Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
PURITAN FAIR
OPENS TONIGHT
st. PauI's Ladies Event to
be Held Three Nights.

With every detail completed the
Puritan fair of st Paul's Methodist
Episcopal church, of Tottenville
that Is to be held in the Sunday
school room during the next three
nights, commencing with tonight
promises to be one of the most sue
cessful affairs ever held by the
members of that church. The
Ladies' Aid Society, Of which Ar
thur f. Decker is president, to-
gether with the other organizations
of the church during the past
few months, have been making
preparations for this event. Many
fancy and useful articles have been
secured by donation and what the
members have made.
An old fashioned New England
supper will be a feature on the
opening night tonight The menu
will consist of baked beans, brown
bread, beef loaf, ham, pumpkin pie.
Tomorrow night the attraction will
be a musical program and a drill
by Co. G, Twelfth Regiment United
Boys Brigade OF America, under
Captain NJ. Matheson. A regular
social with a pantomime, under the
direction IL Miss Eleanor Ballet,
will be given on the closing night
of the fair There will also be other
features. There are six booths ar
tistically decorated on both sides
of the room and each Is in charge
of a committee from the different
societies Of the church.
The following are those In charge
of the various booths:
Fancy booth-Miss A. Van Name,
Mrs. @. Penhallow, Mrs. =. G. Muir
ply, Mrs. J. r. Hopping, Mrs. Will
liam Eppinger, Mrs. j. B. Bedell.
Mrs. Charles Thrall, Mrs. George
SculI, Mrs. Reuben Wood, Miss Eta
Hines, Mrs. Frank Skidmore, Miss
Ida Bedell, Mrs. Charles Marshall,
Mrs. Dewitt Pepper, Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs. Edward Conklin, Mrs. 7. P.
Rutan, Mrs. H. G.. Stiles, Mrs. f.
Lewis, Miss Wayne Derickson, Mrs.
Kate Dissosway. Mrs. NJ. G, Quinby.
Mrs. r. Ellis, Miss S. Van Duesen,
Mrs. B. Williams, Mrs. j. Cole, Mrs.
S. Cossey, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. c..
A. Thrall.
Candy booth-Mrs, G. w. Slaight,
Mrs. J. Little, Mrs. Edgar Ellis, the
Misses B. Monroe, G. Slaight, H.
Christopher. G. Pierson, III. Slaight.
l.. Dorsey, l.. Gibbs, s. Hamilton, M.
Cole, Mrs. Gladys Androvette.
Apron booth-Mrs. l.. Dorsey,
Mrs. e. Corson, Mrs. A. Vaughan,
Mrs. Reuben Sprague, Mrs. d. Cole
man. Mrs. E, F. D~erickson, Mrs. P.
Van Name, Miss Josie Joline, Miss
Glass, Mrs. MacCormick, Miss Julia
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penter, Mrs. A. Joline, Miss G..
Slaight, Mrs. George Leyen, Mrs.
Dissosway, Mrs. Ella Van Name.
Doll booth-Mrs. Willis Larkfns,
Mrs. Decker. Miss Polhemus, Mrs.
Hessie Morris. Mrs. Larkin, Miss M.
Paugh, Miss B.. Pangh, Mrs. Reuben
Paugh, Mrs. Otis Ruddick, Mrs.
Woglom, Mrs. Smith De-
Hart, Mrs. Ned. Paugh, Miss De
Boer, Mrs. Joseph Cossey, Mrs. j..
Furman, Mrs. Corwin, Miss Alice
Benz, Miss e. Ballet, Miss Eva
Moore, Mrs. Merritt Leven.
Variety booth-Mrs. South, Mrs.
J.. Brown, Mrs. j. Journey, Misses
y. Monroe, *. Speckt, A. Tomasin,
l.. Schneider, H. Felch, Bernice
Journeay. Marie Brown, Hazel
Brown, Marjory Brown, Anna Rheln,
Hazel Moore, Dorothy Joline.
Box booth-M. M~atheson, Mrs. w.
Robedee, Mrs. E. Demarest, Mrs.
Laura Boyd. Mrs. Ida Hilker, Mrs.
H. e. Sprague, Mrs. Leg. Hamilton
and the boys of Company G.
Mrs. Daniel Skidmore, Mrs. Theo-
dore Leven, Mrs. Irving Slaight,
Mrs. Glover, Mrs. s. Bedell. Miss K.
Wood, Mrs. Laing. Mrs. Pendexfer,
Mrs. Fred Hopping, Mrs. Ballet,
Mrs. M. SkidmoFe, Mrs. w. Moore,
Mrs. p. J. SDrague, Mrs. David Pep
| per, Mrs. Nance, Mrs. Sehoonover,
| Mrs. Ida Moore, Mrs. Fannie Lvle,
Mrs. w. f. Pepper, Mrs. H. Monroe,
Mrs. r. Paugh, Mrs. John Anderson,
Mrs. E. Javcox, Mrs. Morris, Mrs
Campbell, Mrs. F. Robedee, Mrs
Paddock ana Miss f. Lucas.
DIES AT INFIRMARY.