Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-02
TWO SECTIONS OF
SCHOOL BAZAAR
So Much Material That Fair Will
Be Held in Two
Places

The committee of the Philadelphia
school bazaar to be held the latter part Of
this month has decided to hold the bazaar
in two sections, as there has been so much
material collected. Section 1 will consist
OF the fancy goods department and the doll
department and will hold its sale In Scot
tish Rite Hail. Broad and Race streets,
from November 26 to December l.
Section will include all other depart
ments and the sale will be held in the First
regiment Armory, at Broad and Callowhll
streets' from December 10 to 15, inclusive.
Under this section is the cake and candy
department, which has as it's chairman the
enthusiastic Red Cross worker, Mrs. George
D Ford' The committee in charge solicits
contributions of cakes, homemade and
otherwlse homemade bread and biscuits,
as Wen as candy There also will he on
sale In this department salted nuts stuffed
prunes and freshly made peanut brittle.
Come and buy Every one will want to
take home fresh homemade cake or loaf
or bread. Prices will be reasonable so
don't bother baking at home when you can
BUY at the bazaar, thereby helping the Red
cross One can purchase. too, in this de-
partment recipe for fudge at the very
low cost CT ten cents. Yes, every one knows
now to make fudge, but do they know a
quick method, in which there is absolutely
no cooking?
The members of this committee will
greatly appreciate the privilege of the use
OF an automobile fer the conveyance OF
stock to the bazaar room. Several cars
have been promised, but think of all the
cakes, candy and bread that will be needed
TO supply the demand every day during the
week OF December 10 to IS
The subchairmen of the cake depart-
ment are Miss Anna Kremer, Miss Mari
ana McCaulley, Miss Elizabeth Mcdowell
Miss Helen Booth DR. J. Lynn Barnard
Mr.. Henry S. Moon. Mrs. II. McCafferty
Miss Susan A. Bociius Miss Ruth Leslie,
Mr. Frank b. Clif, Miss Rena Rothner,
Miss Emma Miconi, Mr. ]. T. Garman. Miss
Elizabeth Fulton and Miss Margaret A.
| Dickson.
The subchairmen of the candy DEPART
ment will be Miss Emily Acker Miss Isabel
Small Miss Aline Kirkpatrick, Miss Alma
| Keller, Miss Catherine Sockhead, Miss
| Selma Coran Miss Gail Semser. Mr.. Har-
vey, Miss Florence Duke. Miss Isabella
| Franklin, Miss Alice johnson and Mrs.
| James Summers.
| Another interesting part of the bazaar
| will be the arts and crafts department,
| which is composed of more than twenty
| representatives of the different schools and
| educational societies. each having a sub
committee of nine other helpers, thus form
| ing corps of more than 200 active work :
| eTS' III lulS department at the bazaar
| will be displayed and sold articles Of all
| kinds which result from the skill of the
| artist and the craftsman, including oil and
| water-color paintings, picture frames, hand
| painted china and metal ware, japanese
| and Hawaiian art objects ornamental
| baskets, fooled leather goods, semiprecous
! iewelry, wrought-iron lamps, screens. etc
| artistic bags, Colonial and hand-woven
rugs, metal butterfly paper-weights, book
racks carved wood boxes, small furniture
| materials for art work and other attractive
| articles too numerous to mention.
The officers of this department are /:
Chairman, Prof. l.. +. Rondinella; secretary
| Miss Margaret ID. Chapman; treasurer
| Miss Mabel Church. and among it's most
/ active workers might be mentioned Mrs
| NJ. y. Geiser, Miss A. w. Williams Miss
NJ. NJ. Armour and Mr.. E. Huntingdon.