Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-14
WOMEN SELL MINCE MEAT
Good Things to Eat, as Well as to
Sell, at the Fair.
BEE RoTUNDA Is CROWDED
-Four More Churches Take Posses
sion 90 Sell Their WarcS--Onc
Church is to Build m
Addition.

The women Of the McCabe Methodist
Episcopal church have a very inspiring
motive back of their bazar which is part
of the big Christmas sale going on in
the rotunda Of the Bee building The
little band Of workers which forms the
Ladies Aid society of the church is plan
ming to build a dining room and kitchen
onto the church with the money which
they make from the bazaar. This is the
first bazaar that the women OF the Nc
Cabe church have ever held. They began
in the heat of the summer to make
aprons, quilts and fancy work for the
event,
Mrs. II. d. Thorpe is president Of the
Ladies' Aid Of the NcCabe church and
is head of the Christmas bazaar Her as
sistants are: Mrs. A. T. Potrio. and Mrs.
J. N. Lampman at the apron counter;
Mrs. r. II. Thorpe and Mrs w. L. Hat
fled, fancy work; Mrs. c. G. Sinner and
Miss Florence Tabor, quits; Mrs S.
Faulkner, bakery stuff; Mrs. H. A. Mar
tin and Mrs. W. ]. Sturgeon, candy.
The other churches which are holding
theirysales in the Bee building today and
Thursday are the First Congregational,
Hirst Memorial Methodist Episcopal and
Oak Street Methodist Episcopal churches.
Mincc Meat for sale.
The prize article for sale in the bazaar
Of the First Congregational church is
mince meat. The women of the Hanscom
Park division of the church have been
famous for their mince meat for several
years. A few weeks ago they assembled
at the home of Mrs. @. w. LOOMS,
donned big kitchen aprons and mixed
the apples, suet, raisins. meat and other
secret products and put up the mince
meat into mason jars The women who
took part in the mixing were Mrs. E. NJ.
Bartlett, Mrs w. e. Bingham Mrs
Loomis, Mrs. George Woolley, Mrs Il,
b. Branch and Miss Elizabeth Bosworth
! At noon there was only one jar Of the
mince meat left for sale.
Mrs. Charles Harding heads the First
Congregational church bazaar. At the doll
counter are Mrs. r. d. Mason and Mrs
r. e. Livsey. Mrs. w. L. Bingham sells
put-up, fruit and jellies. Mrs. o. B. Can
son and Miss Ruth Ganson preside at the
candy table. Selling fancy work are Mrs
Warren Blackwell, Mrs e. c. McGilton.
Mrs. Ella Squires and Mrs. A. b. Somers.
Selling aprons are Mrs. G. w. LOOMS,
Mrs. e. b. Branch, Miss Elizabeth Bos-
worth, Mrs. c. l.. Hemple, Mrs. M. A.
Stems, Mrs. ID. /. Simpson and Mrs w.
| H. Russell.
! AT the bazaar of the Hirst Memorial
Methodist church, headed by Mrs ]. f.
Pettigrew; the candy counter is
/ in charge Of Miss Hattie Weeks and Miss
Nina Brady; fancy work, Mrs. N. c.
Latham and Mrs. w. L. Rice; china,
Miss May Burkamp. aprons, Mrs. G. w.
| Tfffey and Mrs. John Keever.
The women of the Oak Street Methodist
church are holding their very first bazaar,
the church being a new one dedicated
only last Easter Miss Blanche Young is
chairman. Mrs. A. Watson sells fancy
work, Mrs. "A. NJ Williamson and Mrs
a. +. Carleton have aprons Mrs. 1. NJ
Hart lis at the candy and pickle counter
Assisting at the different sections are
Mrs. T.. c.. Webster, Mrs. c, w. Smith,
Mrs. Robert Lang, Mrs. NJ. II. Sturgeon
and Mrs. j. Il. Leayitt