Evening journal., 1920-09-24
Dance TONIGHT
At P. & S. FETE
Outdoor Pageant by Young
People Expected to Prove
Delightful
BAZAAR WILL
CLOSE TOMORROW

II old Sol does as well for the Ply
,slcans' and Surgeons hospital bazaar
TO equip the new contagious disease
hospital on the Mckay estate as he
has done for the first four days OF
this week, ihe bazaar wilf 60 down
into history as the most successful
and IN. greatest money gathering
,fete or its kind ever held in this
city Every day has been a good
day for The bazaaT and the latest was
always the best. So 10 was yesier-
.iay and so is the promise for today,
weather permitting.
The happiest. most "talkingest" and
generous crowds have been there al
ways long before the workers could
possibly be ready TO take care Of their
needs and as they came. so they re-
mained until they had to 90 home 20
day.
With Miss McClanerly's pupils
scheduled for a dancing exhibition,
the supper OF the Daughters OF lsa-
. bella and other spec al features for
tonight, 10 looks as II today would
run yesterday a close second II not
actually beat IL. With features plan
ned for tomorrow afternoon and
evening that were not on ne
program any uHl,t '"f
ine bazaar, The indications are
B that this will mark the end OF the
undertaking in a blaze Of glory and
halo OF triumph
The bazaar win not be continued
next week u is necessary TO em-
phatically state this because the re-
por. has gone out very generally
that 10 was 90 go on. But 10 viii be
running with all the regular and
many features tomorrow afternoon
and evcning and this was not az ilrst
definitely arranged for Any persons
who have not been 10 the bazaar Will
not see 10 unless they go Today OF, To-
morrow. The bazaar is being held on
the Mckay property, Chestnut ana
Broome streets.
Besides the attractions at an or the
booths and the gypsy tent there Will
be surprises in the form or entertain
ment for tomorrow evening and az
that time what articles may remain
unsold Will be auciioled on 10 the
highest bidders. The auctioning VIII
be done In such a way that 10 viii not
interfere with any OF the other attrac-
tiOns. an OF which viii be running
lust as they have been on any other
night OF the bazaar. An experienced
auctiOneer will b. In charge.
Yesterday afternoon and evening
proved Big Thursday in fact The
largest crowds Of the week attended
both the supper and the bazaar. The
Episcopal church women who mad
charge Of The supper, served more
than 1000 people and had TO turn
others away because they had moth
ing left for them.
~ never saw such crowds in my
life" said Mrs. Albert Robin. the gem
eral chairman. in a burst Of enthus-
lasm last night as she looked around
her.
"The newspapers certainly must be
given their full share OF credit for
making The establishment Of the new
contagious disease hospital so sue
cessful."
the feature OF last evening was the
performance of the Shakespearian
play. Midsummer Nights Dream" by
the Arden players in an open air
theatre erected for the occasion.
After the play Director J. n. Robin
son and the Philharmonic Band came
over from the community sing at the
Rodney street reservoir and dOnate0
their services for the rest Of the eve
ming in behalf Of the Musicians
Union
William p. White. chairman n en-
teriainmenis has announced that the
band has been engaged 10 play for
ne bazaar tonight, as well.
This afternoon and evening prom
ises 10 bring the largest crowd yet 10
the bazaar Between and I30 o'clock
the Daughters Of Isabella Will serve
one OF their famous oyster suppers.
Mrs II. B. kaign Is chairman and the
menu will include the following
Oyster stew. crackers. fried oysters,
potato salad potato hash catsup.
Mrs Arthur p Patterson. general
chairman for an the suppers, express
ed herself as delighted with the sue
cess Of the suppers and she said she
cannot praise too highly the unsel0sh
work Of an who have assisted.
Another big drawing card FOR to-
nighi will De The exhibition OF dane
ing 10 b. given by Miss McClancrty's S
pupils While there will be no sup
per for Saturday night a new feat
ure has been arranged in IFS place
That has not been offered on any
other night. Delicious bread and
meat sandwiches as we'll as frankfur-
ters and rolls and coffee Will be
served Some NJ the charming young
women Of the Ursuline Academy
headed by Miss Dolce D0ugheriy
have agreed 10 serve the sandwiches
h. B Grifenberg manager Of the
REYNOLDS Candy Company agreed Ia
donate 500 Of the famous Reynolds
sandwiches for this part OF The ba-
zaar and the James Lambros cafe Is
also kindly donating 500 sandwiches
10 Is hoped that 1000 sandwiches may
be secured.
The Women Workers of Zion
church under Miss Lena Dettling vii
serve the frankfuriers and coffee
afternoon and evening
A new feature last evenig In tht
refreshment line was the selling OF
soft drinks Of all kinds and bcausf
OF the night being warm they were
in great demand The Sioeckle Brew.
ing Company gave % cases FOR lasl
night. Hartmann and Fehrenbach
Will give twenty cases tonight and
Delaware Coca-COcO BOttling Com
pany 25 cases for tomorrow after
noon and even ng. The latter's dona-
ton. besides the famous Coca-Coca
includes many other kinds of soft
drinks The Delaware Hardware
Company is loaning four tubs for
the iceing OF drinks and the Diamond
Ice Company is giving all the ice that
Is needfd
In add tion 10 other contributors oi
ice cream the Cappeau and Smith
and. Sirevig drug stores have made
donations.
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