Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-07
INDOOR FESTIVAL FOR WHOLE WEE'l{
During Week Beginning November 20 Women Of
Roxborough Presbyterian Church Will Have
Large Bazaar-Fo Fortnightly Club Meeting

ENRoM now until the middle Of December
l. there will be indoor bazaars and fes-
tivals with attractive articles for sale SO
there will he no excuse for suburbanites 10
delay their Christmas shopping. Begin
ming Tuesday November 20. and continuing
until the following Saturday the women OF
the Roxborough Presbyterian Church will
hold one of these affairs in the social hall
Of the church. Ridge below Port Royal ave-
nue., Upper Roxborough. Potted plants. cut
flowers, flags and bunting will be COM
'bined in the decorations. There will be
booths for the sale Of fancy work, useful
articles. all sorts Of homemade dainties,
candy and ice cream. Supper Will be served
from TO O'Clock. Visitors may have
their fortunes told and drop in at the post
office and the old curiosity shop. Among
those having the entertainment In charge
are Mrs. 2. Montgomery Gibson, Mrs. John
Ransford, Mrs. Percy J. Myers. Mrs Will
liam Titus, Mrs. John Lex, Mrs. William
steele, Mrs. william McKannan, Mrs. S
Wesley Layre Mrs. william. Culp, Mrs
Eliza Reed, Mrs. Lydia Carley, Mrs. Samuel
Miller, Mrs. Louis Smick, Mrs. Charles
Meyer, Mrs. George wankln, Miss Edith
Hendren, Miss Ruth Meyer, Miss Ella
Paulus, Miss Mary Miles Miss Ida Paulus.
Miss Sara Miller Miss Lydia Miller Miss
Emma Ander, Miss Mary Flad and Miss
Neil.
Various associations OF the Grace Luther
an Church, Ridge and Roxborough avenues,
are making elaborate preparations for their
annual bazaar which will be held on Fri
day and Saturday, November 23 and "a,
in the lecture hall of the church. The
decorations will be patriotic and flowers
will be mingled with the flags. In addi-
ton to the many fancy articles, dolls and
two
suppers. one on each evening, that Will out
Hoover the food commissioner, Mr. Hoover:
All the necessary vitamines and calories
will be in each ingredient and each visitor
will learn how to reduce the high cost OF
living and please his palate at the same
time. If the supply of Christmas candy is
TO be shortened one may secure It at the
bazaars and pack II away for gift to some
one in the United States at the various
camps. or send 1t at once TO France. The
away ay-from-home" boys always appreciate
candy.
A novel attraction will be the country
store and the aquarium. Those presiding
at the booths and their assistants include
Mrs. Robert lie Fort Mrs. p. 2. Strodach
Mr. Allan Pickle Miss Augusta Polack
Miss Anna Rauenzahn, Mr.. Roy McClen-
nigan, Mrs. John Grammar, Mrs. Harry
Forgey, Mrs. Christian Ritter, Mrs. David
Rea der, Miss Amanda Wunsch. Mrs. L. II
Kappis, Miss May Pickle, Mrs. Florence
| McNally, Miss Emily Pollack, Miss Jear
Polack, Miss Estelle Ritter, Miss Anna
| Ritter, Miss Wanda Reader, Mr.. David
| Reader. Miss Edith Macdonald, Miss Mary
Henry. Miss Carolyn Henry, Miss Elsie MIL
| tenberger, Miss Mabel Mitenberger, Miss
| Beatrice Kappis Miss Adele lie Fort, Mrs
John Miltenberger, Mrs. Rentz, Mrs. Adolpf
| Graloss, Mrs. Harry Jackson and Mrs. W
| Dengler
Miss Elizabeth Schofeld, Of 43O1 Mana
| yunk avenue, was the hostess Of the Rox
| borough Fortnightly Club on Monday eve
ming at its initial meeting for the fall and
| winter season. Her guests included Mrs
Wayne r, Meyer, Miss Marian Dodgson
| Miss Edith Kerkesager, Miss Edith New
hail. Miss Ethel Sudders, Mrs. Clyde Leavel
and Miss Helene Snyder.
| The Queen Mary Needlework Guild, o
| Roxborough. which has sent so many needed
hospital and other garments to the guilt
| headquarters in London. will give a tel
| tomorrow afternoon from TO o'clock II
| St. Timothy's parish house, on Ridge ave
nue., when there will be a. food sale TO ali
| the work of the association. The Kiltie
| Band will furnish the music.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Lindman, OF a.
| Dupont street. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter Miss Emily U
| Lindman, and Mr. Russell f. Hurst son o
| Mr. and Mrs. James Hurst, OF Mount Airy
| A linen shower was given on Tuesday eve
ming for Mrs. George +. Harlan at thu
| home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
| J. Hanson, with whom the bride Is staying
| during the war, Mr.. Harlan being with th'
| Stonemen's ambulance corps at Allentown
| The marriage took place early in october
| The shower was followed by a musicale
| Mr. Augustus Mahan, son Of Mr., anC
| Mrs. Bernard Mahan, of 4348 Freeland ave
| nue., will sail from San Francisco, Cal, dur
| ing the week for Russia, He has been ap
pointed by the Baldwin Locomotive Works