Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
PLAN BAZAAR TO
AID FEDERATION
Parent Teacher Associations to
Hold New England Harvest
Festival for October
GROUNDS TO BE DECORATED
Huntington Hall Lawn to Be the
Scene of Carnival Now
Being Arranged

Plans for a New England Harvest
Festival, which will be held by the Los
Angeles Federation of Parent-Teacher
associations in the Huntington Hall
grounds, October 1, were discussed at
meeting of the presidents of associa-
tions and chairmen of committees in
the committee room of the Chamber of
Commerce building yesterday morning.
The affair will be in the nature of a
bazaar, and the proceeds will be used
to carry on the work of the federation
during the winter. Attractive booths,
tents and side-shows, following the
custom of the old -Jew England fairs,
in charge of the decorations, Mrs. w.
A. Lamb and Mrs. Stephen Mahood.
In secluded portion of the grounds
baby show, perhaps the most at
tractive feature of the occasion, will be
held. Mrs H. c. Creveling will be in
charge of the affair, and she will be
interested to hear Of the most beautiful
babies from all parts of the city. Ap-
propriate prizes will be awarded for
their different merits.
The grounds will be open to the pubs
lie at 1 o'clock, and tea and light
lunches will be served all afternoon at
the booths. At o'clock a grand New
England dinner will be served, and it is
hoped that the fathers, who are consid-
cred honorary members of the fedora
ton, will contribute to the cause by
dining there that evening.
HOME MADE CAKES
At a pretty booth, of which Mrs. Will
liam Porter Is in charge, homemade
cakes will be sold. They will be con-
tributed by members of the Parent
Teacher associations of Twenty-first
avenue, Prichard street, ThirtX-f1fth
avenue, Loretto street, Fifty-fourth av-
enue, Twenty-third avenue, Huntington
Park, Eagle Rock, Ninth street, Logan
avenue, Gates street. Sixteenth street,
Sixty-sixth street and Manchester
Heights schools.
Mrs. G. A. Atkinson will be in charge
of the candy booth and will be assisted
by members Of the Fifty-second street,
Main street, Grand avenue, First street
and Belvedere schools and three schools
of San Pedro.
A lemonade booth will be in charge of
Mrs. Karl Sterns, assisted by the Ho-
bart Boulevard Parent Teacher associ-
alton. the popcorn booth will be ar
ranged by Mrs. w. A. Grosser, assisted
by members of the Fourteenth street,
Sentous street and West Vernon
schools. Ice cream will. be served by
members of the Norwood, Vermont av-
enue, San Pedro street, Ramona, Hoop
er avenue and Twentieth street schools.
Mrs Clara Lucas is chairman of the
committee in charge.
Cambria, Tenth street and Twenty
fourth street schools have combined
forces to arrange a doll and fancy work
no Nod For n a
best dressed, the oldest, the smallest
and the prettiest dolls.
PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW
Mrs. L. w. Moses is in charge Of a
Punch and Judy show, which Is expect
ed to be a great success. A grab bag
and fish pond will be arranged by Mrs
Frank Sutliff assisted by members of
Pasadena schools, Mckinley avenue,
Vernon avenue, Trinity and Seventh
street schools.
Mrs. c. B. Guthrie will have charge
of a Japanese tea booth and fortune
telling booth. Members of the Union
avenue school will have an exhibition
of New England curios, and there will
be a booth containing Spanish memen-
toes and where tamales and Spanish
dishes will be served.
Mrs. A. B. Glass will have charge OF
an information booth, and there VIII De
an emergency hospital tent with a
nurse from the Utah street day nurses,
as well as one of the nurses-employed
by the federation, in charge.
1t has been decided that all cash DO
nations will be given to the ice cream
committee, as it is the only committee
which will have cash expenditures.
Mrs. G. A. Harris has volunteered to
obtain an advertisement for the back
of the tickets to defray the expense or
their printing.
The gate committee consists of DR.,
and Mrs. C. c. Noble and Mrs. Julia ID.
Noble. They will choose their assist