The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-08
WORLDS FAIR IN
MINIATURE WILL
BENEFIT CHURCH
South Orange Methodist C0n-
gregation to Hold Bazaar
This Week. !

A "miniature worlds fair will be
conducted in the chapel of the south
Orange Methodist Church beginning to-
morrow afternoon and continuing every
afternoon and evening. through Thurs
day. The fair will be in charge OF 4hs
Ladies' Aid Society, connected wfthsthe
church. Supper will be served in the
dining a each evening The booths
will represent various countries, and
each will be appropriately decorated.
Mrs. Louis f. Burke, president OF The
society, is in charge, and the foIIow-
ing women constitute the various COM
mittees:
America, the candy booth, Mrs. xHeary
G. Til1ey, chairman; Miss Lena Bahd-
wig, Miss Fanny Evans, Miss Emma
Frederick, Miss Rhoda LaForge, Mrs.
Floyd amm and Mrs. Drnest Van
Iderstine.
AT the Japan booth. a full line Of that
country's goods will be presented by
Miss r Cooper, assisted by Miss
Bertha Drake, Miss Ethel D~elapierre,
Miss katherine Osborne, Miss Mabel
Shadboldt, Miss Ida Bait, Miss Ruth
Brown, Mrs. Edgar Fielding and Mrs.
Willard C. Alton.
The booth representing Italy will be
in charge of Mrs. John -Friery, Mrs.
Walter Bennett, Mrs. L. f. Bird, Mrs.
Augustus Bird, Mrs. Albert Mcclure,
Mrs. Frederick Rodell, Mrs. Robert
O'Dell. Mrs. J. R. Sanford, Mrs. Fred
erick J. Treat, Mrs. Ernest Sehulthess,
Mrs. Sidney Head and Mrs. Joseph
Fisher.
Ireland, the booth of fine linens and
laces. will be presided over by Miss
May I. Gardiner and her assistants
will be Mrs. George Mooney. Mrs.
Frank w. Goreth, Mrs. Charles Brown,
Mrs. Edmund r. Halsey, Mrs. Eta
Jacobus, Mrs. Charles D. Jacobus, Mrs.
Linton Pedlow, Mrs. Charles w. Sarfes,
Mrs. Eugene MacMurray, Mrs. F. "A.
Winans, Mrs. William Lonsdale, Mrs.
Robert McNulty, Miss Minnie Garmaf1y.
Miss Ethel Wallace, Miss Elizabeth
Wallace, Miss Cora Osborne and Miss
Alice NJ. Coon.
Germany, the booth of eoys, will sbe
in charge of Mrs. Warner Tunis, whose
committee is composed Of Mrs. John
Taylor, Mrs. Edward w. Cooper, Mrs.
Isaac Halsey, Mrs. Bridwell, Mrs.
Sweet, Mrs. Henry Hoffman,. Mrs.
William Gorer. Miss Caroline McMur-
ray, Miss Mabel Winans and Miss
Emma Robson.
The booth representing France, Eat
which fancy articles will be on sale.
will be in charge of Mrs. Frederick J..
Lovatt and the following aides: Mrs.
James Catlow, Mrs. Arthur Delapierre,
Mrs. Charles G. Fielding, Mrs. Ben1a-
min Fairbanks. Mrs. william J.. Haw-
kins, Mrs. William Hart, Mrs. Powell,
Mrs. Jenjamin F. Jones. Mrs. William
H. Knox, Mrs. A. Martins, Mrs. Ed
win A.. Lee, Mrs. william Gard. Mrs.
Joseph Paine, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Ed
ward T. Taylor, Mrs. Albert G. Whaley,
Mrs. Frank Wells, Mrs. w. H. Will
Jams, Mrs Richard Busted, Mrs. John
Reese, Mrs. Francis Heath, Miss Phoebe
Jones, Miss Eta johnson and Miss
Emma Wildey.
England, the booth OF festivity in the
dining hall, will be taken care Of by
Mrs. William Hart, Mrs. Caroline King.
Mrs. Frederick Audrey, Mrs. William
Allen, Mrs. Arthur Bum, Mrs. Theo-
dore Carr, Mrs. William H. Evans, Mfs.
Edward M. Gascoyne, Mrs. e. J. Ham
ma, Mrs. william H. Rockefeller, MIS-.
C. Thomas. Mrs. John Henry Van
Orden, Mrs. Edward A. Wallace, Mrs.
j. Woods Mrs. Arthur f. Elmendorf,
Mrs. F. j. O'Dell, Mrs. John F. Hath
away. Mrs. Clara Fallings, Miss Grace
Ashwell, Miss Lena Bait and Miss
Ethel Baldwin.
The utility BOOTH" representing H6l-
land. will be in charge Of a committee
composed of Mrs. G. L.. Taylor, Mrs.
K. K. Cort, Mrs. Gushing, Mrs. Caro-
line Dickinson, Mrs. Charles w. Gaudi-
neer, Mrs. A. r.. Halsted, Mrs. Kanouse.
Mrs. Mary Lonsdale, Mrs. o. E. Nc
Murray. Mrs. William Nickl, Mrs.
Richardson, Mrs. A. Rider, Mss.
Stephen Slockbower, Mrs. George VAN
derhoof and Mrs. Ida Wilson.
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