Evening journal., 1920-09-13
SUNSHINERS
help HOSPITAL
Alert Branch Will Conduct
white Elephant Booth
At Fete
RED MEN ALSO
ARE INTERESTED

Among the committees recently or
ganized for work in connection with
the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital bazaar, Is that representing
Alert Branch. International Sunshine
Society, which Is TO conduct the
white elephant booth" This COM
mittee is inviting contributions from
friends which may be sent either
through Mrs. George Wilson, presi-
dent Of the branch, or Mrs. Lecarpen-
tier, chairman OF the committee. The
associate workers OF Mrs. Lecarpen-
tier on the committee are:
Captains for the various nights;
Monday-Nirs. McCrea, Tuesday,
Mrs. Z. c. Preston; Wednesday, Mrs.
Charles SlOcumb: Thursday, Mrs.
Elw0od George; Friday. Miss Emma
Beste; Saturday, Mrs. Z. l.. Deuio.
Each captain viii have four charm
ing young women as helpers on each
day. Others who are serving on the
committee FOR the Alert Branch are
as follows.
Mrs. Henry Primrose. Mrs. John
Collins, Mrs. Jacob II. Clymer, Mrs.
McCroa, Mrs. Oliphant, Mrs. T.. l..
Walleo, Mrs. George Wilson. Miss NJ.
Moore. Mrs George II. Lackey, Mrs.
Julia VI. storey, Mrs. George Weaver,
Miss Jean Macdonald, Miss Mary Car
penter. Mrs. Aphone p Cleaver, MISS
Ellen Samwoi tn. Mrs. Irwin Nansant,
Mrs. Lummis
This evening ten representatives
from the Sons Of Columbus, the tai
ian Beneficial Society, will meet win
the general chairman, Mrs. ROBIN, az
her residence, Bayard and Gilpln
avenues. 10 discuss plans for STOCK.
ing the fruit booth with all kinds OF
fruit during the bazaar.
The Improved order OF Red Men
has agreed 10 take charge or the,
booths for the sale OF hot dogs
ifrankfirters) and soft drinks.
Already the use OF a large numDeI
OF automobiles has been volunteered
10 the chairman for use during thti
bazaar and a number or DINERS VII
be needed. ,,,,,
Through the courtesy Of T. w. VIII
son. vice-p president and general man
ager OF the Wilmington and Philadel.
phia Traction Company, the executive
committee of the hospital has Sc
cured promise Of a car that viii %
nun about the city on each night ol
the bazaar carrying a band ana pa.
carded with directions as 10 now "
reach the bazaar grounds.
A large number Of window card'
have been distributed throughout lh'
ciiv advertising the bazaar and som'
M these have been sent TO DOWN
State points. 49, .on.
IN the 200 women who are nahlil'
novelties and fancy articles or con
frihuiinc canned goods and the IKE
These postal cards ask that coptrlnnu
mrs gel their gifts ready and mail th'
ret,,rn card 10 Mrs George l., mley
chairman OF the novelty booth, wh'
will see that the articles are calleo lu
in time for the bazaar. -
The Mckay property VIII pc an oi
chanting place Mhen the Dd1aeff "a,
held there Tor a week, starting Mon
dsv seniember 20. 30 Judge fror
nisns which have been announced.
The main entrance 10 the propert
viii he on Chestnut street, betWee
proome and Clayton, by way OF lli
sriveyvav that leads into the nne Oh
reeidence This driveway VIII leaQ u
IN stage. close 10 the house, WlleI
Inc various entertainments, Danu con
certs and other attractions, Will u
nroscniod ,. ,
n w1l he necessary, probaDly' a, !
have different setting TOT ,uii ui
rNNknSnrnfthU IflANt iiAN. 49,.
summer Nights Dream TO De give
nv Inc Arden players on lhursuss q
night. for II has been the custom !
nresent these plays in open air tnea
res and such a natural auditorium
can he easily created on the Mcka
grounds. The other entertainment
However. including the communit
slnr on The opening night, the vo,c'
and instrumental music on Tuesda
evening. Mary plckford, and Charll
Chaplin' Wednesday evening, and IN
dancing exhibition Of Miss MoClai
fertv's classes on Friday evening, WI
he given on the central stage. .,
TTls big platform viii serve as IN
central point for the arrangement
lhe booihs. twenty Of which WI
converge about it in the form OF
horseshoe. The arrangement Of .tf
rrounds Is in charge OF the execuu'
sommitiee Of the p. & 5. Hospita
nnder the direction OF Fred Cav
ihrop. who VIII also have charge,
Iehfing. In the laying out Of IN
grounds the committee has been a
Sisted materially by Messrs. Brow
and Whlteside, architects, who volui
ieered their services. J. A. Bader