Evening journal., 1920-08-13
TODANCEAI
P. & S. BENEFIT
Straw Rides Also to Be
Feature of Hospital
Carnival
MANY WOMEN
ARE COOPERATING

Young people who are planning TO
attend the bazaar that will be held on
the Mckay estate by the Women's
Auxiliary o fihe Physicians and Sur
geons' Hospital, during the week Of
September 20, will be glad TO know
that dancing will be held every eve
ming Of the bazaar after the entertain
ment feature for the evening Is ended.
The chairman, Mrs. Albert Robin, is
arranging to have excellent music
provided for the dancing and as the
floor in the old Mckay house, South
BrOOme street, near Lancaster avenue,
is admirably suited for the purpose,
a good time is looked for. The build
ing is TO be converted intO,a contag-
ious disease hospital eventually
Straw rides will be another form OF
evening attraction for those who want
10 make a start from the scene or the
bazaar and the smaller folks will have
their innings, too, for pony cart rides
will be offered for their entertainment
In the afternoon.
The chairman reports splendid CO.
operation on every hand. Checks
have come in. and splendid responses,
she says. (which makes me feel that
the people have taken hold Of the
municipal hospital project as their
very own. one wealthy woman
wrote 81 am sending you beaded bags
and/doilies,' And I asked only that
each woman send one artilce But, Of
course, when they want 10 be so good
as this 10 Is simply splendid.
As an evidence Of the wh0le-hearted
interest the women OF Delaware are
taking In the proposed bazaar, one OF
several letters received by the chair
man, Mrs. Robin. at RehOboth, where
she has gone for a brief. rest is a
striking example.
This letter is from Mrs. Anna r.
Walker. wife Of stat Senator John NJ
Walker. of Hockessin. In this letter
Mrs Walker points out not only that
she will do an In her power 20 help
the bazaar but she gives the names of
her associates on the committee an
two other committees that have
grown out Of it, through the chain
plan.
Mrs. Robin. IN writing 10 ask the
Interest Of such Delaware women
asked that they prepare some article
for sale at the bazaar and interest
nine other women in doing the same
thing. These ten. in turn. were each
20 ask nine other women.
Mrs Walker gave Mrs. Robin. the
AuIlIFn WI lANN NWAlNlNlNNNNE as IWAANNNNs
Mrs John NJ. Walker. chairman
Mrs. Herman McNaugh, Mrs. II. B. Nc
Waugh. Miss Ella Mitchell. Mrs
Samuel Dennison. Mrs. Phillip Gar
reit Mrs Henry Mitchell. Mrs. Alfred
Walker, Mrs. Richard Robinson, iNsz
Normlr Mancill and Miss Esther T
Walker, an Of Hockessm except Mrs
Mancill. who is Of Yorklyn
out OF this committee grew two
others Mrs. Philip Garrett Is chair
man Of one and her associates on the
committee are Mrs. Samuel Garrett
Mrs. John Burgess. Mrs Mark Redrlch
Mrs. O.. n. GarrcisOn. Mrs Frank Nc
Waugh. Mrs. leslie Underwood, Mrs
William keli0n. Miss Lois Garrett
Miss Elizabeth Garrett Miss MauC
Polk. an Of HOckessin.
Miss Esther Walker Is chairman o
the other committee and she will Sc
icct. from the membership OF th'
Camp Fire Girls at Hockessin, thOs'
who will work with her.
And then. on top Of all this nr0mp
offer q faid. Mrs. Walker wrote tina
she wished The chairman great sue
cess in every line Of this good cause
This Is only one OF many letters
which Mrs Robin is receiving dali,
but Mrs. Walker has the honor Of be
ing among the first 10 announce com
piete organization. showing that all o
these women, at least. have made ar
early start to make their contribution
10 the cause something worth while