The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-09
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
OPENS UP FRIDAY
DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECON
OMICS AT UNIVERSITY OFFERS
EIGHT BEAUTIFUL SHOPS.

Christmas shopping in Moscow
commenced with rush at o'clock
this afternoon-the University of Ida
no nome economics Christmas bazaar
opened at that time.
Eight superbly decorated shops, a
rest room, tea room and many other
appealing places constitute the bazaar,
which is being conducted in the home
economics department on the third
floor of the administration building,
directly over the university auditori-
um
Hard to Determine Winner
Mrs. A. H. Upham, Professor j. H.
Cushman and Mrs. e. O. Bangs.
named as judges in the contest to de-
termine the best shop in the bazaar,
surveyed the situation at 10 o'clock
this morning, adjourned to the rest
room and unanimously voted it would
be difficult verdict to hand down.
Every one of the shops entered pre-
sents balanced appearance which
makes one feel the. departments best
is being exhibited.
Charming Shop" Kappa Alpha
Thta; Crystal Top Candy Shop"
Kappa Kappa Gamma; 'sAs You Like
1t" Ridenbaugh Hall and Candle
land" Phi Upsilon Omicron, occupy
the first room to the right as one en-
ters the department. Directly across
the hall is Puppets Paradise"
Gamma Phi Beta Christmas Card
Shop,' Delta Gamma and "Scribblers-
nook" Omega Phi Alpha. The tea
room and rest room are attractively
arranged and fitted.
Multiplicity of Articles
At the end of the hall is the Home
Economics Shop" where all sorts of
articles are on exhibition with the
exception of the Home-Eco Shop, all
the booths feature some particular
article
"Sharming Shop" offers sizes,
colors, shades of ladies garters and
Miss Elizabeth Bart
lett, attired in Hindu costume, was in
charge of the shop. AS contrast to
the oriental Sharming Shop booth is
Crystal Top" the candy dispensary
of the Kappa Kappa Gammas. Crystal
Top is decorated like snowstorm in
a forest and the effect is very pleas
ing. The Misses Edith Cooper and
Myra Armbruster were in charge this
morning.
Everything For Milady
"As You Like It," is also devoted
o the wants of milady. Handker-
'hlefs, heavy wool stockings, high top
'oots and the like are on exhibition
here "Candleland," as the name in
llcates, is the original source of fancy
christmas candles. The shop features
,uletide decorations.
Puppets Paradise" is the home of
oils of all nationalities, and this
norning was being zealously guarded
y Gwyneth MacKinley Puppets
PARADISE is the Gamma Phi Beta's
hop. Next in line is the Christmas
ard Shop" Delta Gamma entry. AL
hough conservative decorations are
sed, this shop is one of the most
ttractive in the list. Miss Goldie
elton was in charge.
Girls In Costumes
"Scribblersnook," Omega Phi Alpha
ntry, is the home of stationery. Miss
lelen Johnston, dressed to represent
'ather Time, was in charge of the
hop this morning. "Scribblersnook,"
iris declare they have the best paper
lade. The home economics booth,
mere the general Work OF Cne de-
artment is being placed on sale,
ontains perhaps the most varied
rray of articles offered for sale at
pecial bazaar prices.
Miss Katherine Jensen, head of the
ONE economics department at the
University, who is in charge of the
azaar, announces that all shops will
e open before and after the per-
)rmance of Tony Sarg's marionettes,
roviding an unusual opportunity for
ne people of Moscow to purchase
hristmas presents for every men,
er Of the family
Open All Day Saturday
So far the bazaar has proven
reat success, and it is expected
lat tomorrow's sale will relieve the
hops of all stock The bazaar will
pen at 10 o'clock Saturday morning
nd remain open until 10 o'clock that
7ening.
Moscow people are especially in
tied to inspect the work Of the de-
even though they do not
,e fit to make any purchases. The
azaar is open to all.