The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-03
BAZAAR AND BUSINESS MEMS
LUNCHEON THURSDAY NOV o

On Thursday November the 9th,
the vacant store next to the Gem
Theater will be occupied by ba-
zaar of great beauty and many
unique features. There will be a
number OF handsomely decorated
booths and the whole will present a
most attractive picture.
A special feature of the Bazaar
will be an elegant luncheon served
especially to the Business Men of
Marietta and visitors within our
gates, The Menu has been planned
to please and satisfy the busy man
This luncheon will be served from
IL to 2:30 D. m. and at p. m. the
japanese Tea Booth will open with
beautiful Japanese girls to serve cup
or pot of hot tea, waters, sandwich
es, or crackers. Every detail Of this
booth will De so distinctly realistic
that you will imagine yourself in
far Japan.
The Baby Booth will be novel in
the shape OF a bassinet, with its
dainty Swiss draperies and satin
bows with the dearest assortment
OF everything needed for the little
darling. A trained nurse will pre-
side over this booth.
The Fancy Work Booth will have
so many lovely, fancy and useful ar
ticles, pretty bags of all sizes, fancy
baskets, household linens and "a
prons of all kinds, etc, and in this
booth you will find an exhibit of
the famous Wilkerson Hand Made
Art Quilts. Space will not permit
of a lengthy description of these eX-
quisite creations, but to give you
some idea of them, there is one in
pink, and blue Satin quilted in
hearts called the Honeymoon. Z"
They are not only good to look at
but so warm and comfy, filed with
down or Australian Lambs wool.
All of the Misses Wilkersons de-
signs are exclusive and copyrighted.
These quilts can be procured made
up in any color scheme, with mon
ogram or crest. The materials are
of exquisite qualities of sateens,
satins and silks.
Both the Candy and Ice-Cream
Booths will supply you with the best
of Homemade sweets and ices.
There will also be a Forum e-Teller
on hand to amuse the children as
well as the grown-ups.
A booth of great attractiveness
will be the one containing pots,
bowls, baskets, and vases of Peter
Hendersons finest "top-roots" first
size bulbs, VS.. Narcissus, white Ro-
man Hyacinths, Dutch Hyacinths
and several vases of Henderson
Grand Exhibition Hyacinths, both
single and double in all colors
Please note that these bulbs are not
expected to be displayed in bloom,
but with the proper root growth to
carry on to bloom for the Christmas
Holidays.
Other pots are of cyclamen, freez-
las, tiny pots and baskets of ferns,
primroses and many other winter
house plants.
This Bazaar is the work of the st.
James Guild of the St, James Epis-
ccpal Church under the manage
ment of Mrs. N. Kemper Smith,
President.
Bazaar Booth Committees
Business Mems Luncheon: Mrs
d. c. Cole, Chairman, Mesdames
Royal Claiborne, Warren Stokes,
Pierre Candles, and Bolm Brumby
Fancy Work Mooth: Mrs. Her
bert Clay, Chairman, Mrs. Guyton
Palmer Reynolds, Misses Mary How
ell, Ella White and Louise Schilling
Baby Booth: Mrs Edward Groves
Chairman, Mesdames Evan Howell
W. H. Irrelevant and Harold Will
lingham
Candy Booth; Mrs. Morgan Nc.
Neel Chairman. Mrs. Edward Hunt
Miss Laura Ford and Miss Evelyn
Clay
Flower Booth: Mrs c. T. Nolan