Evening journal., 1922-05-20
Wife OF MAYOR
AIDING BAZAAR
Mrs. Leroy Harvey Donates
Articles for Art Needle
Work Display
hECK-YOUR-BABY"
BOOTH is PROVIDED

BOOTH is PROVIDED
There Is reason TO believe thai
the art and needleword display al
the Jewish Community Bazaar in
the Auditorium next week will sur
pass anything in its line ever be-
fore made in Wilmington.
This feature of the exposition has
been entrusted to the care of the
local section Of the Council of Jew
ish Women under the direction OF
Mrs. James j. Cohen. Weeks have
been given to assembling a collec-
tion OF handiwork and much thought
and time spent upon the arrange
ments for the exhibit.
Contributions have come from all
walks Of life and have been well
coined equally. Prominent among
donors Is Mrs. Leroy Harvey, 9O7
North Broome street, wife of the
Mayor. She has done her part
with a zeal similar to that which her
husband has shown towards the en-
terprise. The articles she has con-
tributed will In themselves provide
a tasteful portion Of the whole dis
play.
But the art and needlework ex-
hibit is not the only part the women
of the city will play in the exposi-
tion. on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons card parties
will be held also under the aus
pices Of the Wilmington section Of
Jewish Women, with Mrs. Henry
Harris as director. Suitable prizes
will be provided and the parties
are expected to partake much Of
the atmosphere of those held by the
prominent women's clubs Of the
city.
A candy booth will be managed
entirely by the women. This will
be directed by a committee consist
ing of Mrs Lewis Raphaelson, Mrs.
Samuel Greenbaum and Mrs. Lewis
Sklut. An unique feature will be
a "check-your- baby BOOTH under
management of Mrs. Finger, wife Of
Judge Aaron Finger at which moth
with feelings of utmost safety while
ers may leave their infant charges
they enjoy the bazaar. Mrs. Finger
in addition to possessing a delight
full personality is also a college
woman.
The cake booth will be under the
care OF Mrs. Jacob Faber. president
of the Sisterhood OF the Temple OF
Truth. while a booth for drugs and
accessories will be managed by Mrs.
D. II. Davitch. A group OF young
women Of the Dorche Daas Circle
will check hats and coats.
What probably will be one OF the
most patronized booths will be that
Of dairy products. Mrs. S. Katz'
who will be in charge, is an expert
in the dairy line and plans a num-
Der of surprises certain to draw pub
lie attention. The women smiling
" say "it wouldn't be a true Jewish
bazaar without dry goods display
and the Sisterhood OF Adas Kodesch.
of which Mrs. Louis Topkis is presi-
dent, will have a display of useful
wares.
Cut flowers will be under the care OF
the Bichor Cholim. Moshev Zekanim.
represented by Mrs. Manuel Cohen
and a committee of debutantes.
There will be fresh supplies OF
blooms and plants daily. generous
" donated by the florists Of the city.
The novelty booth Will be in charge
OF Mrs. J. ]. Cohen while sheet
music will be offered by Miss
Frances Tolin. For those with
taste for preserves and jellies Mrs.
II. Feinberg and a staff of aides
from the Bichor Cholim, Moshev
Zekanim, will have an abundant
supplv. Soft drinks will be dis
pensed by the Dorche Daas Circle
and should their cooling effect be
sufficient. sweaters and knit goods
will be found close by at a booth |
managed by the sisterhood Of Chese
Shell Emeth. under direction Of Mrs
Rose Berdit.
All wilmington has heard of the |
famous tea made in Russian samo- /
vars. Comparatively few, how
ever. probably have tasted 1t. They /
will have their opportunity to learn /
its fragrance at a booth maintained |
by the Young Women's Hebrew As
sociation. Special pains have been |
taken to obtain a supply Of leaves OF |
finest quality and the brewing will /
be in the hands Of careful experts