The Washington herald., 1915-12-05

the various booths have, during tteir
summer travels. collected novelties suit
able for Christmas gifts which cannot
be duplicated. Miss Alice Riley will have
charge of n table devoted to dainty ar
ticles for the baby: Miss Mabel s. Pills
bury will have a display Of fancy ar
ticles of all kinds; Mrs. F. W. Clark will
have bag table: Miss Mary n Porter.
books; Mrs. Percival Wilson. aprons:
Mrs. +. S. -Bastin. homemade candies:
Mrs V. H. Whitman. delicatessen; Mrs.
+. r. Harvey. mems table. and Mrs. +.
B. Byron, jr., and Mrs. c. r. Ely, the
toy shop.
The bazaar will be open from 10 o'clock
in the morning until 10 in the evening on
Tuesday. December :. There will be no
charge for admission on that day. and
Ill 6 o'clock
The ladies of the Metropolitan Metho-
dist Episcopal Church are to give a
bazaar in the ballroom of the Raleigh
Hotel. Twelfth street and Pennsylvania
avenue oil December 10 and afternoon
and evening of the l.. for the benefit
Of the aid societies of their church, OF
which DR.. James :. Montgomery Is
pastor.
This bazaar Will have many novel and
attractive features, not being of the
usual conventional kind of such affairs.
The booths are to represent the four Soc
tions of the United States IN scene -
fects. and the whole Will present a beau
tiful picture. An artist Is now painting
these different scenes. which are to form
a background to the booths.
: There will be on sale all kinds OF AZ
tractive and useful Christmas presents
dolls. bags. baskets. requisites uf every
character. for everyone. The gifts 10y
men will be feature.
\ beautiful rose guest quilt. nIadc hr
a circle of Pilgrim Mothers. VIII lie ono
Of the special features. This is in tn,
new rose design now 30 popular. Th.r'
will be n collection of autoGra phed books
on sale from sucn authors as Jaines
WhitcOmb Riley. Mrs. John y. Logan.
Bishop W. =. Mcdowell. Margaret Bird
Steinmetz. Chancellor James R Day.
Rev. John 5. Montsomerv. Bishop = IT.
Vincent, Mrs. Elizabeth 3. Clarke and
others.
In the Oriental tea garden luncheo-
will be served from l. t" = and evening
refreshments after p. M. by the iadiss
IN japanese and chinese costumes Tts
young ladies at tie booths will dress in
costumes representing the different Sec
tions Of the United States. Those al the
North booth IN yellow with surfow,Ts
and wheat fo- floral decorations in their
hair and at their bsits. Those at the
South Will use cotton balls and srniiax:
those At ths East will wear Priscilla
costumes. while those az the West booth
will Wear Indian costumes
Corsage bouquets. flowers and plants
will be on sale a. the flower booth, pre-
sided over by Mrs. Hardesty and Nlss
Wilson, daughter of Secretary Wilson
The booths will be III charge OF ,,s
following ladies': Mrs. W. s Dewhurst.
or the Northern section: Mrs. Henry
Polkinhorn. Of the Southern section:
Mrs. W. F. Dales. of the Eastern section:
Miss Gertrude Lutz, OF the Western sec.
tion; Miss Forrest Of the cake booth.
Miss Church, of the candy booth: Mrs.
Fl. T. a. Lemon will have the tea ami
lunch room; Mrs. Hannay will be trea.
urer.
The reception COMMITTEES win be com
posed of Mrs. James 8. Montgornery,
Mrs. John A. Logan, Mr.. Thornas u
Anderson and Mrs. B. =. Leighton Tho
music will be furnished by a Hawaiian
orchestra, under the management Of Mr..
stephen L. Dosch, jr.. and Mr.. Jack r
Deesha, and n Chinese band.
Tea will be prepared By native Cbtn.ss
women in costume. Mrs. Mary Loxa-,
Tucker chairman Of the bazaar commit
tee. announces that this Will be one or
the most unique bazaars ever held fl,
. Washington. and It .s hoped every one
will avail themselves OF the opportuni.y
TO visit these rooms and bring thei-
! friends.
The Pierce Guild will give a tea end
Christmas sale at the washinston Club
on Wednesday, December S. from a 10
I" clock. The committees IN charge IN
clude: Reception, Mrs. ". II. BayIy.
president. Mrs. Ci. II. johnson, Mrs. '
y. Van orsdel: tea room. Mrs. ". T.
Stafford. Ms II. VI. CTabaurh Mr.. g
h. Robb. Mrs. {. 4. Droop. Mrs. C. W.
Robertson: preserves and jellies, Mrs e
\. King and Mrs. : " Whi.wcu. cake
Mrs. Simon Wolf. Mrs. \. J. Dodge, Mrs
!. f Baines: fancy articles Mrs F. l.
Brownc. Mrs. \. b. Brown, Mrs ]. NJ.
Green, Mrs. ]. B. Church Mrs II. f
Patt.n; CANDY and flowers, Mrs II. g
Browning. Mrs. j. V. Barross, Mrs. c. 6
Williamson.
The P'irce Guild is named in honor ~
Joshua leirce. who gave the ground fn.
the Founding Home For Twenty-Five
years the guild has provided all the cloth
ing. beds, bedding. etc. for the friendles=
little ones in the home
~ an added attraction 10 their hi
ennial Christmas Bazaar. to be held IN
the church parIors Decent to II. tn,
ladies Of the Aid Society of the First
congregational Church, corner Tenth
and G. streets. are TO serve a turkey
dinner from TO !. December s. followed
by a luncheon from u to 80 Dec
embtr =.
The annual bazaar and supper of th,
RecIors' Aid OF ST MarEaret's Church
will he held in the ballroom of the RAJ
eigh Hotel on Friday December II from
5 to 1o::1 n nj. The following commit
tees have been appointed. with NIrs
Fred Waite Chase. vice president Of The
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