Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
Building on Bennett Lane and First Avenue Trans formed Into Artistic Bower of Beauty and Uniqueness.
VAUDEVILLE
 IN CONNECTIONS
To Be Participated in By Young Society Leaders Who Have Been Working for Weeks Perfe ting Their Parts.

Everybody is looking forward with pleasurable anticipation to the bazaar
 to be given by the Woman's club | Tuesday al the club house on First avenue and Bennett Lane No little | time and ingenuity has been passel Ky the club women in arranging thc booths which will be both unique and original, fetching and pretty. In ad- d'nOn to tIo bazaar there will oe q l several acts seected for this occasion nave been l@nearsing most conscIen tiously and indications point to very 1 c.eiitable performance.
 Miss Fay DeMund and Miss Hazel , DeMund will supervise the decorations of the entire building which will be made to represent a veritable conser- 1 vatory. Refreshments will be served ] throuhOut the afternoon, Mrs E. E. i Kirkland presiding at the tea table as sisted by Mrs. D NJ Francis, Mrs. 1 Frank Cox, Mrs. James Griffin, Mrs. | H P DeMund and Mrs. T. w. Pem- | Dti lOll. NlIS. fkODtIl GbdDOuE anu MTE. | s. J Nicholson will act as gypsy can l dy vendors and in the evening wend l their way through the audience selling f home made sweets.
 The reception hall will be a bower l of roses and chrysanthemums and | roses and there the bazaar commit 1 tee Mrs. w. P. Sears chairman, Mrs. ! Sims Ely and Mrs John Bennett will receive assisted by Mrs E. A. Fowler, i president of the club, Mrs J w. Dor 1 ris, Mrs. Hugh Campbell and Mrs. Geo. | Nickers. only one booth will be in this i room, in the fireplace a huge grotto is 1 being constructed Miss Helen Laird 1 is the chairman of this section and is said to be in direct communication 1 with three wierd portrayers of the past, i present and future. In this den of 1 shadows will be Madam Riijuwen | (Read You WelD and the beautiful 1 gypsy twins, Gypstella and Gyphelen. | Mrs. M. H Williams, Miss Deats and l Miss Stella Sears will be in charge 1 A huge and handsomely decorated 1 Christmas tree resplendent with 1 sparkling ornaments will occupy the 1 center of the stage in the auditorium | that will be lined with booths, one more attractive than the other. Di-
 Iectly below this will be a floral booth
 and not only every variety of flowers | from famous Phoenix gardens will be i sold but exquisite chiffon. silk and , velvet roses may be secured. In this i beauty bower will be Mrs. Webb Grif- ! fen. Mrs. Reba Elliott, Mrs Robert Peabody and Mrs Hal Bennett The candy shop will be managed by Mrs. w. w. McNeff and her clerks" 1 will be Mrs. H NJ. Kennedy, Miss | Louise Murphy, Miss Flora Grier and : Miss Ruth Doris. All sorts of tempt
 ing sweets will be there in plenty and l boxes or bags may be purchased and 1 this department will undoubtedly be a
 financial success.
 Mrs. w. J. Riley will have every i conceivable kind of an apron. She has
 chosen Mrs. I. J. Johnson. Mrs. A. J. 1 Chandler and Mrs. C. c. Hutchinson to 1 assist her and advertises her wares as 1 follows:
 l On the third of December
 | The date please remember | The Womans Club holds a bazaar. l An apron please buy
 ! They will not be high
 We promise to sell them at par, l There'n be aprons for all l The short and the tall
 We'll deliver them right at your call
 Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey has a large
 assortment of rare and handsome nov cities that will make lovely Christmas | gifts. A miscellaneous booth is hers
 where everything in fancy work and | bric a brac will be exhibited. Mrs w 1 L. Pinney and Mrs. E. E. Pascoe will | be with Mrs. Kibbey who will also have
 the club contingent from Mesa includ- l ing Mrs. John Waring, Mrs Evans and
 Mrs. Hagerland in her booth. | Mrs. w. c. Foster and her charming l companions, Mrs. L. H Chalmers and
 Mrs. w. K. James vii be in charge of l the Hope Chest" The bride elect 1 and newly wed will find many desir- 1 able bits of lace and needlework in this l department
 The doll and baby booth conducted
 by Mrs. Dwight B. Heard and an able i corps of assistants will be one of the
 most beautiful and attractive at the
 bazaar. Everything for the the ba-
 by's comfort and amusement will be
 for sale. Dolls of every description
 have been collected and every detail
 of a dolls outfit will be there. Assist
 in Mrs. Heard will be Mrs w. G. Hart | ranft, Mrs. w. A. Parish, Mrs. w $.
 Humbert and Mrs James H. McClin- | tOck.
 Household linen has not been over
 looked. Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. Ar
 thur Gibbons Hulett, Mrs. William
 Heflin and Mrs. Edward OMalley/have
 lines, from the most elaborate embroid-
 cred pieces to simple kitchen towels.
 Mrs. Lee M. Fitzhugh will have in
 charge a splendid variety of Xmas trees of Arizona's own growth, cut
 from the tops of the tall pines of the