Evening journal., 1920-10-14

Grand total ................sf9,iiO ,iiO72 !
II don't know anything that has |
taken plaoc in Wilmington Whict |
has aroused so much interest a. this !.
bazaar" said David Snellenburg, |
chairman OF the executive committee
In his openlnz remarks. Ut VIII as.
sist greatly In making a reality OF
this much needed institution, the new
contagious disease hospital VIII
mingion Is a city that Is entitled TO
the best that is 10 be had for the com
fort and welfare OF all OF Its citizens
but this city has never taken the in
terest 70 should Ia good hospitals.
However, n Is gradually coming 10
broader realization or this need.
Mr. Sncllenburg announced an un-
usual Tealurc for the supper ne
pointed out that since the women
have gained the vote u is up 20 INC
men 10 relieve them r some OF their
responsibilities and then instructed
| fhe mn to serve the supper In bui-
I fct style 90 the women, which they
did good nstnredly.
After the repast. Mrs, Willard Z.
Smith. pesideni OF the Womenl6 AUX
liliay. OF the Physicians and surgeons
| UOsnital. under the auspices or Wnlch
the bazaar Was conducted, Introduced
Mrs. >Albert Robin, general chairman
OF The bazaar.
Mrs Robin pointed out that lasl
night marked the consuminalloh on
great drcam-the daWnlng or the
dav when Wilmington should have
The new hospital. She said she was
proud OF the opportunity which has
been given her 10 launch the move
mcnt. She then introduced the Narl-
GUS chairmen 10 make their reports.
; They were as follows
Novelties. Mrs. George /. Riley
church suppers. Mrs Arthur B. Pat
tors0n; Presbyterian churches, Mrs
S. \. Hill, chairman, ST. stephens
Mrs. ID. w Ladd; Episcopal, Mrs
George b. Miller: Daughters or lsa-
bella. Mrs n. B Kaiehn. Zion Luih-
I eran. Miss Nina Deitling; house COM
mittec, Mrs. Justice; flowers. Mrs
Thompson. for The ChaulauQua read
ing circle books, Miss Mary r. deNou
drugs. Mrs McCaulley: groceries
Mrs. Kirk Simmons; fruit. italian cii-
izens under Or. c. B. Leone; cakes
Mrs. John g. Hartmann: canned goods
Mrs. Hopes; 'whne elephant both.
Mrs. John T. LeCarpeniier, for the
Asri Branch. international Sunshine
Society: Elks' booth. Mr., McGlnness
soft drinks and ice cream. Central
Labor Union: pony carts Mrs y. II
Martini fortune telling. Mrs. William
n. Beacon: iish- pond Mrs. w J
Robinson: Knights Of Columbus. II. B
kaighn: General Polish Committee
Vincent Kowaleski.
While 10 was not stated In tho
totals above the funds raised through
the variods suppers was divided as
follows:
Methodist churches. s239: Presbyier.
b ian. s2962s; 81. stephens Lutheran
s360O5: Episcopal. $3.50; Daughters oi
Isabella. s335: Zion Lutheran sand
wiches alonel. $50
Mr.. Gray The chairman. then start
I ed contributions at the meeting viii
a gift OF 500 after which The follow
ing contributed.
1 n. Kanofsky. s62: 7. a. Bader. SO
John Govatos $50: William r. Kurtz
s2J: Mrs. Edwin Reynolds SD; Crosbl
r. e Hill. 500; IT, r. nobler, s25;
friend. SIS: Or. Joseph p. Wales. s2j
Mrs. u. v Ori $50; Charles Topkis
2 500 'in addition 90 500 hc CAV
q through the contribution Of the JtV
ish cOmmittecl Mrs. James =. Kerr
T. $50: Fred Krapf $40; Polish Citizens
SOS: Hospital Auxiliary. 500 annually
: nr. ]. J. Jones s23: Or. a. B. Pailer
\ SON S2J; Dr. LamOtie, $50. and GeOrg
W. Vaughan, $40