Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-29
EPISCOPAL FAIR OPENS
MANY SUPPERS SERVED

The three night fair under the
auspices of st. Stephens Episcopal
church, opened under very auspic-
ious circumstances in Knights of
Pythias hall, Tottenville, last night,
with many people in attendance from
this and surrounding places. A fea-
ture of the opening was supper
served from $3.50 until 8 o'clock
by the ladies under the direction of
Mrs. Frank Joline, chairman OF the
committee in charge. More than
100 were served with supper during
the evening
The fair in itself is bound to be
success There are six booths in
the hall Each is tastefully decora-
ted and laden down with all kinds Of
fancy and useful articles to satisfy
the wants of all. Each booth is
prettily decorated with colored crepe
paper and presided over by beyy of
young people. The variety booth is
decorated in pink and green, while
the fancy booth is pink alone. The
apron booth is done in white and
red and the candy booth is white and
violet. The box booth is trimmed
in Japanese effect, while the fakirs'
booth, where you can get a cane IL
you ring one, is trimmed in blue and
white.
Another addition to the fair is
an exhibit of Sperry and Hutchinson
Trading Stamp Company, where on
the last night of the fair anyone
having a book of stamps or more
may have them redeemed George
Vredenburg, manager of the Smith
street store in Perth Amboy, with
Miss Van Horn, are in charge of the
exhibit. Many were at the fair on
the opening night.
The attraction tonight at the fair
will be an entertainment under the
direction of Miss Sallie Shanks and
Miss Edna V. Johnson The last
night dance will be held.
The officers of the fair are: Mrs.
]. r. Bedell, president; Mrs. E. r.
Cuny, first vice president; Mrs.
Frank Joline, second vice president;
Mrs. G.. B. Webb, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. William Bloodgood, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. A. M.
Sprague, treasurer. Associate Off
GERS: Rev. Archdeacon and Mrs
Charles Sumner Burch, Rev. and
G. B. Webb, Frank Joline, Jacob
f. w. Hillard.
The following are the booths and
those in charge of them:
Fancy Booth-Mrs. r. D. Ellis,
directress; Mrs. Helen Stryker, as
sistant; Mrs. l.. Mccormack, Mrs B.
Williams, Mrs. c. w. Winant, Mrs.
A. s. Joline, Mrs. G.. M. Keifer, Mrs.
G. S. Barnes, Miss M. Dubois, Miss
e. Johnson, Miss A. Joline, Miss K.
Wood, Miss F. Weir Miss X. Decker,
Miss S. VanDeusen, Miss M. Sleight,
Mrs. William Wincapaw, Mrs. B.
Joline, Mrs. #. w. Hillard, Mrs. r :.
Lewis. Mrs. T. Hutchinson, Mrs. M.
Lowell, Mrs. e. Fitch, Mrs @. j..
Rogers, Mrs. l. Bloodgood, Mrs. B.
Rothschild, Mrs. G.. S. Scales, Mrs. M
L. Joiine. Mrs. G. G. Brown, Mrs. H.
G. Ellis, Mrs. W. Washington, Mrs
M. Quimby, Mrs. r. l.. Hadkins, Mrs
A. Cole. Mrs e. Ballantyne, Mrs NJ.
Williams, Mrs. F. w. Baxter, Miss B.
Cronk, Miss E. Parr.
l. Candy Booth-Mrs. George Hoehn,
directress; Mrs. William Bloodgood,
assistant; Miss M. Cook, Miss N.
Cook, Miss l.. Little. Miss L. Hoehn,
Miss e. Bedell, Miss NJ Messner,
Mrs. William Scott, Mrs H. Mckee,
Mrs. H. Bachman, Miss Maude Fl.
Sure and Miss Isabella Bloodgood
Apron Booth-Mrs. Stephen SLOW
er, directress; Mrs. G. T. Smith, as
sistant; Mrs. 2. ] Lovett, Mrs. A. e.
johnson, Mrs. G. q. Totten, Mrs. r.
Hoehn.
Variety Booth-Mrs. e. w. Ber-
lett. directress; Mrs. Theodore
Sleight, assistant; Mrs. N. McGee,
Mrs. William Disbury, Mrs E. Owing
ton, Mrs S. Mccormack, Mrs. A. Du-
Bois, Mrs. w. Chapmen, Miss X.
Messner.
Box Booth--Mrs. S. McHose, di-
rectress; Miss Evelyn Hoehn, Miss
Lillian Lovett and Miss Ida Roland.
Fakirs Booth-Edward Johnson,
director.
| Barrel of Fun-Mrs. E. J. Gross
directress; Miss Helen Whithurst,
assistant.
Those in charge of the supper last
night were: Mrs. Frank Joline,
directress; Mrs. Ida Bloodgood, Mrs
j. f. Bedell, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs
Hoy. Mrs. e. j. Gross, Mrs. r. D.
Ellis, Mrs. William Bloodgood, Mrs
M. l.. Joline, Mrs. A. a. Johnson,
Mrs. e. J. Lovett, Mrs. William Win
capaw, Miss B. Cronk, Mrs. A. M.
Sprague, Miss e. Parr, Mrs. George