New Britain herald., 1915-12-06
CHRISTMAS SALE,
 ISABELLA CIRCLE
Opens at Booths Hall Thursday Af- ternoon December 9-Seven Ages
 of Woman to Be Shown.

of Woman to Be Shown. 1 The Daughters of Isabella will open
 their annual sale in Booths hall, Thurs
 day afternoon, December 9. The af-
 fair will be continued through the
 evening and will conclude Friday eve-
 ming with a whist and dance. Mrs. Bernard F. Gaffney is chairman of
 the general committee and the other
 officials are: Chairman of dancing,
 Miss Ann O'Brien; aids Anna Whalen, ! Margaret McGrail, Gertrude Dunlay,
 Margaret Dunlay, Mary Conlin, Irene
 Conlin, Mary Gaffney. The hall has
 been especially arranged for the oc-
 casion and various booths will be
 equipped for the sale of numerous
 articles, and will typify the seven
 ages of woman.
 First comes the baby booth, trim
 med in blue and white. Here will be
 found articles of use to the baby and
 toys such as doll carriages, dolls,
 booties, blankets, rattles, bibs, pillows and dresses. Mrs. George Bunny is chairman of this booth and her aids are: The Misses Marguerite O'Brien, Margaret Conlin, Julie Dunn, Mabel Hipelius, Maude Meehan, Margaret Meehan, Anna O'Connell, Thresa Sul- livan. Next comes the school girls
 booth in pink and white. Here will be found homemade candy, boudoir caps, fancy aprons, silk crochet, knit ting bags, slippers, cut glass, vases, fancy hair ribbons and many other articles. Mrs. Rose Atwater is chair man of this booth and her aids are: Mrs. Sadie Callahan, Miss Honor Egan Mary Egan, Elizabeth McCabe, Elizabeth McGrail, Marie McGrail and Grace Nolan.
 The third booth symbolizes true l love. The decorations are red and 1 white. The articles are suitable for 1 young misses and include everything 1 from home made candy to heart 1 shaped boxes containing tempting l gifts. Mrs. George Lynch is chairman and her aides are: Mrs. c. B. WhittIe- sey, Mrs. Herbert Warner, Mrs. Anna Souney, Mrs. William Shea, Mrs. Nell lie Fogarty, Miss Sadie Mccormack, Miss Anna German and Miss Helen McGrail.
 The fourth booth is the wife's booth and the colors are green and white. 1 The domestic articles are towels, nap- klns, shawls, laundry bags and cro- cneted slippers, aprons and other onrlstfnas articles. Mrs. Thomas Flynn is in charge and her aides are: Mrs. Sara Sexton, Miss Bridget Regan. Mrs. Julia Moore, Mrs. Margaret Ky ln, Mrs. Margaret Kenney Mrs Har- y Hall and Mrs. M. w. Maloney The I Iother's booth is next, the color cheme being lavender and white. Li- ens, cotton goods, comforta bles, nitted jackets, tray cloths, doilies, reserves, jellies and various canned oods are displayed. Mrs. J. L. Me- abe Is chairman and is assisted by: Hiss Mary Gaffney, Mrs. Nellie Han ahan, Mrs. Katerine Clark, Mrs. Will jam Farley, Mrs. Ellen Dunworth. Mrs. Katherine Jenne, Miss Mary 0'Day, Mrs. Jennie Schweikert, Miss Nellie O'Connor and Miss Mary Me- oonough and Miss Mary Fitzgerald.
 Booth, No. 6, represents the Bach dor Maids. The decorations are red md appropriate articles used by gen. lemen friends are to be found there. These include tie racks, smoking sets, 'azor sets, ash trays, match trays, c1- gar holders, etc. Miss Elsie McCabe | s chairman and is assisted by Miss Elizabeth Clark, Miss Anna Dewitt, Margaret German, Mary Hollywood, Kitty McGrail Alice Smith, Lucy Dunn, Mary Walsh, Anna German and Clotilde Dutton. Last is the Old Age l booth, the colors being lavender and purple. This is a tea room where you may enjoy sandwiches, tea and ,ake. Mrs. Winifred Coogan is in charge. Her aids are: Mrs. Mary Cur in, Mrs. Charlotte Kelly, Mrs. Rosa ie Curtin, Mrs. Katherine Humphrey, Mrs. Mary Switlinger, Miss Ella White Margaret O'Connor, Gertrude Moore, Katherine Bennett and Anna Elan aagan, Mrs, Kitty Kelley will have charge of the whist and will be as- ] sisted by the Misses Helen McGrail, Anna Moore, Sadie Kelly and Mary Kelly.
 A Little Episode in Humble Life.