Evening journal., 1920-11-13
CHRISTMAS SHOP
TO OPEN TUESDAY Y

There has never been a shop lust
like the Christmas shop OF Trinity
Womens Club that opens Tuesday
next at Eleventh and Orange streets.
1t will be so unique that a visit will be
quite worth while. There are so
many special features that patrons
are sure Of being pleased Old furni-
ture, old china, old glass, things that
have the dignity OF age. the beauty OF
line and proportion, impossible in
modern furniture, and that have the
associations Of years, are always
worth possessing, always worth see
ing. Christmas gifts are a pleasure
TO ciew and 5 lect and here there Will
be a wide choice. Christmas cards,
tool And a calendar gotten up espe,
cially for the shop, a calendar that
VIII last a life time and longer be-
cause IL extends over a period OF $50
years-frOm 1855 10 POPS II will have
an ornate cover and a holiday rhyme
and its size Is such that Il can be car
ried in a shopping bag.
The painted things will be unusual
because they too have been made for
the sale. and the sport clothes win
please every woman who sees them.
There doubtless will be many orders
taken.
Every member OF the club is helm
ing make the shop a great success.
because money is needed for OId
SWedes and for the clergy house at
RehobOth, great deal of money IS
needed The shop will be open from
y.3O a. m. TO $50 D. m
Ihe committee in charge Of the
shop and those Who will attend TO pa
irons next week, are as follows
Mrs. James A. Draper, shop man
ager and chairman; Mrs. Frank l..
Dermond, Mrs. Frank V. dupont.
Mrs. Paul wilson, Mrs Frank G. Tall
man, Mrs. Harry C. Haskell.
Donation table-Miss Elsie /. Pat
tersop, chairman; Mrs. C. Marshall
Barton, y-ce- chairman, Tuesday Mrs.
Thomas W. Miller. Mrs. David Lind
say, Jr, Mrs. Caleb Layton. Wednes-
day, Mrs. j. Lawrence ellison Mrs
Frank Garrett, Miss Amy p. duPoni
Mrs; Franklin Duane, Mrs. r. w.
curtis. Thursday. Miss Christine
Cause, Mrs Ernest s. Taite. Mrs Har-
rison W. Howell Friday. Mrs. Rob
ert Pennington, Mrs Hugh Morris. Mrs
Robert w. TomlinsOn. Saturday. Mrs
Joseph Hilles, Mrs Tilghman John
Aniiques-Mrs. Harlan G. Scott
chairman; Mrs. George p. Bissell
Nice-chairman. Tuesday. Miss Cor
nelia Draper, Mrs Cartledge. We'd
nesday, hrs. w. s Bergland. Mrs. L.
\. lerkes. Thursday, Mrs. Frank du-
Pont, Mrs: II. G. Haskell Friday. Miss
COrnella Draper, Mrs. r. w. Miller.
NlI,,. MIS-, w. ; Bergland. saturday, Mrs.
Cartledge, Mrs. George p. Bissell
Samples-NIiss Elizabeth Drapcr.
chairman. Tuesday, Mrs. Lawrence
ellison. Mrs. II. G. Haskell. Wednes.
day. Mrs. Henry p. Scott. Miss Cor
nelia Draper Thursday. Mrs. Robert
Bennington Miss Taite Friday Mrs.
Townsend Mrs. F. r. Davis. Saiur-
day. Mrs. Maurice dup. Lee.
Candy table-Mrs w. pnynten
Johnston, chairman: Miss Cause Mrs
Lindsay, Mrs. Wilson Mrs Hoopes.
Mrs. Layton. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Gil
son, Miss Armstrong Mrs. Scott Mrs.
Ferr day Tuesday. Miss Christine
Cause. Wednesday, Mrs. David Lind
say, Jr., Mrs. Poynlell Johnston. Mrs
Paul Wilson. Mrs. Edgar Hoopes.
Thursday, Mrs. Layton. Mrs. John
ston, Mrs. Lindsay. Friday. Mrs. Gil
son. Miss Katherine Armstrong Mrs
Wilson, Mrs. Henry p. Scott. Jr' SAT-
urday, Mrs. Ferriday, Mrs. Poyntell
Johnston
Painted articles-Miss Ethel Barks-
dale, chairman: Miss Elizabeth Reese
Miss Ann Garrett. Miss Louise Lea
Tuesday, Miss Barksdale, Miss Lea.
wednesday, Miss Reese. Miss Barks-
dale. Thursday, Miss Barksdale Fr day
MISS Lea; Miss Reese. Saturday, Miss
Books-Mrs. Charles l.. Reese.
chairman. Tuesday, Mrs. w. 8.
Ayars. Mrs. Martin Walker. Wednes-
day, Mrs. Walker Miss Kenny. Thurs
day. Mrs. ellison. Miss Katherine
Markley Friday, Mrs. Josiah Marvel.
Mrs. Ira. Fallon. Saturday, Miss Dor
oihv Curtis Mrs. Reese.
Christmas cards and calendars
Mrs. G.. Beadenkopf. Miss Marion
Beadenkopf, chairman. with Mrs. q.
Miller Turner and Mrs. Julian Adair
assisting