Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-12-01
BAZAAR IS proving A
GLORIOUS SUCCESS
No More Delightful Place
for Evening Enjoyment.
Meals Are Dreams of
Epicurean Enjoyment
Booths Doing Ex-
cellent Business.

yesterday was another great day at
the bazaar in the city hall The dinner
was one of the most tempting ever
served to mortal man Turkey that
melted, as one man expressed it, be-
fore 1t reached the mouth, so tooth
somely tender and succulent was it,
thanked by the finest cranberry jelly
that ever appeared on public table
in Americas, barbecued pork that
, disappeared before the demands Of
the diners as though it were simply
vision of delight, chicken salad that
left ecstatic memories behind it, and
deserts that showed that the house
wives of the city have not lost any of
their time-honored ability as crafts
men in that line-all these were there
to convince those partaking of the
feast that the man who remained
| away had lost one of those opportuni-
| ties that come all too rarely to enjoy
magnificent feast of good things
served by the daintiest of fair maid
ems and contribute to a most worthy
| cause at the same time.
The ladies in charge of the dining
| room had cause to congratulate
| themselves on the success of the day
| in their department. A host took din
ner and many returned for supper.
Today there will be equally as fine
a meal at the noon hour and at the
! close of the day. The widespread
knowledge that such abundant pro-
vision has been made for the accom-
mediation of the guests, that there is
no delay, and that the meal is simply
perfect in satisfying the most fas-
tidious demands for something really
above excellence, is calculated to in
| crease the attendance every day
| The booths, too all did fair days
| business. Each of them is we'll look
ed after. The ladies in charge cater
most successfully to the wants of the
buying public. Many things are dis
| played that are suitable for Christmas
/ gifts, articles that especially appeal
to the feminine heart. The prices, to
tell the truth, are ridiculously low
The public is more than getting the
worth of it's money in every feature of
the bazar, SO far as that goes.
Last night Cinderella was present.
led. 1t was charming entertainment.
The children had been carefully train
ed, each was perfect in the part as
signed, and the whole effect was ar
tistic and delight to the assembled
large audience. The little ones GER
tainly reflected credit upon themselves
and those who have had so carefully
trained them. Prettier pictures have
never been presented by local talent
than those that greeted the large ar
ray OF spectators and the unstinted
applause indicated how thoroughly
pleased all were. The success of this
entertainment, following that of Mon
day night, showed how thoroughly
every feature of the week program
has been handled and assures several
evenings more of very pleasant enter
tainment
No more worthy cause than that OF
the Hospital can appeal to the public
In addition there are the united in
terests of the several societies with
their booths and the division among
Il
attending the bazaar not one alone, but
several of the most admirable ladies
working bodies of the cities are as
sisted in their finances. This is one
of the unique features of the bazaar
Those who have already visited the
bazar, partaken of meal, and enjoy
ed one of the entertainments, are very
iapt to repeat the pleasure again and
again, and those who have not rs
yet done SO will certainly be doing
themselves an injustice If they fail to
take advantage of the opportunity af-
forded them today, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
| "A AlotahCh IuSd pICFdllo dLiOIlS
some that there is an admission
charged to the bazaar hall This Is en-
tirely wrong. The public is welcomed
to the hall without cost to inspect the
bazars at any time except during the
hours of the entertainment. The en-
tertainments begin at o'clock in the
afternoon and at 8 o'clock at night,
and continue about an hour to an hour
and half. For this entertainment
there is charge of Is cents in the af-
ternoon and 25 cents at night Sea-
son tickets are sold at IS cents for an
adult and 50scents for child. During
all Of the other part of the day and
the night the hall is open absolutely
free to all corners.