Evening journal., 1911-07-20
NEWPORT READY
FOR VILLAGE FAIR
Two Day Outdoor Carnival for
Church Benefit to Open
Tomorrow
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del. July 2O-The VII
lage Fair will open tomorrow and
continue until Saturday evening. The
fair will be under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
Church. The booth decorations and
the wares to be sold have all been
arranged. The garden at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Perkins Groome
will be used for serving supper. This
will be in charge of Mrs. John p,
Lyman assisted by Mrs. Frank Hanes-
worth, Mrs. Slack, Mrs. William
Hanna, Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. Owen
Carton, Mrs. John Cranston, Mrs
John Ratledge. Mrs. Harvey Benson
Mrs. John Harris, Mrs. Melvin, Mrs
Atwood Weldin, Mrs. John Miller
Mrs. Walter Young, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs
Turner. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Weer, Mrs
Quimly Lyman, Mrs. Florence Young
Mrs. George Steward, Mrs. Wilson
Burton, Mrs. John Philips, Mrs
Theadore Philips, Mrs william
Knots, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Harry Mil
Ter, Mrs. Rudolph, Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Fred Snyder. Miss Catherine
Hanna, Miss Edna Scarborough, Mis-
Margaret Lindall, Mrs. John First
Mrs. Lyman and Mrs. Groom.
A new English kitchen, with cakes
pies and bread and rolls for sale viii
be maintained at the w. c. T. L
building. The chairman of this de
partment is Mrs John +. Whann, as
sisted by Mrs. Harold Strahorn, Mrs
Lizzie Hilyard, Mrs. Austin Steward
Miss Anna Jones.
An Italian garden Immediately out
side will attract the eye and Their
| flowers can be bought from Mr.
Lewis Duff and her assistants, Mr.
Lester, Mrs. Harvey Gregg, Mrs. Ed
ward Wherry, and Miss Clara Weldii
On the same plot of ground wi
be a bazaar by the Willing Worker
where all kinds of attractive ware
can be purchased from a committe
headed by Mrs. Harry Dempsey an
Mrs. H. Mitchell. Mrs. Ephraim Myer
Mrs. Kellogg, Miss Bertha Yarnall
An Indian booth near will hay
candy for sale that will be made undt
the directions of Mrs. Chester Davi
Mrs. William King, Mrs. Charlie
Long, Miss Ethel Woodward and Mis-
Anna Harris.
On the lawn of Daniel Green's hon
will be a Chinese joss shop. Game
can be played there and there will
prize packages for sale by Miss MAJ
Green and Miss Helen Cranston, Mr.
E. V. Grano, Miss Vera Dun, Nit
Frances Springer and Mrs. Arth'
Gamble.
Ice cream will be served in a Jal
anese tea garden next to the parsol
age by George Frederick, Levi
Stats, Mrs. Enoch Smith, MI
Thomas Bullen and Mrs. Villa
Crawford will be in charge TT
Japanese girls will serve iced te
E lemonade and fruit salad. They a
} Miss Elgarta Lindall, Mrs. Anna Wee
Miss Blanche Crawford, Miss Il
! Coward, Miss Irene Price, Miss Ali
. Frederick and Madeline Harris.
r At a Dutch booth Mrs. Howard W
e din and Miss Alice Johnson will S
D ice cream cones. Mrs. ]. p. Grool
{ and Mrs. Ball will be her assistan
A play ground for children fit
. with see-saw and other apparatus W
I be arranged I'm John A. Cranstor
lot with Mrs. Edgar Hilyard in chars
1 Her assistants will be Mrs. Within
Day. Mrs. Alfred Gregg, Mrs. Geor
= Steward and Mrs. Andrew Hargan.
Ice cream tables will be in char
Of Mrs. Harvey Gregg, Miss Net
: Hanna, Miss Blanch Fisher. Miss NJ
lie Ball. Miss Lena Bayne, Miss E
: Hall, Miss Reba Hanna, Miss Al
Miller, Miss Bessie Lyman, Miss +
Mahan, Miss Madeline Cumming
Miss Mary Benson. Miss Mary Sea
borough, Miss Floy Fisher and MI
Hazel Lyman.
Entertainment will be furnish
, both evenings by Skepinakis Orient
Hobo Zobo Band, Clarence ScarbC
. ough, leader. The musicians will
7 Edgar Hilyard, John Benson, Jose
Slack, Harrison Day, Alfred Spen,
e Norman Burton, Earl Stats, Perki
A Hanna, John Hanna, John Ru
Arthur Groomes, John Miller, Willis
6 Ruth. George Weer, Miss Nettie Ha
i ma, Miss Mary Scarborough, MI
a Blanch Fisher, Miss Gertrude Graz
4 ton, Miss Leila Lyman, Miss Ire
{. Price, Miss Madeline Harris.
a There will be a baby parade at
a o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Prii
= will be awarded to the cutest, fatt'
s baby and best decorated carriage.
Personal:-Hugh Garrett and d.
S Bayne spent the evening recently W
e Wilmington friends-Mrs. Franc
J Fisher has returned home aft
n spending some time with relatives
!. REHABILITATION Carr, of WilmiI
}. ton, spent Sunday with John "
q liams-Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stewa
Z. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams,
q New York, spent Wednesday event
!. in Wilmington-Miss Mabel Locus,
Philadelphia, is visiting relatives