Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-20
LADIES AID
SOCIETY FAIR
st. Pauls Organization Fast
Completing Plans for
Affair.
WILL BE HELD NEXT WEEK

endeavor will meet with great sue
cess the Ladies' Aid Society of st.
PauFs Methodist Episcopal church,
TottenY1lle, are fast completing
plans for the fair that is to be held
In the lecture/oom next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
October %, 26 end 27. The ladies
on the committee in charge of the ar
rangements and those on the various
booths have succeeded in securing
many fancy and useful articles for
the affair. Some novel attractions
are being planned for the three.
nights that the fair is to be held.
The Committees.
Those In charge will be as follows:
President, Mrs. William f. Pepper;
vice president, Mrs. Lima Dorsey;
secretary, Mrs, Ella Monroe; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. George A.
Moore; treasurer, Mrs. A. f. Decker.
Fancy booth-Miss Anna Van
Name, directress; Mrs. P. G.. Blight,
Mrs. T. P. Rutan, Mrs. F. Baxter,
Mrs. Edgar Ellis, Mrs. James Little,
. Mrs. William Derickson, Mrs. J. T.
Cole, Mrs. G. Dissosway, Mrs. John
Hopkins, Mrs. Francis Lewis, Mrs.
M. G. Quimby, Mrs. H. @. Stiles, S,
Ward Stanton, Mrs. J. l.. Bedell,
Miss Mamie Derickson, Miss Marie
Bogert, Mrs. Raymond Ellis, Miss
Rosella Lewison, Mrs. Benjamin
Williams.
Domestic and Apron booth-Mrs.
Lima Dorsey, directress; Mrs. p. M.
: Van Name, Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs.
r. Christopher, Mrs. ID. A. Joline,
Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Knox, Mrs.
II n DnripIrcnp AI,sr yohr nrorrn
Mrs. John J%ourneay, Mrs. Dewitt
Pepper, Miss Maud Paugh, Miss Julia
Cole, Miss Glass, Miss Josie Joline,
Mrs. Ella Van Name.
Japanese and Art booth-Mrs. A.
f. Decker, directress; Mrs. j. c..
Murphy, Mrs. c. s, WIDEN, Mrs. G. T.
Leven, Mrs. John Scudder, Mrs. H.
". Mccormick, Mrs. George A. Moore,
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. j. Furman, Mrs.
Eppinger, Mrs. w. t. Smith, Miss
Ida Bedell, Miss Anna Polhemus,
Miss French, Miss Barbara Paugh,
Miss Elsie Paugh.
Orange Tree-Miss Leila Hoag,
directress; Miss Marie Brown, Miss
Bernice Journeay, Miss Dorothy
Joline, Miss Eva Anderson, Miss
rHstella Bedell, Miss Flossie Ander-
Miss Hazel Brown, Miss Margery
Wn, Emma Ruddick, Isabel
int, Lillian Monroe.
booth-Mrs. G. w. Slaight,
directress: Miss Lima Dorsey, Miss
Mabel Cofson, Miss Hazel Slaight,,
Miss Marion Cole, Miss Viola Gibbs,
Miss Carrie Slaight, Miss Sadie
Hamilton Skidmore, Mrs. Otis Rud-
dick, Miss Hattie christopher, Miss
Grace Braden, Mrs. Ned. Paugh.
Ice Cream and Soft Drinks-A. f.
Decker, director; Benjamin Bishop,
Benjamin Cole, Charles Cole, Morris
Hoag, Arthur Sprague, Bernard Gra-
ham, Graham christopher, Wendell
Slaight, Howard Slaight, Herbert
Bedell, Joe Bedell, Watson Joline,
Edward Gross, Mark Skidmore.
willing Workers variety--Miss A.
South, directress; Hazel Moore, Lucy
Ruddick, Margery Cunningham,
Anna and Margaret Ceiling, Kathe-
rine Lindenmeyer, Marion Linden
meyer, Grace Meyers, Grace Laing,
Anna Curry, Helen Williams, Mabel
Adams, Ruth Stanton, Annie Belle
Moore, Helen Derickson, Della Bur-
CESS, Evelyn Monroe, Florence
Rolerdu.
Fruit and Peanuts-Miss Kate
Specht, directress; CorneIia Specht,
Minnie Paugh, Ruth Ormundson.
Grocery booth-Official board in
charge. d. G. Butler, chairman.
Decorating committed. j. rep
per, Miss Anna Van Name and Mrs.
A. F. Decker.
Committee on booths-Bichard
Christopher in charge.
Committee at the door-Mr. Knox
and Earl Anderson.
Supper Table-Mrs. T. Leven, Mrs.
D. B. Skidmore, Mrs. Irving Slaight,
direetresses; Mrs. f. j.. Lyle, Mrs.
w. Robedee, f. R~obedee, Mrs. VIII
liam Skidmore, Mrs. Ed. Slaight,
Mrs. S. Woglom, Mrs. Hiram Ried,
Mrs. Elva Butler, Mrs. Balliett, Mrs.
Jennie Bedell, Mrs. Fred Hopping,
Mrs. +. V. Moore, Miss Kate Leven,
Mrs. H. Clover, Mrs. G. Slaight, Mrs.
D. C. Butler, Mrs. Eta Monroe, Mrs.
A. Henne, Mrss William Moore, Mrs.
M. j. SIaight, Mrs. P~endexter, Mrs.
II. Clayton, Mrs. D. ]. Pepper, Mrs.
T. o. Simonson, Mrs. F. Skidmore,
Miss F. Lucas. Miss Kate Wood, Mrs.
Ruddick, Miss Ida Wood, Mrs. e.
Corson.
On Tuesday night, the opening
night of the fair, a fine supper will
be served. Tickets twenty-five cents.
On Wednesday night there Will be
q musical under the direction of
Mrs. A. F. Decker and e. S. Scales,
and on Thursday night there VIII be
a college sketch and an attractive
program. Useful AND fancy articles
will be offered for saf9 and the adj
mission each night will be ten cents.
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