Evening journal., 1914-07-27
newark FIRENEN
At Carnival TONIGHT
Women of Town to Aid
LaddieS in Paying For
Auto Apparatus
PLENTY OF FUN
FOR THE VISITORS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, July 27.-With more
attractions arranged for than ever be-
fire, the annual street carnival OF the
Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Com.
pany which opens tonight on the lawn
Of the old academy promises to be the
most successful the company has ever
held. The proceeds Of the carnival will
60 to the fund TO pay for the new auto
mobile engine purchased some months
ago.
y. Clifford Wilson is chairman Of the
general committee that has been work
ing hard for weeks to make the carnival
a success. This committee has now com
pleted every detail Of its preliminary
work and is prepared to greet large
crowd at the opening of the affair to-
night. The carnival will open with Il
Red Mems parade, which win be headed
by the Minnehaha Tribe Of Red Men
There will be delegations from number
Of tribes from nearby towns and VIII
mington in line. Several other features
have also been arranged for the open
ing night.
The fact that the women Of the town
have entered into the affair with cnthu.
siasm speaks well for the success of the
carnival. The women will be in charge
of most of the booths and tents and they
have worked hard to have some special
features that will be attractive The
entire list of committees in charge of
the various departments of the carnival
follows:
Cake-AIrs. A. L. Beals, chairman;
Mrs. Frank Jester, Mrs. Thomas Young,
Mrs George Griffin, Miss Mary McKeon,
Miss Hariett Dean, Mrs Laurence Wivel,
Mrs. Ellwood Fl. Wollaston. Mrs Cor
rine Anderson, Mrs. Norris Worrall, Mrs.
Harlan Gray, Mrs. Roger Lovett. Mrs.
Harvey steel, Mrs Joel Gilfllan, Mrs.
Amos Osmond, Mrs. Fl. B. Wright, Mrs.
Isaac Nansant, Mrs. Howard Leak. Mrs
Stephen Comog. Mrs. John Chambers,
Mrs. Harry Poole, Mrs. Alfred Brooks,
Miss Mary Poole. Miss Margaret Ander
son, Miss Mary Young, Mrs. Strickland.
Miss Winnie fader, Mrs Walter Moore,
Mrs. A. G. Pyle, Mrs Harry Hill, Mrs.
Harrison Gray, Mrs. Rutter Mrs. Wigan,
Miss Eta Todd, Mrs Henning, Miss
Alice McCarns, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs.
Fisher.
Fancy Table-Mrs Z Clifford Will
son, chairman; Mrs. Fannie E. Nell
son, Mrs. Samuel J Wright Mrs.
John Pilling, Mrs. Robert Campbell,
Miss Elsie Wright Miss Cornelia
Pilling, Mrs. Harry Bonham, Mrs.
Clarence A. Short, Miss Mary Col
merry, Mrs Charles Colmery, Mrs.
Harry Reed, Mrs. Daniel Thompson.
Mrs. ]. Pilling Wright, Mrs. Lewis
Thomas, Mrs. Ernest v. Vaughn, Mrs.
Thomas T Manns, Mrs H. Warner
McNeal, Mrs. j. w. Brown, Miss Mary
Young, Mrs. Ellwood Wollaston, Mrs.
Burnite, Mrs. Chester Henderson,
Miss Anna Miller, Mrs. Everett G.
Johnson, Mrs. Lewis Cam, Mrs.
Frank Fader. Mrs. j. Rankin Arm
strong, Mrs. Howard X. Preston,
Mrs. Charles P. Steel, Mrs John
Armstrong, Mrs. David Crime Mrs.
Cecil Ferguson, Mrs Edward L.
Richards, Mrs. l. E. Poole. Mrs. Vic
ter w. Willis, Mrs. Harry Campbell.
Miss Margaret Kennedy. Mrs. James
A. McKelvey, Mrs. J. Pearce Cam,
Mrs ]. Penrose Wilson. Miss Jennie
Raub, Miss Martha Strahorn, Mrs
Charles b. Evans. Mrs. A T. Neale,
Mrs. Edward W. Cooch. Mrs Charles
J. Penny, Mrs. p. NJ. Sherwood Miss
Lena Evans, Mrs Walter Steel Miss
May Armstrong, Mrs. Cole. Mrs.
Daniel Stoll, Mrs. Alfred A. Curtis. |
Miss Frances Hurd. Miss Katie Steel. I
Mrs. A. G. Whittier, Mrs. c. G. Her /
man, Mrs. Ray Jacobs. Mrs Thomas
Young. Miss Tweed, Mrs. Jack Scott |
and Mrs. Durnall
Novelty Booth-Mrs. Ernest Frazer, /
chairman; Mrs. Charles Blake, Mrs. /
Herman f. Tyson. Mrs. II. H. Nor I
gan Mrs JOseDh II HOssinper Mrs
Levi K Bowen, Miss Martha Wilson, /
Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. William Barton, |
Mrs. Jackson Burnley. Mrs. Dunlevy,
Mrs. Walter Hilton, Mrs Frederick, /
Mrs, Jacob Thomas, Mrs. David G. |