Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
At Woman's Club Bazaar This Year. Display More Varied and Elaborate Than Any Ever Before Attempted.
| Is SUCCESS
 FINANCIALLY
Club Building Thronged With Eager Members and Friends Yesterday Anx- ious to Purchase Many Dainty Novelties.

With more varied assortment of novelties q more elaborate scheme. q larger attendance than ever b.fcr". the Woman's club scored it's gr-ates4 financial success yesterday. when the annual bazaar was held.
 Mrs. w P. Sears. chairman f th, bazaar committee declared she uas "l"Ie than pleased with the rasu,t. it is little early to estimate The proceeds" she said last evening. "b4.
 | am confident it will reach. and very rrohably exceed seven hundred and fifty dollars We have never had ;, I.''lIN or a= lovely novelties as 1h;s Ha*l, nor such ready response iron
 tn hundreds of visitors who have nten, not o"ly generous, but lavish
 Tn praise Of that we have to OffTr"
 As early as three o'clock in the a. tc.Goon the ock was practically cN-
 hou-t-G z! pugh the throngs conunacd
 ming. Many remained until sun
 Wn, charl-''i with the att 'acti..
 SC enc.
 The entire building was in ga'a attire. Roses of every conceivable hado in vases, jardinieres and h+nr- ing baskets were everywhere The walls were hung in chrysanthemums
 while the huge pillars were covered in orange bOughs. studded with their golden fruit Miss Hazel De Mund and Miss Fay De Mund supervised l the decorations and also assisted in arranging the booths.
 1 Mrs. Sears with Mrs Louis Ely
 and Mrs. John Bennett who served | on her committee assisted by Mrs i R. A Fowler. president of the club, 1 Mrs. Helen Bury. chairman of public ] ity; Mrs J w. Doris; Mrs Hugh i Campbell and Mrs George Vickers. The miscellaneous booth was in the l reception hall. The quantities of | beautiful novelties were artistically arranged beneath q canopy of yellow and white chrysanthemums and au- l tumn leaves. owing to illness, Mrs. Joseph H Kibbey who was to have | been in charge. was unable to be present but her assistants .reaped a
 rich harvest. They included Mrs. w. 1 l.. PinneY. Mrs. F.. F Pascoe and
 Mrs John Waring. Mrs. Hageland and ! Mrs. Evans of Mesa. Adjoining this l booth was a huge green grOtto with 1 it's wierd furnishings of black cats, | witches spiders and all those things l symobolic of it's mission As Madam Riijuwell tread you WelD, Mrs. M. H. Williams told past. present and i future and when the crowds became
 too great the gypsy girls. Stella Sears, ! Helen Laird and ROWena DeatS read palms in a perfectly pleasing manner
 The coming holiday was suggested everywhere. but Christmas predomi- mated on the stage. As the curtains parted they left their outline in scar let, Christmas bells and the assemb- age viewed the great pine trees re splendent in their Glittering orna i ments. There was a fascination in
 the purchase of d tiny package tied
 in scarlet. the tissue held with a Christmas seal Mrs. l.. F. HeWins
 and Mrs. H. A Diehl directed this
 amusement The hope chest" with
 it's bridal finery was the daintiest
 thing imaginable Along the count
 CT were arches extending nearly to
 the ceiling. Looped with tulle, that
 here and there formed lovers knots
 studded with Cecil Bruner roses. the
 effect was beautiful. Mrs. W. C
 Foster. Mrs Louis H Chalmers and
 Mrs w K. James were in charge.
 Great yellow poppies completely en-
 veloped the apron booth and attracted
 many who sought dainty Xmas gifts
 Mrs w. J Rifley. Mrs. T. J. John
 son, Mrs. A. J. Chandler and Mrs
 C. C. Hutchinson who presided wore white gowns with touches of yellow K-.le sold by Mrs. W. w. McNeff, Mrs. II NJ. Kennedy, Miss Louise Murphy Miss Flora Grier and Miss Ruth Dor ris. It was a most business-like booth that occupied the center of the room and good business" was re- ported.
 There were household linens il plenty. exqusitely hemmed, lace trimmed or embroidered. displayed in an arched booth, festooned 1T morning glores Mrs. F. T. Ceilings Mrs Arthur Gibbons Hulett, Mrs William Hef1in and Mrs. Edward O'Malley were behind the counter. The doll and baby booth was con stantly surrounded. Hand made in fant garments of the finest textures were sold rapidly as were the biz and little dolls and their complete out fits The shop was core spondingly pretty. Of white lattice it was hung in dainty strands of pep per boughs. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard was chairman of this section, bu owing to MT. Heard's illness wa present but a few moments, her as sistants taking charge. They wer' Mrs. w. G. Hartrauft,. Mrs. w. $ Humbert and Mrs. James H McClin l tock.
 Mrs. Webb Griffin had a florist shop, with the profusion of roses 4 violets and chrysanthemums Wer ] artificial flowers, chiffon and Velve S blossoms of pastel coloring. Mrs Reha Elliott Mrs Robert PeabOd