Evening journal., 1919-12-06
HUSGITlL Dull
SILE is SUCCESS
Money Proceeds of Christ
mas Bazaar Will Be Well
Into the Tousands


One OF the pleasing features OF so
cial life this week was the annual doll
sale and luncheon held yesterday at
the New Century Club by the Junior
Board OF the Homeopathic Hospital.
These affairs are always looked for
ward to with much pleasure and this
years sale proved most successful. The
sale opened shortly before noon and
continued an Afternoon. Articlas on
sale included dolls. aprons, fancy goods
and arts and craft novelties The
chairmen OF the various committees are
delighted because all the articles were
sold
From 1890 10 i3O O'Clock luncheon
was served n was estimated that over
200 persons enjoyed this feature.
One OF the largest airact'o 'ons Of the
sale was the fancy work booth At
this booth alone nearly $1,000 was re-
ceived- The apron booth cleared more
Than 5000. The candy counter did a
fine business
Mrs. s. C. Frederick, who told for
tunes was surrounded at all times by
many groups Of young people, learn
ing what their future would be.
Ms Walter D. Mode. treasurer, said
the full amount OF the receipts would
not be known for several days. but ex-
pressed confidence that the amount
would be up to expectations Mrs Eg-
~ - Na
Junior Board and an he other mnm-
oers feel much graf fed over the sale
The pretty luncheon set which at
tracted many guests was won by Mss
Elizabeth pyle The lamp shade VAS
awarded 10 Mrs Charles l. Petze, who
afterwards sold 10
II was announced hai the next meet
Ing OF the Junior Board would h., held
on next Thursday morning at The hos
piial a compile report OF the sa
Will be made at his time
The lurcheon tables were IN charge
OF Mrs. s B Cooling and Mrs c. r.
Nudge ss'stcd by Miss Marian Bets.
Mss Florence Cr'chiOn. Mss Genevicve
Faniz Miss Juliet Mace. Mss Ruth
Anna Tay or Miss Dorothy Smith. Mss
Marjorie T9tnell Mss Ida Mae duBer
Mss Cooling Miss Katherine Winslow.
Mss Virginia Kenny Mss Anna Negen-
dan' Mss Esther Wilson
Tn charge OF the coffee were Mrs
Hunter Grubh and Mrs Martha Grubb.
Ms J Merr.ok Horn had charge Of the
zee cream In charge OF The salads
were Ms Charles W Pusey. Ms John
NJ Mendenhall and Mrs William Barr
In charge OF the restaurant work
we've Mss r d. S'rirg Mrs q p Ma
Oney Jr. Mrs George II Doe. Mrs
Irwin w Finn, Mrs Edward Mitchell
Mrs William II Wilson. Mrs. John c.
Miller Mrs jones 5 Sterling and Mrs |
Frank y Lackey.
In rharge Of ne chaflng dishes We're |
NJ Do'ald Ashbyook M~s George s. !
Carelle Ir Mrs Frederick Kninln Miss
Helen MrCaul'ey.
40 ihe fancy work table were Mrs
Horny Pennock. Ms y Praus Mrs
T. II WarAeld Ms n Carter. Mrs
Iohn Rice. Mrs Ella r Boardslee Mrs
Charles w. Petzc. Ms John Richardson
Ir in charge; Ms william Seamon.
Mrs F~ank Thomas. Mrs. George w /
Chambers Mrs William Goldsborongh :
Mrs Fdward Richardson and Mrs I
Emml Wood
At the doll tahie wore Mss Iess'e |
soamon. Ms Willard c. Speakman. I
Ms Frank n Sellers Mrs. George w. /.
Nore'on M~s. John Richardson Jr In |
charge 0f The mes were Ms John C.. !
phnlips Mrs Willard Thompson. Mrs.
Frank W. Pierson, Mrs. Harold 5. /
Schutt
In charCe ~ the anrOn counter were:
Mrs Edward p Mode. Mrs Alexander /
1r'chion Miss Mary Chambers Mss An !
ne Purdv. Mss F s VI Wollastou |
Mrs Geonve LoAdeu Jr. Mrs George I
Thomson Mss Bead"ntonf.
Tn charge NJ ihe cold nsh We're Mrs !
p A Turner ard Mrs 6 C. Frederick |
sha'~ma- nf auVil'a~y board.
Miss Mary r. Trumn and ms H0r-
ace Bcis were in charge OF the arts
md crafts
IN the candy committee were Mss /
Elizabeth Pvle. Mrs T c Mum Mss .
Mabel Go'd'nC Mss Edna Thomas, Mrs
William Mathews
Selling ~ mnrch sndIsp gnnds amt /