Evening journal., 1920-09-17
$1,000 GIFT FOR
P.& 5. HOSPITAL
General Jewish Committee
Starts Fund for Contag-
ious Disease Unit
ITALIANS ALSO
SUPPORT FETE

That work for the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital bazaar on the Nc
Kay property all next week starting
Monday, knows no race nor creed, is
evident from two announcements made
today. One is that the General Jewish
Committee. representing all the jew
ish residents of the city, mas decided |
tc contribute $1,000 TO start with foi /
the purpose of establishing a Jewish |
unit for the new contagious disease |
hospital which the bazaar is to benefit. |
The other is that the Italian residents |
have $1,000 as the goal to be raised at |
the bazaar next week through the sale |
OF fruits and vegetables.
The work of the Jewish committee is
under the direction Of samuel Cannon. |
Mr. Cannon explained today that the
Jewish residents, through the syna
gogucs and in other WAYS will be urged
to take an active part in the bazaar all
next week besides assisting with the
raising Of the $1,000 fund.
Mrs. Charles s. Leone, wife Of the
physician, has the leadership for the
italian residents, and any persons who
desire TO make contributions Of fruit
or vegetables are asked to notify her
at telephone 0f0
The Daughters Of Rebekah, Odd Eel
lows, unable TO take working part
in the bazaar, have forwarded a cash
donation Of $50
= Two automobiles and two motor
trucks are touring the State today 20
collect gifts from points outside of
/ Wilmington.
One of the large gifts to the bazaar
is a victrola that has been donated by
the Robelen Piano Company The gift
was made through Mrs John +. Le-
, carpenter, who is chairman for the
"White Elephant" booth that is being
conducted by Alert Branch Of the Sun
: shine Society.
One of Wilmingtons most celebrated
pianists. IL has Just been learned, will
, play next Tuesday night. She is Mrs.
NJ. A. Tanmianz, wife Of a prominent
member of the medical staff of the
State Hospital Her numbers viii be:
Autumn" by Chaminadc, and 'Rigo-
- letto," by List On the same evening
Frederick Wyatt and his pupils win be
heard in vocal music.
T. who have loaned automobiles the name
+" Of Samuel Bird was inadvertently over
10 looked. His car has been at the dis
.- posel of the comRittee practically al
e week.
q Mrs. Donald S. Ashbrook, whos'
celebrated home made candy is synon
# omous with "the best in the land,
A. and which has nett6d large sums 70
r.. charitable and patriotic affairs in vii
4. nington so often has volunteered Z
nd make candy for the bazaar and thos
re who don't like the taste of her do
IA. licous confections at the bazaar Al
expected TO be few and far between
Mrs W. b. Thompson, representa-
na the Chautauqua Reading Circle,
,n chairman for the sale of flowers an
nt plants She asks that all who ha,
OF contributions notify her at eitser {
is two telephones, 5l5S-W or 6665. Flow
a. ers and plants may be sent either
a. hei residence at POO West SiNteent
or street 300 Washington street or
she is notified they viii be called 70
Those assisting her on the commmtt'
are Mrs. H. y. Jcmison. Mrs. Harr
Ol Frazier, Mrs J.. G.. Thompson, Mr.
he Willard r. Smith, Mrs. Lydia Fishe
IN. Mrs. Margaret Warren, Mrs. Jol
Ice Peach. Mrs. Frank IIarrar, Mrs Flo
To rie r. Booth aud Mrs ". II. Be
He CON-
nee Except for The last minute nnishil
touches AN is in readiness FOR the b
zaar next week OF the Womon's Au
10 AIRY OF The Physicians and Surgeon
Hospital The bazaar Will open
to- Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock a
in continue every afternoon and nigl
mt, including Saturday
,oil The place at which the bazaar "
,ni be held is The Mckay property, Sot
, Broome and Chestnut street. M
heV property has been purchased by {
ee ~ Physicians and surg ons' Hospital a
The bazaar Is for The purpose 0f rais
ing funds with which 90 equip 10 10
now contagious disease hospital
,iiv The use OF an residents OF The c
ana who desire 20 20 there In order q
,or- they may be Isolated from their IA
ram ily and friends when they have C
ZOO lac Gus diseases.
The property occupies the en
lon block between Br0Ome ana Rodl
- Chestnut and Linden streets. 10 d
m he reached easily by trolley car
disi South Harrison street line Nj
N starts al Fourth and Market str
' and on which transfers from an pO
ycF colverging at Fourth and Market
- accepted, runs past the properly
Linden street, From the north
lpal northwestern section OF the cit,
con- can be reached by taking Dclav
avenue car west and TRANSFERRING