Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-28
SCHOOL BAZAAR
TO AID RED CROSS
Alumni Associations and
Other Educational Bodies
Plan Elaborate Event
PUPILS ACTIVE ALLIES

nTbe Philadelphia School Bazaar" the
,orsa agt of its kind held in the history of
philadalphia. is being planned for the last
,,osi in November. will be held in Scottish
ppe Hall Broad and Race streets, for the
..noet NJ the American Red Cross, accord
~, 20 announcement made today by Robert
Mclaughlin secretary of the bazaar, aiA
rripeipal Of the John Welsh Public School
Fourth and Dauphin streets.
1,be ,vorl, has been well organized, anu
.,readv more than 1900 persons are now
,orking on the plans under the direction
n eighteen committees. More than sixteen
Jnerent educational organizations are in
,erested in It. and a large number Of the
nublic school children VIII De CaiIeu upon TO
aid the committees.
1S,e associations working for the bazaar
arc. Alumni Associations OF the Philadel-
mia Normal School, of Philadelphia High
school for Girls and of Northeast High
school: the Philadelphia Teachers Asso-
ciation, the Teachers Institute, the School
mems club the Teachers Club and joint
alumni society of the Normal School and
Central High School
Scottish Rite Hall has been donated for
the occasion Many concerns in the city
have promised donation of goods, one con-
cern giving 500 worth of candy. All do
nations, whether cash or goods for sale,
will be received by Mr.. Mclaughlin.
An admission price to the bazaar of ten
cents will be charged There will be an
additional admission of ten cents to each
Of the entertainments.
Dr. John p. CARRIER, Superintendent of
Schools. is the honorary president of the
organization. The other officers are: Mrs.
T. NJ. X. Fulton, president, and Robert J.
Mclaughlin, secretary Committees for the
bazaar and their chairmen are:
BOOTH DEPARTAIENT-wllllam c. Ash.
principal Philadelphia Trades School.
PARCEL POST DEPARTMENT-NIrs. S. n.
GESTLEMEN's FURNISHING. DEPART
nENlr-Prlce. Engle, school Of g PedagogX.
OFRoTWERis DEPARTNIENT-NTrs. Helen Irose-
ENTERTAINMENT DEPARTMENT - Dr.
CARDS DEPARTMENT-Nis Ellen @. Krone
Books DEPARTMENT-NIrs. Catherine A.
fancy GOODS DEPARTMENT-Nrrs. VIII
pEcoRHTioNs DEPARTMENT-Nirs. T ELL
,ERT$, AND CRAFTS DEPART4lENT-Iln lno
9iCKETs DEPARTrIENT-AlfreG Il. sayre,
eoFS{hMI6F FuBMiAFrfY ID9EpARTnIENT-Nrrs. Emma v.
%ELLIES AND PRESERVES DEPARTMENT
School
HOUSEHOLD GOODS DEPARTNIENT-Miss
Illlhm Wallace, Mcintyre School.
RESTAURANT DEPARTMENT-Mrs Morris
Williams.
Mabel Wright Central High School
the program covering the entire week
follows:
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26--At s p. m, enter
tainment by William Penn High School girls, in
charge sl2{ 20. Of Miss KTonebeTger.
Tuesday; NOVEMBER "a = At p. m,
enter Ftainment. Campbell-LyOns School: at p.
m, }recitation Miss Edna BaugheT; at p, M.
play, The Melting Pot" by South Philadelphia
MEDNEsDAY, NOVEMBER 2s-At . y. NJ.
organ recital, Miss Fulton; at y. M, musical
entertainment, girls from High School at Seven
teehth and Spring Garden streets, in charge Of
Mr4. Anna w. Cheston at 4 p. M, entertain
meht in charge OF Miss Helen Yerkes at 8 p.
M mandolin club, under Miss Mary Graham
Davis; at p. m, drill by boys from West
Philadelphia High School
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29--'Thanksglvng
Day. This will be given ereentirely to the de
partnent of physical education, under direction
OF WILLIAM Stecher. a program will be ar
FRfD.SY. NOVEMBER 3O-At . p. m.. organ
tertaintfent, in charge of Miss Lee; at p. m,
West Philadelphia High School for Girls; at s
,. M, Fellowship Club; at p. m. professional
talent from local theatre.
. SATURDAY. DECEMBER lat 2 y. M,
organ recital, William Henry Fryi at p, m,
entertainment by the Misses yMeisel, Howell and
others; at \ p. m, closing entertainment, THE
Dream Of Fair Women" by a picked cast.