Evening journal., 1920-09-14
MANY SUPPERS
AT Pa S. FEIE
Methodist Women Will
Serve at Opening Night
Hospital Benefit
PYTHIANS ALSO
GIVE SUPPORT

One OF The greatest present needs
in preparing for the bazaar for the
benent Of the Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital next week is the use
OF several automobiles TO collect the
various articles which have been con-
iributed Every day this week cars
will be needed and especially on
Thursday when gifts OF books Of flc-
tlon. history. science and poetry are
to be collected for "Ye Olde Booke
Stale" Contributors Of hooks are
asked 10 have them ready and wrap
ped with their names on the outside
so that they may get credit In time
for collection Thursday. Those who
have books to give or automobiles 10
loan are asked to phone Miss Mildred
Simpson, 5000 or Miss Marion Belts, OF
1911 Gilpin avenue, whose phone NUM-
Der is 1855. Automobiles Will also be
needed the early part Of next week,
particularly on Monday. The cars
may be offered other With Or without
chauffeurs.
At a meeting held yesterday afler-
noon at the home OF Mrs. 7. ID. Wise,
pa West Twenty street,
women Of The Methodist churches OF
the city agreed TO serve supper on the
opening night Of the bazaar next Mon
day, and This, in spite Of the fact that
they have so little time TO prepare for
70. This evening the Presbyterian
women will hold a meeting In West
Presbyterian Church when II Is eX-
pected that they will plan for a sup
per on one OF the oil~r even
ings. Rev. T. Franklin Smiley, ID. d.,
pastor OF West Church, is chairman
The Episcopal and Lutheran churches
are going ahead with plans for their
suppers as well as The Daughters OF
Isabella
Mrs. Kirk simmons. who represents
the pythian Sisters, had her commit
tee at work yesterday soliciting con
tributiOns for the grocery booth from
the wholesale and retail dealers. and
she reports that the gr0cers were very
generous and That quite number of
them made large gifts Mrs. Simmons
who lives at 9O6 West street, may be
reached on telephone 1885. The MEM
bers OF her committee are: Mrs
James b Tucker. Mrs. William
Miller. Mrs. Frank Simmons, Mrs
Lawrence Walker, Mrs Sarah
Mahlin. Mrs Emma Simpson, Mrs. C.
II simmons. Mrs. Frank Sawin, Mrs
Florence Anderson. Mrs. Hattie Blost
Mrs. Harry Simpson, Mrs. Elwoot
Killen, Mrs. Mary Adams and Miss
Julia Simmons.
The General Jewish Commite,
will meet Thursday night at the y
+ N. II. A. Hall, Third and King streets
at which time plans will be made
/ for the committee TO conduct a hOOtl
al the bazaar and decision reached "a
10 the class OF goods that will be OF
fercd The Jewish Committee ha
been unable to take up this Wor
tearlier on account OF the JEWS
New Yoar holidays and a big meel
ing Thursday night Is therefore e'
pected.
Mrs. w. J. Robinson announces II
teresting plans for the "nsh pond
for which she is chairman II wi
be known as "Huckleberry Firms Fis
, Pond" and will be in sand pile tn
boys and girls will grab for toys
all descriptions. 10 will be open bot
afternoon and evening from 4 o'cloC
on. Mrs Robinson asks that an
friends who have donations for N
"nsh pond" notify her at her res
dence ,2722 Market street, or tell
= phone. 6559-J. and she will have N
, gifts sent for. The members OF hl
committee include Marguerite Clyme
Catherine McRae, Dorothy McRa
, Katherine Jester, Gertrude Pyle. BE
y sic NJ WOodus. Ethel Grler. Marg
Q Bogart. Martha Hill, Rae McDowe
Gertrude Robin, Marion Shaw al
Gertrude White