Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-06
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Bazaar, Dance, Supper.

Final ARRANGEMENTS have been mace
for the bazaar which the ladies on the
hoard of managers Of the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital are to give at
the Hotel Raleigh Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week. Beside the attracuohs
of the booths, where flowers, cake. lem
onade, ices, candies. aprons. fancy ar
ticles and mystery packages may De pur-
chased, there will be music and dancing
and supper will be served each evening
from to 8 O'CLOCK
One of the cake tables will be presided
over by Mrs. w. E. Fox and the follow
ing ladies from st. Johns Church: Mrs.
D. G. Adee Miss Adee, Miss Mary +.
Brown, Mrs. John Paul Earnest, Mrs.
PERCY Myers, Miss B. c. Saxton, Mrs.
Charles H. Stockton. Miss Jane Wilkes,
Miss Mary C. Dove, Miss Francis Ed
monston and Miss Foster. Homemade
cakes, made from many favorite recipes,
are the special allurement through which
this table gains it's well-earned popular
ity each year. The cake table conducted
by Mrs. Ed j. Stellwagen. assisted by
Miss ellis, Mrs. ]. c. Boyd, Miss u. Bry-
an, Mrs. NJ Griffith, Mrs j. V. Hon.
Mrs. A F. KING ana MRS MRS W.I MDner a. VII.
mer of the Church Of the Epiphany will
be as beautiful as in the past. The fancy
cakes on this table will De exhiplts OF
decorative skill and the electric light
display Of the booth Is always one OF Inc
features of the bazaar.
The candy tables for the sale of home
made candies, bonbons from well-known
confectioners and sweets for the children
are receiving more than usual attention
from the ladies on the committee from
St. Thomas Church Trinity , wnhrca Gb "a
Chase, Md; st. Margaret's Church and
the Church Of the Incarnation. Mrs. J. X.
Johnson. Mrs. A. c. Fenton, Mrs. J.. b.
Lee, Mrs E. M. Mix and Mrs. Faber Ste
yenson will conduct these booths with
F. Clark, John C. Davidson, Norman
Gait. n. NJ Levin, J.. NJ MacMurray.
c. A. Stedman. Grafton Shreve, w. 7.
Curtis, Lester A. Barr. b, r. Browne,
Azel Ford, r. n. Lee. Murray q. Motter,
Clarence Norment, Mary y. Smoot ana
the Misses II. McGrotty. H. Is. Wcker-
sham, Kate B. Burgess and Phyllis Sny-
der.
Church, st. Johns and Grace churches
are expecting large returns from their
time and energy expended upon the as
NAV Of fancy articles and shell jewelry
from Florida, which they will offer for
sale. Mrs. w. T. Glover, Mrs. e. M.
Talcott, Miss semple Pettis and Mrs. j.
McDonald will conduct this booth, at
which Mrs. Robert S. Bealle, Mrs. James
blake. Mrs E. S. Kennedy. Mrs. Louis
Mackau. Mrs. Henry Matthews. Mrs
Percy Thompson, Mrs. William Ballen-
tvne. Mrs. J. Berrall, Mrs. A. F. Hassan,
Mrs. Fred B. Howden. Mrs. F. Morley
nolds, Mrs johnson Morgan. Mrs. II: w.
OfYutt. Mrs. Robert ]. Peck. Mrs. c. &.
Hail. Mrs. II. Scheers and the Misses
Lucia M. Dorsett. Glorvina B: Gordon'
Francis Blake. Mary Madford. Ann
Blackwood and Mary Meich will also as
sist.
been selected to meet the demands Of
both the practical and fastidious require
ments of it's patrons. All kinds of aprons
will be for sale at the table presided over
bv Mrs. w. NJ Stewart. Miss Acker. Mrs
VI. b. Myers. Mrs. H. Walbridge and
Mrs G. w. Van Fossen Of Trinity
Church. Those who wish to pry into
the secrets Of the future may have their
curiosity satisfied by Mrs. F. II. Calvert
who will be the fortune teller for the
occasion. Mrs n. NJ. Dove and Mrs. II.
Hawxhurst are busily managing the
MANY details Of the bazaar.