Evening journal., 1920-09-08
ALL WORKFOR
i. HOSPITAL FETE
P. & S. Friends Meet on
Thursday Night to Com
plete Plans
MANY PLEASING
FEATURES PLANNED

~ AUXILIARY or the Physicians and Sur
geons' Hospital. and as details be
come more intricate, the chairman
realizes the need for a meeting Of
workers, at which time ali loose ends
may be drawn together. She has
therefore called conference OF chair
men OF various committees 30 be held
tomorrow night at the X. OF c. Hail.
All who are taking a leading part in
arranging for the bazaar are asked 10
attend. The bazaar Is TO be held on
the Mckay property, South Broome
street, at Chestnut street, during the
week OF Sepember 20.
Striking manifestation OF what can
De accomplished for a civic under
taking by cooperation of all classes
OF residents is expected TO result from
the plans which are being worked
out for the bazaar.
Complete announcement OF the vari-
Gus agencies and individuals which
expect TO assist gives some idea OF
the broad scale on which the affair Is
being planned.
As previously stated, more than half
a dozen ~ the leading fraternal or
CARNATIONS have agreed TO take
booths at which they will dispose OF
articles the nOture Of which they will
decide. Various churches OF the city
will have charge 0f serving supncrs
on each evening OF the bazaar. Mrs.
. Frederick Kirkus is In charge 0df these
arrangements.
Novelties. which include all kinds
OF fancy work, sewing, etc, are being
collected under the direction OF Mrs.
George L. Riley.
For the candy and cake booth 70 Is
expected that Mrs J. G. Hartman and
her committee OF twenty workers Will
secure "a. least 1910 cakes. and this
committee will solicit from, wholesale
and retail dealers candy OF the best
quality in pound boxes.
one Of he moved features VIII be
Ne Olde Book Stale, where a large
collection Of the best works Of fiction,
history, poetry and science will be Of
fered for sale at nominal prices. Miss
Mary r. deNOu and a large and active
committee are guiding this work. The
committee includes Miss Emma WOr-
rell. Mrs Frederick II. Robinson. Miss
Annie l.. Hilles, Miss Clara l.
. RICHTER. Miss Louisa B Emm07s
Miss Rachel s. Rowland and Mrs
John p. Nields.
Fitting, because the bazaar is q
benefit a hospital, will be the booth
where am articles 10 be had In a first
class drug store win be disposed or
This will be In charge Of the WOmen's
Order, National Association OF Retail
Druggists, and Mrs d. r. McCOlle,
will serve as chairman. She has an
nounced her associates on the com
miltee as follows Mrs oscar G.
Draper, Mrs. Thomas Donaldson. Mrs
Albert Dougherty. Mrs. r. II. Reburn
Mrs. Elva Bowman, Mrs. J. o. Bos
ley. Mrs Fred Gradwohl, Mrs. Ed
wau Young, Mrs. Walter Morgan
Th.s committee viii solicit coniribu
iions from the wholesale and retail
drug stores.
y A grocery booth, for which interest
ing plans are being made, Will he II
charge OF Mrs. Kirk Simmons. repre-
senilng the Pythian Sisters; Mrs J
r. Keogh will conduct specialt!
booth for the sale Of ladies' boudoi
articles.
Music and entertainment Is II
charge Of William p. White. II Is eX
pected that there win be a band o
orchestra % furnish music for con
certs and dancing each night. Tn
first night will open with a cOmmu
nifty sing. The Arden Players are q
present the Shakespeare play, "A
You Like IT," on the second evening
Vocal and instrumental music b,
prominent artists viii be the featur
FOR the third night on Thursda'
nlght the knights OF Pythias will pre-
sent a public exh 'bitiOn OF their IA
nous play, Damon and Pythias." Mis-
Kate McClafferty's pupils will give al
exhibition OF aesthetic dancing on Fri
day night Of the bazaar. and II inter
est should justify, the continuance o
the bazaar FOR Saturday evening ther
viii be another entertaining feature
One OF The most novel department
is expected 10 be the gypsy forum
. telling booth 20 be conducted unde
the direction OF Mrs. William !
Beacon.
II has been decided in addition t
other forms Of publicity, TO hav
slides projected on the screens OF va
rious moving picture houses. Thi
par. OF the work has been delegate
TO Elias Wetstein, as chairman.
The Daughters OF Rebekah, /. Q. {
F.. under the direction OF Mrs Haiti
NJ. Lane, will have charge OF the ic
cream booth.
There is to be an exhibit and sal
Of canned products which will be
charge OF Mrs. George w. Hobbs.
Another unusual feature Will be
white elephant booth" in charge q
Mrs. j. F. Lecarpenter, for Alei
branch Of the Sunshine S0ciet.
There win be also curiosity shop
10 be conducted under The directiO
OF another branch OF the l. s. S.
Wilmington Institute Free Librar
will have a booth in charge OF Mis-
Eckman and Miss Van Cleve.
Alert Branch Of he lnterna.iOli
Sunshine Society will hold an in
portant meeting this evening at
o'clock at Sunshine Hall. The branc
Is TO conduct white elephant booth
at the bazaar, and IL Is TO discuss plar
for this booth as well as other bus
ness that the meeting OF the branc
will be held tonight. The member
are asking that any friends who cal
TO make gifts for this booth wi
notify either Mrs. George Wilso
president, 1920 Dstnal street, tel
phone 7322-W, or Mrs. John F. Leca
pentier, 1905 Wawaset avenue, tel
phone 500.
Mrs. George L. Riley, chairman Il
the novelty booth OF the bazaar sa
today that contributions for q
bazaar are coming in rapidly, and 81
urges all who are sewing, knitting
. making any. other kind OF gifts II
the bazaar 10 be sure TO have the
completed in time. Mrs. Riley sa
that 10 Will be Impossible 10 pers0l
ally acknowledge all OF the gifts
this time, but this will be done
the earliest possible moment.
The W0men's Auxiliary OF q
Physicians and Surgeons Hosplt
will meet at o'clock this evening
the residence Of the president, Mr.
Willard z. Smith, Fourth and Ha
rison streets.
Tomorrow nigh. a conference OF 4
the chairmen and head workers I,
the bazaar viii be held at the X. OF
Hall, Tenth and West streets, and n