Evening journal., 1920-09-16
ALLASSISTING
P. & S. BENEFIT
Hearty Response Is Made
to Committees Call for
Autos
CARS TO CALL
FOR ALL GIFTS

An appealing instance Of a case in
which real sacrifice has been made
by a woman who Is employed during
the day to assist the bazaar OF the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
next week has come TO the attention
OF the chairman, Mrs Albert Robin.
The chairman had asked for conlri-
Dutlons or novelties and fancy arti-
ccies Just at the beginning Of the vaca-
uon season. The cause for which
the bazaar Is being held-to equip
ana assist In maintaining the new
contagious disease hospital FOR VIII
mington-made so strong an appeal TO
the woman In question that she spent
great deal Of her time during the
summer in painting a beautiful
china sugar and cream set which she
has now given 10 the bazaar.
Not content, however. with making
this gift she has arranged for Its
disposition at the bazaar in such a
way that 10 will bring into the pro-
ceeds OF the affair an amount even
larger than the actual value OF the
ha1d-painted set.
Plans for the bazaar are rapidly
being completed and everything points
20 its success. Il am simply delighted
with the hearty response 10 every
request I have made for assistance"
said the chairman, Mrs. Robin, to-
day, "and with the liberal patronage
or the public next week the bazaar
should be a success In every way"
While the Methodist Presbyterian,
Lutheran and Episcopal church
women are to serve suppers on diff
ferent evenings Of the bazaar. some
Of the individual churches have ex-
pressed preference 10 make cash do
nations instead OF taking part One
OF these Is Zion Lutheran church, Of
which the Rev s. g. Won B0sse Is
pastor Other churches may desire TO
make donations, Mrs. Robin says. and
these will be received gratefully.
The Charles NJ Steff Plano Com
pany has agreed TO furnish a piano
for The entire week and keep Do
tuned daily. The Lowe Transfer has
agreed TO move the plano TO the
grounds.
will he made by residents In Delaware
outside OF Wilmington two motor
trucks will make a tour through the
State tomorrow.
clude; Mrs. Felix dupont, Miss
Ruthanna Taylor Mrs. Nathaniel
Howell Miss Nirginia Kenney, Miss
Marie Francis, Miss Anna Grubb
Miss Gertrude Robin. Mrs. Sonin
Krebs, Mrs. Ralph Baily, Mrs. Philip
Laird Mrs. Walter Laird. Mrs Fred
Blatz, Mrs. Samuel Bird, Mrs. H. G..
Haskell. Mrs Maurice dupont Lee,
Miss Marion Dunbar. Miss Jane Mar
vel. Miss Dorothy Curtis, Mrs. Horace
Wilson, Mrs. Paul Wilson, Miss Mar
ion BeadenkOpf, II X. Miller. Mss
Marion Belts, Joseph Luke, Miss Alice
Bush, Miss Dorothy Warner, Miss Sue
Brassingion, Mrs. r. G. dupont Mrs
Frank dupont. Henry Chambers, Miss
Helen Odel. Miss Dorothy Smith, Mrs
John J. Raskob and Mrs. Eugene du-
poni.
Some OF the cars were loaned with
drivers. Wilde others were chaui-
feured by members OF the college
girls motor corps under the direc.
ton OF Miss Mildred Simpson anC
Miss Marion Belts. Any other motor
car owners who want 10 loan cars
between now and the opening Of the
bazaar are asked 10 call Miss Simp.
son at telephone $500 or Miss Belts
at phone 1913.
Mrs. Kirk Simmons, chairman fol
the grocery booth, is planning tC
offer as a speciality, bags containing
Monday accessories" for the use OF
the housewives on their wash days
Groceries VIII also be offered In
baskets.
First class amusement that will bl
offered the people Of Wilmington anl
It's environs, without charge. every
evening next week, during the ba.