The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-06
LARGE VARIETY OF DOLLSO DISPLAY
 IN BAZAAR BOOTHS
Annual Event for ChiIdren's Hospital Will Open Tomor- row In Ledger Building.
 Many Prizes Offered

Everything is in readiness for the opening of the Doll Bazar tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, There will be dolls of every size and description, dolls that will gladden. the hearts of many children on Christmas morn- ing.
 Practically every club in Birmingham. Bessemer, Ensley. Fairfield Boyles. Pratt City, Inglenook and every other town In the county has donated doll or sent a check to the committee in charge.
 The Children's hospital depends largely on the doll bazar for it's maintenance during the year The proceeds from the sale of the dolls and other things pro- vided by the bazar are used to care for helpless sick babies. In many instances. after the child has received tre very best medical attention possible home are found for them where they are given the loving care of mother.
 Tomorrow afternoon will be children s afternoon and Mrs. James M. Wright will be in charge. Santa Claus with his pack and everything will be there and all little children who wish to tell him just what they want him to bring them Christmas are requested to see him there. In addition, there will be a grab bag for the entertainment of the little folk.
 PRIZES AWARDED
 To the most popular little girl in the district a wrist watch will be given. This prize was donated by Mary Sloss Whit taker, the little daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Vernon Whitaker.
 The small boy receiving the largest number of votes will be given a veloc- pede that looks just like a bicycle. This prize was donated by Ed Warren and Mrs Warren has charge of this voting contest The Mary Garden doll which will be given to the child guessing the number of beans in a glass jar on dis play at the bazaar will be one of the most interesting features this year. Mrs. Arthur Crowder has charge of this con- test.
 Mrs. J. Rivers Carter will be in charge of the lunches and teas to be served every day, beginning at 11;45 o'clock and continuing until the bazaar closes at |5 o'clock.
 Committees of women from the various organizations will serve as hostesses
  John Beard ard Mrs. Rivers Carter from the Church of the Advent, Mrs. J. s. Graham and Mrs. Mack Drennen from St. Mary's-on-T Highlands and Mrs. T. o. Melton from St. Andrews. Wednesday Mrs. Scales Harris and Mrs R A. MuilinsA from the Independent Pres byterian church
 This will also be cake day and persons wishing to buy cakes may order them tomorrow and get them on that day. Thursday Mrs. George Reynolds and Mrs Russell Hunt of the Methodist church and on Friday Mrs. Avery Joseph of the Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El will have charge
 MANY BOOTHS There will be a number of booths al the bazar, including fancy work. candy and dolls, the Linly Heflin unit of the American Red Cross conducting the lat ter. Mrs. Vernon Whitaker and Mrs F. B. Vaughn are in charge of this booth. The Volunteer Relief association in conducting the booth for the sale of doll clothes. of which Miss Kate Earl Terrell is chairman. Mrs. Vassar Allen has charge of the fancy work booth which includes many beautiful things. Mrs. A. w. Dupuy is chairman of the housekeeper's booth. There will be pre- serves jellies and various other things for the housekeeper there. The candy booth, which promises to be one of the most popular places at the bazar, will be supplied with candies of all varieties that are sure to please both young and old Mrs. Charles Denegre is chairman of this booth and has a large supply of candy on hand.
 The bazar will be held in the Ledger building on First avenue and Twenty first street. beginning tomorrow and will continue through Friday.