in w 7ar. in Il
2. Mr.. Tuna will conduct le. the
tment. Chr
BESIDES the above feature, there will O'cle
for sale a variety OF articles too var. De
8 to describe toilet articles, canned mat
DIS, tooth powder. shoes, hats and SunC
s, coats and trousers, suspenders. Chal
nts and varBlshes, kitchen. ware. Tues
Wed
he third floor will be devoted to Satu
les, such as throwing rings to win HU
ne or a penknife, and other attrac Scho
s. A gentlemens smoking room NJ, 81
been fitted up attrsctively. Even
ne comfort Of visiting ladies has Alfre
provided for. A room has been the
side with easy chairs, lounges. ETC., serviC
re they may rest when tired No,
'eTy evening oysters and chicken z ~
!, cream and cake will be served. 1o.h
it is proposed to serve one or two .Tont,,
lar dinners. .io.. =
e Committee desires to invite all mol 70
" Ht'enu Sunds
bring the children. The latter diaIlv
ID be accompanied by parents.
all probability there will be a ave.
lin day, and certain articles will A M.
ID at auction. Ject;
hing will be sold at an exo-. nt Sunda.
}, but almost everything will go at T.
argin. helu Il
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