The Alaska daily empire., 1922-11-16
BAZAAR OPENS
 TO GOOD CROWD
Feast of Good Things Offered
 Booths Are Beautiful ! Tn Decoration.

Midsummers cay, on the date of the first snow fall of the season in Juneau, has blossomed forth in Par ish Hall today when the annual Catholic Bazaar opened for a three day run. A beautiful Japanese gar- den, with hanging wistaria, cherry blossoms, soft lights and lanterns, bid the shivering guest, enter and drink of sweet nectars and nibble dainty cakes A atulip garden, and in the background sturdy wind mill, suggestive of sunshine and light breezes. bid all to come and eat of the sweets offered.
 Tn a beautiful setting of black and white design over which is twined pink roses. handiwork woven by fairy needles suggest countless uses they can offer if taken. Juices of southern fruits, mixed to delicious nectar, is offered from beneath bower of greens and bright hued leaves.
 1 A centerpiece of beautiful design and a set of fox furs has place all their own for display. A con- tinual hum and swishing sound caused one to peek into a side room. and there stands an electric washing machine, already for use, to be won and taken home.
 Riddles hover about one corner. In it stands the magic fish pond
 Everything conceivable to gladden. the heart of the youngsters is some how miraculously produced from this deep hidden spot.
 Delighted cries and laughs over prizes won, cone from the general lottery booth, which runs almost the entire length Of the main room.
 The booth is gaily decorated with greens and bright colored back ground. and offers everything from a needle to an anchor as punch board prizes.
 One of the main booths of the Bazaar is the Good Luck Booth. Loudly Irocfaim.ng it's cause in clever design of the swastika, hearts and large horseshoe. the booth offers an entire turkey dinner from soup to nuts, to be won by punch board Mrs Charles Skuse and Mrs l.. o. Gore are in charge of this booth today. 1 Mrs. Sam GuyOt is in charge of the delightful tea room, which was designed by herself She is assisted by Mrs. J. J. Connors. cashier Mrs. D. F. Malloy. Mrs. A. J. Forrest. Mrs. M. J. Bavard, Mrs K. c. Talmadge, Mrs. J. Thibedeau. Mrs. C. A. Gaby. Tonight Friday and Saturday even ings and Saturday afternoon, the Camp Fires Girls, en costume, will 1 assist in serving.
 At the candy booth Mrs B. Hewitt presides in the afternoons and Miss Celia Mclaughlin in the evenings
 The needle craft booth. contributed by the Ladies' Altar Society is pre- sided over by Mrs. George Simp- kins. Mrs. s. HellcnthaI, Mrs. Mar tin Lynch. Mrs. M. Michael. Mrs. A. E. Gurr, Mrs. H. VanderLeest and Mrs. Hector Mclean. alternate as cashiers. The bunch bowl booth is presided over h~ Miss " Bou-gette and Miss Mary Wahl
 Mrs. Frank A. Boyle is in charge of the general lottery booth. She is assisted by Mrs. J. W. Kehoe. Mrs. W. A. Borland. Mrs. w. Franks. Mrs J. Patterson. Miss Josephine Reidle. Miss Irene Nelson and Miss Nell Nc. Closkey.
 Mrs. William Geddes is in charge of the centerpiece and furs raffle. Mrs. Leah Engberg presides over the electric washing machine raffle Mrs. Louise Norton delights the kiddies from the deep of the fish pond Mrs. Llcyd Ritter is at the door with the season raffle ticket.
 The wheel" is inactive this after noon, but will be set off with a big swing tonight.
 During the afternoon the Parochial School Orchestra, under direction of Professor Sumpf, gave a number of selections.
 Tonight the bazaar will be on with bang. A large space has been roped off in the center of the floor of the main hall for dancing. Dor. othy Chaffee's four-piece orchestra l will furnish the music.
 To light the way to the Parish Hal! and to proclaim the feasts of every | kind. offered at the bazaar. hugt | searchlight has been placed on the roof of the building and will play over the town and Channel during the entire evening. 4 large crowd is in attendance this afternoon and if is exnecfed the