Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
PLAN A Bazaar
FOR MATAWAN
Baptist Ladies to Hold Four
Days Event.
to the EVENING E

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Matawan, Oct. 22:-The ladies of
the Baptist church have completed
arrangements for a four night bazaar
to be held in Geran's Hall Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, October % to 25. Supper
will be served at 6 o'clock each even
ing. An excellent menu will be
served the first three nights by the
ladies, who have the reputation of
getting up an excellent affair of this
kind. An excellent program has
been arranged for each evening.
Fancy and utility articles will be on
fsale during the evening and there
will also be lemonade, oranges,
candy and ice booths. Orders will
be taken every night at the ticket
Office for the cake and biscuit sale
which will take place on Friday.
The committees engaged in ar
ranging for the bazar report COM
mendable progress. An excellent
program and directory has been got
containing ninety advertisements of
firms in Matawan, Keyport, Perth
Amboy, Red Bank and New York.
The menu and program for each
evening will be as follows:
Tuesday.
Regular supper, forty cents; COM
mittee, Mrs. C. A. Geran, Miss E. S.
Thorne. Menu-Cold chicken, chick
en- salad, cold ham, relish, cranberry,
| gelatine, cake, coffee.
The program is as follows. Solo,
Miss H. Tumen; monologue, Mr..
Booker; solo, Miss Tumen.
Wednesday,.
Lunch supper. Committee, Mrs.
Fritz Weber, Mrs. A. w. Henderson.
Menu-Chicken salad with bread
and butter sandwiches, twenty cents;
ham sandwiches, ten cents; cream
cheese and pepper sandwiches, ten
cents; toasted chicken sandwiches,
special, fifteen cents; fruit salad and
cream cheese sandwiches, twenty
cents; coffee, five cents; cake, five
, cents; ice cream, ten cents.
This will be children's evening.
The program is as follows: Recita-
ton, Robert Van Wickle; solo, Iris
Weber; recitation, Miriam Lloyd;
"Three Little Kittens" Vivian,
Edith, Pauline and Vernon Magee;
drill, STARS and Stripes" twelve
girls.
Thursday.
Hot baked bean supper thirty-five
cents. Committee, Mrs. Samuel Bow
er, Mrs. G. Craig. Menu-Baked
beans, scalloped oysters, boiled ham,
relish, Boston brown bread, white
bread, old fashioned preserves, cake,
coffee.
Thn nrooro,, will hns Di1nn cn1n
Mrs. Weimer; recitation, Walter
Schilke; duet, Mrs. Van Iderstine,
Mrs. Lupton; recitation, Miss Mae
Anderson; cornet and trombone duet,
Paul and Chester Weber; recitation,
William Hawkins; solo, Mrs. A. j.
Cartan; recitation, August Kattner;
solo, Miss Irene Bower; chorus, EX-
celSiOr.
Friday.
Cake and biscuit sale. The fol-
lowing program will be carried out:
Musical Bouquet Daughters of the
Covenant. repeated by request).
Committees.
Building booth committee-A.
White, Aaron Warne.
Decorating committee-Mrs. 0.
Van Wickle, Mrs. Bower.
Fancy booth-Mrs. o. Van Wickle.
Mrs. A. B. Henderson.
Utility booth-Miss Irene Bower,
Miss Maude Van Brunt.
Entertainment eommittee--Mrs. e
S. Lupton, Mrs. A. J. Cartan, Mrs. d,
E. Van Wickle.
Advertising committee A. B
Henderson, Elwood Van Brackle.
County store Asher Woolley,
Frank Woolley.
Pitcher booth-Mrs. A. B. Smith,
Mrs. S. E. Hawkins.
Lemonade booth-Miss Mildred
Hulsart, Miss Cecilia Van Brunt.
Orange tree-Adam Banke, Miss
Edna Hendrickson.
Candy committee-Miss Julia Bar
clay, Miss Maude McChesney.