Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-18
FIREMENS Bazaar
A BIG SUCCESS
City Assembly Rooms a Brilliant
Scene Of ColOred Lights.
FIRST NIGHT PLEASED PATRONS.
Supper To Continue Unlil Friday
Night lselusiys The Helper.

Last night wss the opening night
at the Firem ms supper and bazaar at
the City Assembly Rooms. The sup
per will continue until Friday night
inclusive and on Friday afternoon
children will be admitted.
Upon entering the Assembly
Rooms last night the patrons were
greeted with beautiful scene that
rivaled fairyland in color and brilli-
aDcy In the centre of the hall, sus-
pended from the ceiling, was the
large atar, with 286 electric lights
that had ornsmented the top OF the
Community Christmas tres on Marke t
Square during Christmas week
Strings Of several hundred red and
blue liRhrs we're hung criss. cross
around the hall, and the effect was
highly spectacular and pleasing.
Dainty supper tables were spread,
three on either side of the hall, and
delicious menu of fried oysters,
cold ham, cold beef, potato and
chicken salad, cole slaw, celery,
olives, pickles, rolls, biscuits, coffee
or chocolate, was served by willing
mattresses The service was excel
lent.
The large cake booth faced the
entrance and scores Of delicious
cakes were on sale. To the right
was the candy booth, with an abund-
ant supply Of delicious homemade
candy Opposite was a booth Of
loveliness in red and green, lighted
with owls, monkeys, apples, pears,
cherries and all sorts OF fancy in
candescent bulbs. This booth is tor
fancy articles, and is a wonder
On Friday last its workers, Miss
Virginia Mullan and Mrs. Abe Moss,
started with SIS, and a pair Of bed
room slippers, and now there are hun
dreds Of beautiful and useful articles
and the booth is doing a land Office
business.
Next is the ish pond, where in a
pend OF real" water, you ran fsh to
your hearts co ltent. These fish (gold
and cps ckledl are numbered, and the
fishermen get a corresponding pack
age.
The ladies' dressing room il devoted
tc an ice cream parlor and is a
thing Of beauty" in green and red.
Ths service here is excellent. The
following are the helpers:
Mrs. Robert Strange, chairman sup
per
Table No. 1-Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
purvis, Mrs. Boone, Mrs. Johnston,
Mrs. e. c. Burt.
Table No. 2-Miss Katie Feldmeyer,
Mrs. Heyman, Miss Fairbanks.
Table No. g. Mrs. w. w. Russell,
Mrs. Lyons, Miss Fife Strange, Mrs.
re ynolds. Mrs. Barber, Mrs. John
Taylor.
Table No. 4-Mrs. Lintbicum, Mrs.
Strahorn, Misses Lillian and Mabel
Linthicum, Miss Nellie Dadds.
Table No. 8 Mrs. Williams, Miss
Sarah Brewer, Miss Lille Gibbs.
Table No. 6-Mrs. Kane, Mrs.
Donald and Mrs. Holly.
Supply Table--Mrs. Beehler, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Skipper, Miss West
brook.
Ice Cream Mrs. Wood in charge
Mrs. Hopkinp, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
Fold, Misses Mildred and Elizabeth
Hopkins, Virginia Taylor. Carolyn
Trautwein, Nellie Enniss, Annie and
Virgie Jefferson, Ethel Phillips, Ger
trude Donald, Carrie Wood and others.
Fishing Pond Mrs. Fred Stone
Mrs. Douw, Olivia Lyons, FIN ma
Lyons, Rosalie Stone, Eleanor Childs,
LillisD Robinson.
Rafie Booth--Miss MGllan, Mrs.
James A. Lloyd, Mrs. Abe Moss, Miss
Cannon, Miss Flood, Miss Naugbton,
Rose Kane, Tunis Strange.
Candy--Mrs. Edward Beavin, Misses
Myrtle Sturm, Lillian Myers, Helen
Fieseler, Ernest MeinhOld, Ruth and
Grace Crutchley, Florence Middleton.
Cake Mrs. Jack Childs, Mrs. Carr,
Mrs. Tisdale, Mrs. Walton, Misses
Helen and Edith Childs, Miss Har-
rington, Misses De ROeher, Annie
Graham.
Fortune Telling-Misses Edith
Strange, Claire Martin. Margaret
Strange, Miss Bielaski.
Smoking Room Gladys Martin
Madeline Martin and Margaret Moss