Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-29
BIG BAzAR OPENS
FOR NO. Z FIRENEN
City Assembly Rooms Aglow With
Light and Color for Weeks
Festivities.
AT MUNICIPAL BUILIEC.
A Busy Mart Where Everything Can
be Bought From a Shoes,ring to
a isno---Good Supper.

Never has the City Assembly Rooms
/ looked brighter or more inviting shan
ON last evening, the opening NIGHT OF
the big bazaar for No Firemen
which is To be held throughout the
| present week
The large star with some $50 color
ed lights used two or three years ago
al The top OF the Community Christm
Tree. is suspended from the ceiling az
the entrance 1f the he'll, and from il
TO the sides and corners of the hall
are strings OF colored lights. making
the briillancy Of the hall almost daz-
cling Flags are used in decorating the
gallery, the "badstand' OF the music
for the bazaar
The ladies' dressing room. where
! the Civic League holds It's meetings. is
the ice cream parlor. or garden foI
here amid graceful palms. ferns and
flowers, with green and red lights and
Japanese lanterns. The ladies dispense
ice cream and ice cream cones. The
room is most attractive and the dain-
thy spread tables were flied with
parons all evening
At the entrance Of the hau proper
/ the supper tables are temptingly arr
ranged. their pure spOtlcss linen being
a shoWy background for sparkling Cut
glass shining silver Each taale
bears floral centrepiece and amid
such tempting surroundings a delic-
ious supper Of fried oysters. ham,slaw
potato salad celery, biscuits rolls
g..
served
Beyond are The booths To the RIGHT
is the fish pond in Maryland colors
orange and black Nearby IS the
wheel of fortune. and next Is the Baby
Table This is a dream Of loveliuess
in blue and white and there are the
damtiest, prettiest and sweetest OF
| baby clothes, baby bonnets and caps.
socks Jackets. sweaters. ratt.ers hose
and everything for the baby
Then comes. tucked awav I'm The
corner. the Parcel Post booth. 'n tho
/ cOlors OF Tire flag red and white AZ
| Parcel Posi- is a federal affair. Every
body who lays down a lime gets a
/ package. and there are some beaui-
ful and useful things at the Parcel
/ Post booth
Al The head Of the hal. facing the
entrance. is the Cake Table. ia purple
and White Here arc for sale the most
/ delicious cakes OF All kinds In the
next corner are graIoE0las and Vic
trolas that furnish music on occasion
/ for the edincation Of The patrons.
Coming around the hall to the left
/ cf the entrance are booths galore
First IS the Candy Booth, a symphony
in green and white. where the mosi
delicious homemade CANDY, fudge. sea-
foam. caranels, aud Ell kinds O.
| sweets arc sold by the sweetest OF
] Young ladies.
Next IS the Fancy Booth in pink
and white, presided over by the chair
man Of the bazaar. Mrs John NJ Tav-
Tor. and her able assistants. AT this
booths there is every kind and make Of
. article known TO handwork. and nu-
mcrous useful and beautiful things.
Many lovely things found ready sale OF
articles that Pleased patrons
If the opening NIGHT can De taken as
an indication OF the big bazaar given
by the friends Of Independent Fire
I Company No 2 the week promises 10
re one OF great success
Everybody connected Uith the bazaar
has workoc untiringly Tor its success.
and it should be given generous pa
/ tronage. The helpers 1T the bazaar are
the following
Mrs J M Taylor. chairman: Mrs.
John strshorn, secretary; Mrs f. Il.
THOMPSON, treasurer.
Mrs. r. T. Strange. chairman SUP
ner committee. First table Mrs W.
F Lyons; second table. Mrs. Wm.
Gibbs; third table, Mrs Fl Campbell;
fourth table, Mrs. Geo. Heintz; fifth
table. Mrs. TODD.
Mrs. Grow. chairman cake.
Mrs. n. Smith, chsrman. baby booth.
Miss Teresa Davis. chairman fish
pond.
Mrs. Edward Beavios. chairman.
candy.
Mrs. Fred Feidmeyer. chairman.
parcel post
Misses Du Rocher, smoking.
Mrs. Lewis Hopkins. chairman, ice
cream.
Mrs John Strahorn. Iemonade.
MRS. J. NJ. Taylor. drawing booth