Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-22
TO AID VICTIMS
OF EARTHQUAKE
LIBERAL ALLIANCE BAZAAR
Is A SUCCESS
Despite IncIemency of Weather, At-air
Is Well Patronized-Entertai
ments to Be Given Through
out the Week

Despite the inclemency of the wealth
er, about 300 persons attended the OPEN
ing of the Liberal alliance bazaar last
| night in Turnverein hall. The proceeds
will go to the Italian earthquake suf-
| fererS.
The booths, which have been ar
ranged with great care, represent the
different nationalities, and the young
| women in charge are attired in the va
rious national costumes. The hall is
gaily decked with the various flags,
prominent among which are Old Glory
| and the italian cOlorS.
The bazaar was opened formally by
Mayor Harper, who made a brief ad-
dress, dwelling on the aid sent to the
| victims Of the earthquake.
Mrs. M. G.. Gonzalez sang the Star
| Spangled Banner and Miss Eliza Gros-
| ser gave a violin solo, accompanied by
Miss Often. Other numbers were: Vo-
cal solo, Mrs. Rosa yucca, accompanied
| by Mrs. A. L. Selmacher; selection,
Liberal alliance band: vocal solo, Mrs.
| Rosa Mercadante: vocal solo. Mrs. M
de Polite; vocal solo, Herr d. Jones;
an italian farce comedy by Messrs. c..
Porecca, John Zuchelli and G.. Camusi.
Tonight will be German-American
night, and an elaborate program will
be rendered. Saturday afternoon re-
ception will be given to children of the
public schools and prizes will be award
ed to the most popular girls of the Lib
era1 alliance. A dance will close the
bazaar Saturday night.
Following are the booths and those
who have change of them:
Mexican f1ower-Misses Myrtle and
Stella Gonzalez, J. Parks Jones, assist
| ed by Misses Ida and Eloisa Olivas
Rebecca and Sadie Goldberg.
Holland-Misses Rowina Dykhuyzen
Bertha Van der Plaats and Martha Sta
ben.
Danish-Mrs. P. T. Boesen, Mrs. For
sten Lind, assisted by Mrs Knud
| Schwanenf1ygel and Miss Karen Peter
sen.
Mexican-Mrs. N. M. del Arco, assist
ed by Mrs. NJ. de Polite, Misses Rosa
Mercadante, A. Bruce and L. Strick-
roth.
and Mary Gracian.
Japanese curio-T. n. White, Nashio-
ka Shioa, Uyeda Syeuki.
Candy-Mmes. B. Schedule, S. En-
gelkn, G. Schneider, E. Doerflinger, as
sisted by Misses M. Murlock. Ada
| Doerf1inger and A. Herberger.
Country grocery store-Mmes. Gros-
ser, G. Krempel F. Kern, F. Matthias,
| Schettler, assisted by Misses Irma
Kern, Anna Schaefer, Rosa Matthias,
Anna Matthaie, Anna Bode, Perl Tost-
mann, Lizzie Ahrens, Luci Hauerwaas,
Mahlstedt, Elsa Grosser and Leonora
| Grebe.
Italian-Matilda Orsatti, Carmelita
| Orsatti, Josephine Sorelli and Rosie
| Pereno.
China-Walter Wong. George Lum,
| Harry Tom and Gan Wong.
| Smoke house-Frank Dorner, assisted
by Misses L. and A. Pfrman and G..
Somers.
Japanese tea house-T. N White, as
sisted by Misses Ayano Okazaki and
Taxi Ito.
| German coffee house-Mmes. z. Wal
| ter. F. o. Corneleier. o. Stark, E.
Keisshauer, assisted by Mines. E. Nj
coll, I. Kaestner, #. Myer A. Walter,
r. Sweet, Misses M. Rhode, H. Zins-
man and H. Bayna.
Hungarian kitchen-Mrs. o. Jirasek,
Frank Jirasel, Mrs. E. Artner and Vic
| tor Artner.
Delmonico's italian restaurant-Mrs.
M. G. Gonzalez, B. Ragals and c. Do
| minico.
German student inn-E. Roedel. Mrs.
Artner, Mrs. Weik, Misses Powalsky,
| Ernst and Weik.
Postoffice-Mr KecI-