Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-15
PLEASURE SEEKERS
FLOCK TO JIT-ZAAR
Delaware Lodge OF Odd
Fellows Has Many Fea-
lures at Bazaar
EXPECT TO NET $500
ON WEEKS ACTIVITY

With an attendance OF more than
1--WE hundred "two-handed spenders"
last night. at the second annual Jit-
zaar being held In the basement Of
the I. o. o. f. Hall, under the au-
spices Of Delaware Lodge. No. /, l.
o. o. F.. proved one OF the most en-
joyable as well as remunerative OF
the week.
The attendance equalled that Of
Saturday night, when the affair was
officially opened by Mayor Price.
Everything indicates that the hnan-
cial goal $1,000. will be attained. if
not exceeded At the first affair given
last year approximately $1,000 VAS
made and the aim is to better that
figure by at least $500.
More than sixty members OF Eden
Lodge headed by Degree Master
Philip J. Isaac, attended last evening
in a body as did about fifty members
OF Naomi Rebekah Lodge. Both re-
ceived a royal welcome. Tonight big
delegations will be present from JEFF
iefson Lodge, No. .. and Asylum
Lodge, No. %.
The decorations arc most artistic,
with a profusiOn OF American flags.
red, white and blue streamers. valen-
tine hearts. bowers, palms, etc.
IN the fancy work booth are hum
dreds of pieces OF embroidered cen
ter pieces. doilies pillow tops and
various other specimens of sewing
arr made by wives, sweethearts and
friends OF members OF the order. The
exhibit is one of the best OF its kind
ever held in Wilmington
There are booths crammed full of
groceries. candies that melt in one.s
mouth and also there arc refresh
ments OF all kinds TO be had
OF all the booths none have proved
more popular than the Martha Wash
lngton booth which Is presided over
by four young women in colonial COS
fumes and with powdered hair, beauty
marks and all the other requisites OF
The days OF yore. Candy by the box
was TO be had in tho Martha Wash
lngton booth. Those in charge OF the
booth were Miss Elizabeth Short,
Miss Josephine Pauley, Mrs. A. N.
Kalmbacher and Mrs. Fred. w. Lewis,
IT.
AS one OF the special features for
onight It is expected that the or
hester from School No "a Will play.
fhe attendance. Il IS believed, VIII
ie oven larger than last evening. and
big increase is expected tomorrow
light and for the closing season Sat
rday night.
The committee I'm charge OF the ar
mir is composed OF George II. Ben-
lett, chairman; A. n. Kalmbacher,
ecretary; j. r. McClain, treasurer.
lnd Mrs. Harvey McClain. assistant
feasurer Those in charge OF the
iooths follow:
Fancy work-Mrs. ChQrles Fraim, Mrs.
J. II McClain, Mrs j. b. Kitchens. Mrs.
George Clark, Mrs. Leighton Aiken and
Harry Seimes
Novelties-Alrs. Joseph Hubbard. Mrs.
r. Seimes, Mrs William Muller. Harry
Walker and William Muller
Refreshments-Alrs Sauer, Mrs. Clara
Moulton. Miss Strickland, Mrs. j. IT,.
Howe, Mrs. Lowe. mrs. Oscar Moulton,
Mrs. Clarence Moulton. Mrs. james
Fucker, Vaughan Thomas, George Clark,
Frank Marvel and Lorenzo Brittlngham.
Groceries Helen Scott Miss Ada
Higley, AIRS. Theodore Mace. Fred w.
Lewis, Charles Waterman, Frank Muller
and Richard Campbell.
Apron--Alrs. G. Bennett Mrs T. A.
Realty, Mrs. William II. Roth, Miss r.
Clark and Robert Mccullough
Doll and vase IL. r.. Nalmhacher
Richard Strong, Samuel Higley and John
Kitchens.
Edison machines-Nlrs Eugene IaufI
md Mrs. Austin Jellison.
Candy and oigars-Leighton Aiken,
Richard Jones, John Koerner, Leonard
Morgan and George Geisendorfer
Tickets. w. Kelley, Charles Rich
ards. John Webb and A. N. kalmbacher,
George Bennett is floor manager;
William II. Roth, privilege manager, and
Charles Fraim, peddler.