Evening journal., 1920-09-20
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tNtIN evening Wlll llISb lidoo NHAtA-
tainment. dancing and band concerts
10 follow. Tonight the community
sing and solos by Mrs. Louise Nalos-
owe viii be the feature; tomorrow
night vocal music by Frederick X.
Wyatt and his pupils and piano selec-
tions by Mrs NJ A. Tarumianz; We'd
nesday, moving pictures; Thursday,
shakespearian play, Midsummer
Nights Dream" by Arden players;
Friday, exhibition OF dancing by Miss
McClanerty's pupils.
10 is expected that hundreds Of
business and professional men ana
women as well as those In other
walks OF life will go out early in the
evenings TO enjoy the supper aud
then the events which follow, incud-
ing the dancing that will start every
nisht al . O'Clock on the fine floor in
the Mckay residence on the property.
AIT entertainments Will be free.
Ice cream viii be provided for sale
on the various nights by thcNarious
Wilmington manufacturers Tonight
hanna's ice cream will be served: to-
morrow night, BurdanH: Wednesday.
Sharpless Thursday. GOvaiOs'; FRI
day. Aschenbach. Firth. the ice cream
dealer. has donated a wedding cake
that viii be disposed Of.
All arrangements for the bazaar are
being made up TO and including FRI
day night but II pubic interest JUS
ties continuance over Saturday night,
entertainment and all other features
VIII be extended 10 cover that eve
ming
fndcc Game, c.,.. y,..,......,- ....
eran lurlst, has become so Interested
in The success Of the bazaar that he
nas decided 10 give a part OF his fine
library 90 "Ne Olde BoOkc STALE"
which Is one OF the feature attrac-
lions 10 Is expected that over 1000
volumes Will be offered for sale al a
nominal figure so that good reading
may be purchased by people OF small
means. Arthur L Bailey librarian
or wilmington Institute Free Library
mas shown his active interest bv go
lns 20 the bazaar grounds and person
ally marking the valuation OF each
volume, according TO rs condition.
Acting under Instructions OF the man
ea,stlltht ne marked them as low as
-lo worm or me books would Justify
buy. '''''00 ~
Mrs Joseph p. Wales and n corns NJ
prominent women whom she viii se-
ltcl dre 70 have a leading part In one
particular branch OF activities for
thursday evening that has noi been
.ih ihNounced and Is being kept 1uiet "a
ulat % viii be amOnr the siirnrises
inat the public Will have 10 ma nnf
by visiting the bazaar. '
ine. Mom o OF Wawasot ihe du-
l'ont Nous ne center. want 10 see ihe
lataal succeed. Evidence on mis-
svmes in the announcement hat ihov
nave contributed an % the usefrl
~ az lclts mat were lefi from the fet
t ~ NaWaset women recently
ueIl 50 successfully. Tho action ,,.ss
taken by Mrs Charles Warner ,,bo
i'i Nfu MIS-. Albert Robin. general
cha rman ~ ne bazaar on thnir a.
SIC lo assist with the underiakin1
Nir honln makes an appeal 10 he
t-.uenls or the vicinity surrounding
Nc property 10 light up their norrhrs
iner with porch lights or Iauanrse
lanterns so mat the streets leading fo
I me bazaar as well as fhr Afrkq,
grounds. may be attractive. parhan.
some of them viii be willing 10 dcr.
oTaie their houses as well she saws
ole = The attractive features VI
ine bazaar VIII be the serving of sun
pers on different nights by ihe women
ol ine various churches and other or
san -alions IN me city. Mns Arthur
feiterson, general chairman n charge
or the suppers, yesterday announced
her complete plans The summers
VIII De served each evening frafn Z
70 O'Clock. Those whosara assist
ing Mrs. Patterson on iie general
comm iiee include. Mrs. George n
Z Dole. Mrs j. M0rrick Horn Mrs Iohn
Hayes, Mrs Ellwood Souder. Dr.. Mrs
I cyDu J. koscr. The churches that
I VIII nave charge. their cha'rmon and
the menus that viii be served an,
as follows:
Tonight: Methodist Church women
T Mrs. Allen T. Lewis chairman. rnonu
chicken salad. cold ham peas. ieliv
rolls. coffee and sliced ncachfs.
Iuesday-preshyicran. Mrs s. c
. WY, chairman menu crOuueltes. es
+ caliopcd potatoes, peas 81 ccd toma
toes. rolls, jelly. cOnce and tea.
I Wednosday-st. sierhen's Lutheran
Lhurch, Mrs y w Ladd. chairman
menu. cold boiled ham. fresh bake,
nam. potato salad sliced tomatoes
/ corn, pepper sauce. bread and butter
/ conee sliced peaches and cake.
I Thursday-Epi Mrs. Geore,
3. Miller and Mrs Frederick NJ Kir
kus, chairman; menu. cold slice,
ham. chicken salad rolls. coffee an,
| tea.
Frlday-Daughtcrs Of Isabella. Mrs
IT, B. IA ghn. chairman. menu
oyster slew crackers, fried oysters
I potato salad. pepper hash. catsup
rolls and coffee.
Those who have assisted the SUP.
per committee by giving food al
lOan'nz fishes. tables chains. etc
include. Edith n. Mcconnell fsuc.
cessOr 10 the ID. 3 Jones Company
Y. W. g. A., Delaware Notion House
James Chandler. Marshall r. Icaiman
McAiNhon Brothers. Morris Altman
Friends Meeting House, Friend.
School. Temple OF Truth Lambros
Brothers. .Kievor and Schcndloman
Radcliffe Bakery and others whose
aid VIII be ACKNOWLEDGED later.
One OF the most attractive features
10 The general public will be The
occult department" There viii De-
two tents. one for fortune telling by
cards and the other for palmisiry
Besides there will be fortunes by The
seventh son OF the seventh son 10 be
d.spasod Of Ms William II. Beacon
Is chairman for This department and
her associates viii he: Mrs. Floy p.
Booth Miss Agnes Y. Downey. Mss
ipeari Hlnseley, Miss Alice Bichey and
Mss Elizabeth Pyle Not all Of thes.
lwll tCll fortunes. however.
II er.sGharles B. Leone, OF 1870 West
FouFth street, has assembled his
II pmmlt That VIII have charge OF
II NC collection and disposition of
III fruits and vegetables for The bazaar
-llpr. Aeone asks that any one who hos
III t,ooihalll buttons In This line call him al