Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
PONY FOR CHILDREN AT
COMMUNITY BAZAAR
Donated by 3. J. Schwartz, Is
Big Attraction for the
Youngsters.

Through the generosity Of BENJAMIN
J. Schwartz. real estate man, children
Who attend the Jewish Community
Raxrr In tho Auditorium. Eleventh
street near Madison. are able to enjoy
shetland pony rides. and their parents
next Saturday night viii be able TO
buy tho stccd at auction.
The pony ~ n Handsome animal and
took the red ribbon In the Shetland
class at tho Delaware state Fair last
NcaS. Its name 10 Noodles" With
the animal. Mr.. Schwartz has also do
mated pony cart. saddle and complete
harness sete. lie recently refused $3.50
for IN. outnt in order TO present Il
60 tho bazaar.
Jacob TopNis. con OF Louis Topkis the
menufa,. urcr. has been given charge
vt the pony. and will place ~ at the
disposal of children visiting the ex-
position IN the afternoon and early
evening
Keeping pace with the speedy start
given Monday nigh, at i,e opening. the
bazaar again drew largo crowds from
eleven o'clock yesterday morning un-
til midnlght. To the delight OF Mrs.
James 81. Tuck and Mrs. s. NJ. Zion,
who were In charge, che first noon
day lunch, served from Eleven 90 two.
proved an attractive feature. Several
hundred business men, women and
girls dined, and many took pains to
compliment their hostessee on the ex-
ccllenoe OF the cooking. These noon
day lunches Will be repeated daily.
served from Ave O'Clock yesterday
afternoon until eight IN the evening
This nl-o usss under direction OF Mrs
Zion and Mrs Tuck. The attendn nee
wps larger than on Monday evening
other women who assisted in p~epar-
ins and serving tho supper were Mrs
l.. II. Waterman. Mrs. J. Savage, Mrs
J. III. Goldenherg. Mrs Irwin Snellen-
burs, Mrs J, keyser. Miss Rose Free
man. Misses Frances and Beatrice
lacohy. Mrs. Nathan Miller, Mrs
James y. Glnns. Mrs. Harry Topkis
Mrs. VIII Topkis. Mrs. L. Mayer and
Mrs. Ralph Saltzman.
This evening the supper will be pro-
ridcd by the Sisterhood of the Temple
T Truth. under direction OF Mrs
Aaron Lcavitt
senator duPont's Ivy Arrives.
The ivy plants from the hattlefields
or France. given by United State,
Senator r. Coleman du Pont have ar.
rived and are on exhibition AT tho
flower booth. which 8. managed b,
the women 81 the Bichor Cholim
Moshcv. Zekanim. In addition Z,
these overseas mementos OF tn,
World War. and FOR which som,
spirited bidding is expected later II
tho week, Senator du Pont also sen
seventy-fve ivy plants from tn,
botanical Gardens. Washington.
Last night wns Hudson Might" IN
tho motor prosram. and awards VIII
he made 20 owners ~ the cars OF tina,
make which were the newest, the. old.
cot, whsrh came tho ionxest ctstance
and witch bore tho most pasecnxcrx
TX. ]. Dinsmpre * White Bruehers
agents fVp the ffUdson, Wa in charrs
81 tho ccnn>ctttacn. Tho results Wi
DE made pubic tomorrow.
IL was announced by IRE Cannon
Motor Ncupany that Mrs. Flora c
Jester. WHO of NJ. Howard Jester. star,
Income Tax Commissioner, won IN,
award for owning the newest atude-
baker that visited the hazar on Mon.
day night She has been prcsentc,
with ni,k1e-platsst radiator cap anc
motor-meter Tonight Will b,
"FSsnkiin Might and owners OF tina
make VIII be afforded opportunity Z,
compete.
The 'Newspaprr brrf- !. rrov4n,
an unexpected a;trsnsIon. Whining
ton newspa pers are on ecie dany an,
have been bought Up AT rapid -n,s
samuel Saretsky. executive d,rec.o
Of the y. NJ. II. A.. Is In genera
charge.
March to Audhnrtum.
To show their Interest In the haza