The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-05-21
WOMAN'S CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN PALATKA
Tonight and Saturday Night
with a jimmy Jones Fair
and Carnival.

The Carnival and Fair to be given
by the Palatka Woman's Club tonight
and Saturday night in the Arcade of
Howell's theater has program of fun
land frolic, together with line of
booths and attractions which promises
much in the way of amusement and
entertainment to the people of this
city. There will be many unusual
attractions even outside the buildings.
There will be many booths for the
sale of ice cream, cold drinks, tea and
coffee and grape juice, home made
cakes and candies, etc. There will
be Japanese tea garden, vaudeville
performances, clowns, a paddle wheel,
curio shop, confetti, fortune telling
booth, human freaks, grocery and
pure food exhibit, ministries, street
dance, Mrs. Jarley's wax works, ba-
looms fun and noise.
The grand street parade will leave
the Arcade at 7:30 o'clock Friday
evening.
The executive committee announces
the different exhibits with their chair
men and helpers as follows: Paddle
wheel, Mrs. Van Brunt and Mrs.
Warner Hamm; the candy booth, with
Mrs. Teaff, Misses Nora Sharpe and
Mabel Holcomb; Ice cream booth
with Mrs. Clarence Kennerly, Mrs.
Robert Earnest and Miss Serena Bal
ley; the Grocery and Pure Food Ex-
! hibit with Mrs. J. L. Dunsford, Mrs.
| J. D. Points and Mrs. Stallings; a
good place to come, cakes of all kinds
will be for sale by Mrs. Boyle and
Miss Sleap. The cold drinks will
nc doubt prove popular stopping
place with Mrs. A. T. Squires, Mrs.
Yelverton, Mrs. Jarrett and Miss
Edith Kupperbusch in charge; the
Curio Shop will be a good place to
come and where one can inspect old
relics curios and things of unusual
values and oddity in charge of Mrs.
O'Haver, Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. H.
M. de Montmollin; the confetti will
be in charge of Miss Rena Brown;
the fortune telling booth will be un-
der the supervision of Miss Susie
Walton who has engaged real Hin
du, educated in the art in India;
there will be a booth of human freaks
with Mrs. VIM. Boyd and Mrs. ]. E.
Lucas in charge; this promises much
amusement as also the high-class
vaudeville including Mrs. Jarley's
Wax Works with DR.. Sarah Davis
and Mrs. John Walton in charge.
The street dance will be popular
feature of the Fair, where those who
wish may dance to the music of the
band as long as their money holds
out Mrs. NJ. S. Brown and Mrs. S.
J. Hilburn will take care of the dam
GERS.
The entertainment committee is
composed of Mrs. W. A. Walton, Mrs.
H. 0. Hamm, Mrs. L. A, Smith, Mrs.
j. H. Haughton, Mrs. Charles Thig-
pin. Mrs F. G. Fields, Misses Estelle
Mckenzie and Georgia Johnson.
The parade committee will be Mrs.
NJ. S. Brown, Mrs. J. D. Lane, Mrs.
Warner Hamm, Mrs. J. H. Yelverton,
Jr., Mrs. A. T. Squires, Mrs. William
Fry, Mrs. l.. A. Smith, Mrs. ]. H.
Haughton, Mrs. Howard Rowton, Mrs.
George Gay, and Mrs. S. j. Hilburn
and Misses Edith Kupperbusch, Kittie
Sands and Nora Sharpe.
The clowns will be Roy Smith,
Frank Fearnside, Jr., and Lonnie
Cain.
The minstrels will be composed of
the following artists; Howard Row.
ton, Ralph Phillips, Henry White,
Noah Tilghman, Warren Sleap, Mer-
Ger Davis, and F. L. Thorpe. The
accompanies will he the Misses Alice
Hutchinson and Marybelle Stallings.
The advertising manager is Mrs. Rob-
ert S. O'Haver. Popular prices will
be and Zoe for all attractions.
The proceeds will be used toward the
building of a club house this summer
Mrs. Mabel Coughlin is president of
the club and general manager of the
jimmy Joneses, and she kindly asks
your patronage during these two
evenings. There will be fun, mu-
sic, good things to eat, and drink and
lots to see and hear. Remember
Friday and Saturday evenings in the
Howell Arcade.