Evening journal., 1920-09-02

FOR BAZAAR
Details to Be Explained to
Workers at Night
Dinner
SECRET SOCIETIES
TO AID HOSPITAL

Within the next few days announc-
ment is expected 90 be made OF a
dinner that will be given al the Hotel
dupont when detailed plans for the
bazaar OF the Physicians and Sur
gcons Hospital on the Mckay prop
erty will be considered. The chair
man OF the bazaar will be hostess 40
this dinner. The guests will include
the heads OF the various cooperating
agencies who are working actively for
the success OF the undertaking.
Ihe bazaar Is being conducted un-
der the direction OF the WOmen's
Auxiliary OF the hospital. which in
cludcs about 80 members and OF
which Mrs. Willard y Smith rs nrcs-
ldent. The general chairman for the
bazaar Is Mrs Alher, Robin and she
VIII be The hostess Of the dinner.
In addition 20 other features that
nave been previously announced. 10
i expected uai the medical stan OF
the hospital will conduct a booth at
which an articles 20 be had In a drug
store Will be displayed and offered FOR
sale.
With the advent OF September and
! The resumption OF fill meetings Of
the various fraternal orders plans Will
be pushed for the participation OF
/ the lodges ln the bazaar.
The lodges are being asked 10 take
| booths az the bazaar where they may
sell Whatever class OF articles they
| desire They Will cooperate with
/ the general committee so that these
VIII be no duplication OF effort aloug
this line.
Deputy Attorney General p. Warren
Green has addressed letters 10 the
various orders explaining their part
/ IN the undertaking and the responses
be has had so far have been encourag-
ing.
Indications are that each large or
der OF the city will cndelv0r 10 outdO
The other lodges In It's arrangements
for the bazaar. thus rencctIng credit
on the lodge and at The same time as
slsting materially with the success
OF the bazaar that Is TO benefit The
new hospital for contagious diseases
In which an public-spirllcd residents
are So actively interested.
Each order is 20 b. furnished with
a blue print by Brown and Wh.tcsldc.
| showing that the booths will be ar
| ranged In The form OF a horse shoe
with a platform In the center where
the entertainments will be given on
the various nights
The program OF entertainments will
be on an elaborate scale
on one evening the Arden Players
are 90 present The Shakcspcarian
play. "As You Like No." IN an open
air theatre on the Mckay prIleriy
that will be arranged for this per-
fOrmance. There viii be a cOmmun-
ity sing on one night, aesthetic dane
J ing exhibition on another. a nlght OF
vocal and instrumental music al
! which Miss Isabelle Wales. Frodpr cl
r W. Wyatt. Mrs Leonard r. Wales anC
other vocal and instrumental solo
b lists Will entertain. Besides th'
+ nightly entertainments there will h
b pony rides and straw rides for thl
children and young people. dancing i
: the 0ne old Mckay building Will
p music by a good orchestra and 0ihc
- entertainment features.
While they have not been maxim
4 much fuss about it hundreds or wo
\ men throughout the State have beer
busy during the summer knitting
- sewing. canning and doing oihe
. fancy work for the bazaar This wOrl
, Is under the direction OF Mrs Ge0rgl
l.. Riley, chairman OF novelties WO.
men In an parts OF the Slate-in Sus.
sex county as we'll as Kent and New
Castlc-aro working FOR the bazaar
] anu NlN' ANNNAN Nr NNI'NNIN ~ N' "t
ingathering OF novel and useful ar
iicles for sale at the bazaar mat will
offer fascinating inducements 20 ihos'
who seek the unusual IN purchases o.
this kind. The collection viii be cos
mopOllan, too. Tor women OF an ma
tlonalitios are at work and The handl
work OF many nations will be shown
Many women. realizing that Christina
Is not SO FAR away. are expecting ll
, 20 10 the bazaar and purchase ar
ticles that will make attractive
, Christmas gifts for their friends
The opening of the new hospital fo
contagious diseases, for the benefit o
, which the bazaar Is being conducted
has been deferred until after the ha
zaar IN order that the general publil
may have a chance TO inspect the I'm
stiiutiOn and see how well suited 10 /
FOR the purpose.
A number Of women who have beer
too busy 10 make gifts for The bazaa
have asked those who are managlnl
the affair whether cash contribution
would be acceptable. To these re-
quests for information The Chairman
has replied that such contribution
viii be rra,fuly accepted and viii d
a great deal OF good In equipplng am
4 maintaining the Institution.