Arizona republican., 1913-11-13
PREPARING FOR
 ]. [. 5. BAZAAR
Floor of Masonic Temple to Be Given Over to the Ladies of Eastern Star for the Sale of Their Work

Phoenix people are looking forward with a great deal of pleasure to the Charity Bazaar which is to be held under the auspices of the members of the Phoenix Chapter No. Order of the Eastern Star, on the afternoon and eV- ening of Thursday, November 20. The bazaar is to be held at the Masonic temple on South Central avenue and the entire lodge room floor of the tenn pie will be used. The idea of the Char ity Bazaar was first suggested at meeting of the chapter held late last spring, and acting Worthy Matron Constance Scott, appointed at that time a general committee composed of Mrs E. F. Marks as chairman and Mrs. Bertha Galpin, Mrs F. w. Slocum, Mrs. Simpson and Miss Cricket Humphrey.
 Though this was the first event of the kind ever undertaken by the order in this city, the committee determined to make it a huge success from both financial and social standpoint and went at the big task before them in most businesslike way. They soon had a large number of committees It work and practically every member of the order became interested in the success of the venture. Work was carried on throughout the summer season and 1 during the last month or two all the plans of the several committees have ! been carried to a state of completion, and the people of Phoenix are assured of a most enjoyable bazaar function. Much labor has been spent by the | |, gentlemen in the making of beautiful and useful articles, many of which will be suitable for Christmas gifts, and these will be offered for sale at very reasonable prices, displayed in attrac- tive booths which will be presided over by attractive women. Much work has been done in decorating the hall and booths and a most beautiful and ar tistic sight is in store for those who at tend. The lodge room proper will be converted into ballroom in the even ing and dancing will be one of the many features provided
 The men of the chapter have been put to work by the ladies and that they will be seen and heard from goes with out saying. They have refused to di vuIge their plans to the committees and a surprise or two is in store for some body
 The admission to the bazaar will be free and inasmuch as the purpose of all this great labor of love on the part of the membership is to create a char ity fund for the chapter the liberal sup port and patronage of the Phoenix peo- pie is hoped for and will undoubtedly be realized.
 The following sub- committees, aided and assisted by most of the members, are in charge of the various depart ments of the bazaar:
 Apron booth-AIrs N L. Carpenter. chairman: Mesdames F. J. Gnlett. F. P. Grindstead, H. A. Gaild, NJ. D. Novin- ger. Chas. Hunter and Miss Whitfield
 Bag booth-Mrs. Geo. Stewart. chair man: Mesdames A D. Levine, A. J. Scoffield W. w. Cook. W A. Thomp- son, Rozline, Bertha Graves, Sarah Galpin.
 Baby, dolI cap and fIower-Mrs. w. B. Twitchell, chairman: Mesdames N. c. Stebbins, Al Williams. Joseph Cope. Jim Parks. F. o. Carlisle, Howard Heelman, c. w. Randall.
 Candy boOth-Mrs J. r Goddard. chairman: Misses Ella Luhrs, Rissie Humphrey, Agness Hawley, Anna Phelps. Margaret Plant, Nellie WiIkin- son, Ruth St. Clair
 Miscellaneous booth-Mrs. Harriet Vickers. chairman: Mesdames J. J. Sweeney, s. J. Doster. J. c. Monihan. M. C. Merryman, J. NJ. Swetnam, H. B