The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
CALVARY GUILD
) ESHUNDREDS
Methodist Church Bazaar
Draws Crowd of 50O-Pro-
claimed Big Success.
YOUNG WOMEN SERVE
Luncheon, Dinner and Booths Will Be
Continued Until Friday Evening to
Help Meet Indebtedness.

The turkey dinner and bazaar given
by the Ladies' Guild at Calvary NJ. E.
Church, Columbia Road, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets north
west, last night were proclaimed big
successes by the 800 persons who en-
joyed the dinner and the 500 visitors
who inspected the bazaar.
The members of the Ladies' Guild
hope to raise $1,000 this week in their
eqorts to cut down the debt of S50.-
900 on the new church building, which
was dedicated in April The Guild has
pledged itself to raise $1,000 a year
for 1--WE years and has already turned
in the first yearly contribution.
This weeks activities started yes
terday with the serving of a luncheon.
An attractive a la carte menu was
served between noon and o'clock.
After luncheon the visitors inspected
the bazaar. The serving of dinner was
begun at o'clock and guests were
received until O'Clock.
The luncheon will be served today.
tomorrow and Friday between noon
and o'clock, and dinners will be
served on each of the three days be-
tween 8 and o'clock. Today, the
Guild will serve a roast beef dinner"
and the women in charge say it can
not be duplicated anywhere for so
cents, although the price today will
be only 35 cents. Tomorrow chicken
pie dinner" will be served and on Fri
day an oyster dinner will be the at
traction. The price will be IS cents
a plate
The officers of the Ladies Guild are
Mrs. C. Frank Day. president: Mrs. r.
Walter Fowler, first vice president: Mrs.
Richard Pilkinton, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. n. c. Harper. treasurer, and
Mrs. W. u. Mckenzie. secretary.
Bazaar Offers Many Attractions.
The bazaar offered many attractions.
The Mems Glass of Calvary Church was
in charge of country store. which
carried a varied stock. The committee
in charge of the store was composed of
Herman Carl. J. l.. Leverton. Kenneth
Vipond. J. 7. Miller. Joseph W. Leverton.
Frank :. HolIiSer. Paul Grove, and
George ColI;sen.
One of the most pleasing booths was
that donated by J. L. Leverton, display
ing the latest in ladies' blouses. These
blouses have recently been on sale in
Mr.. LevertOns store and they proved
SO popular that Mr.. Leverton donated a
choice selection to the church. Mrs. J.
T. Ensor. wife of the pastor Of Calvary
Church. presided at the booth
The delcatessen booth reported good
Harper, Mrs. Gheen. and Mrs. Martin
were in charge. The candy booth was in
charge of Mrs. q. c. Collsen. and Mrs.
Herman Carl. 4 parcel post" booth
was in charge of Mrs. ;. G. Curtis. and
Mrs Z. T. Tammany.
Young Women Serve Dinner.
The fancy work booth was in charge of
Mrs. Fred b. Behrens, Mrs. J. l.. Lever
ton. Mrs. Charles ". Reyes. Mrs. James
Parker. Mrs Edward NJ. Hall. Mrs. c.
S Mackenzie. Mrs. Frank Bryan, and
Mrs. E. B. Johns. Mrs. W. f. Ban
croft. aided by Mrs +. =. Holliger, pre-
sided over the ho!sery booth.
The a, b. c booth. where aprons caps
and bags were sold. was in charge of
Mrs. Paul +. Grove. Mrs. W. w. Waller,
Mrs. CsS. Grindle. Mrs. l.. II. Ross and
Mrs. ]. J. Hurley. J. b. Sappington was
in charge of the Wear-Ever cooking
utensils.
Mrs. n. c Harper and Mrs. NJ. kitz-
miller were in charge of the dining-room
last night. Mrs. William II. Dalton will
be in charge tonight and Mrs. James
Parker tomorrow night. Mrs. Harper
and Mrs. Kitzmiller will be in charge
again Friday night
Those in charge of tables last night
Were Mrs Robert L. Cook, Mrs. N. L.
Sansbury, Miss Ruhl. Mrs. Frank
HoIliger. Mrs. Joseph W. Leverton. Mrs.
Summers, Mrs. c. +. Swihart, Mrs. Pill
kinton, Mrs E. Hammond and Miss
Laura L!nthicum.
Among those who assisted at the tables
were Miss Murray. Miss Williams. Miss
Neff. Miss Harmon. Miss Putland. Miss
Finch. Miss KHlin. Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Fkm-
ming. Mrs Mcdowell, Miss Harrison,
Miss Lewis. Miss Walker, Miss Sledge
and Miss Beyers