Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-13
BAZAAR IS
WELL ATTENDED
Crowds ThrDng Quarters in
Main Streets ard Despite
Circus AntlereG Enter
tainment Has Crowd
Is SCENE OF BEAUTY


had begun 10 arrive before seven and
half an hour before the scheduled
honr for opening several OF the
booths had opened and We're receiy-
ing liberal patronasU. By the
time s O'Clock had arrived there was
a larger attendance than had been
anticipated for that time and from
then on there was a steady iniiax
Ply sis there was comfortable
crowd and when the hour came for
the dancing. $50 O'Clock. the crowd
had still further materially increased
and SO the nnEN continued during
the evening despite the fact OF 4
counter attraction in the district, the
animal circus. which must haze had
its effect on the attendance. AS il
was the committee expressed itself
as well satisfied.
Before reaching the Elks home on
Main street ones attention is a.
tracted by an Illuminated electric
sign. flashing on and of and an
bouncing the Elks Bazaar.
Scene OF Beauty ls Shown.
On entering the club house the
visitor instinctiyely turns to the right
of the door after checking mats ana
wraps. Here is the fancy goods
booth that is ladened under a mag
niicent display Of handiwork Of the
fair friends OF the Elks besides the
liberal donations OF the Cananea mem
bers of the anUlerad herd. There
We're twenty superb sofa pillows, pill
low tops, drawn work, hand painted
china, hammered brass. copper goods.
almost eyeryth ne beautiful that
could be imagined
Next came the country store ana
the Bingville pOstOfice The FIRST
action Of the evening was a purchase
of a stogie al this establishment
which has a marvellous display OF
goods ranging from toothpicks. pea
nuts and chewing gum to gas ranges.
loads of wood. bales OF hay. crates or
chickens, and again from bananas to
baskets OF wines. At the Bmgville
POST office favored ones called for let
ters on notification.
On the other side OF this room was
a chance booth. the cigar booth and
the bank where Elks money was
given in exchange for coin of the
realm at a ratio OF s for l.
Gambling Wide Open.
Passing on into what WgS former
ly the billiard room It is found that
the tables have been displaced and
the old days OF open gambling E4ye
come back, all within the la since
the stakes and winnings ale all iu
Ilks money. here are three rou
iette wheels. a faro bank and two
crap tables and last evening all Were
doing a rushing bus ness. In this
room is also We Ode English Tavern
where soft drinks are served by
charming barmaids. sweet cider be-
ing the strongest beverage.
Below in the basement or as it is
termed, in the stump. is the rathskel-
lar. The entrance is a narrow and
winding one but it had its popuiari-
ty none the less
Still Other Attractions.
Upstairs is the WaldCrf-Astoria
Cafe where delicious coffee with fresh
cream and sandwiches are served. ad-
jscent TO il IS The booth for ices and
in the lodge room. not taking up too
much space are the booths for flowers
and candles. The display at the for
meT was one OF the finest ever seen
in Bisbee.
Dancing. with Brernans orchestra
furnishing the music. began at $50
and continued until after midnight.
Ladies' Lend Services.
Among The ladies who last night
gave their time and attention to aid
ing the success of the bazaar at the
various booths and departments are:
Refreshments: Mrs. J. L. Sullivan.
Mrs. r. A. BTetherton, Mrs. II. A.
Jennings. Miss Mary Matthews. Mrs.
Frank Duvall. Mrs. J p. Hassinger.
and Miss Rose Sutley.
Chances were in charge OF EuPene
M Cocks assisted by Mrs. Alvin. Miss
Patty Kinseila and Need Powell.
Fancy GOODS. Mrs. Nathan, Mrs.
RIair. Mrs Silyerthorn. Mrs Cox,
Mrs. White and Mrs. Davis.
Cigars: Mrs. r. L. Staliings. Miss
Lizzie Matthew. Miss Annie Mat
thews. Miss May Hassler and Mrs
Hogan.
PostoGice: Miss Viola Bass and
Miss Venita Lewis.
Flowers Miss boyd Miss Johnston.
Miss Edwards. Miss Kriebaum. Miss
Sutdth. Miss Mckee. Miss Perkins
and Mrs. REYNOLDS
Country Store.
Country store: Assisting Messrs.
Graham and Nathan were Misses
Mccarthy. Kehoe. Kangus, Downine
and Hughes
Candy: Mrs Rowen. Mrs Hubbar'
and Mrs Downing
Dolls Misses Dollie Jaoo-s Anna
Robinson ana Roberta Sinclair.
We Oide ENGLISH Tavern: Mics Ton
kin. Mrs Scott, Mrs. Dougherty and
Miss Stanard
other ladies will be added 70 the
list of those in charge Of the various
booths during the week
The dancing proved a delightful
feature and the ball room was a
center Of attraction from the time
the music G'arted till the air OF
"iIome Sweet Home" was heard