The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-27
FAIR OF NATIONS
ATTENDED BY 800
Marked Success Scored by
Women of Universal
ist Society
DINNER
WAS NEW FEATURE
Chicken-Pie Supper Largely Attended and
Followed by Pleasing Entertainment
and Dancing-List of Booths and Per-
sons in Charge


The Fair of Nations, the I'D annual
fair and festival by the ladies of the
UniverSalist society, presented in Fes-
tival hall yesterday afternoon and last
evening, was attended by over 500 per-
sons. new feature of the affair this
year was the serving of a dinner. A
turkey dinner and all the "fxin's" was
partaken of by about 175 people between
11.45 and 1.30 O'Clock A chicken-pie
supper, which was served from ) to
T.3o, was largely patronized, 420 sup
per tickets being sold. Mrs. Baxter
Read, Mrs. George Croll and Mrs. Julia
Cooley were the committee in charge of
both dinner and supper.
At s o'clock an entertainment was
given under the direction of Miss Mar
ion Knight. Mrs. c. l.. Stickney and
Mrs. 4. III. Brasor, which was pro-
nounced unanimously to be one of the
most pleasing ones given at any of the
previous fairs of the society and reflected
much credit on the untiring efforts of the
committee IN charge, as we'll as those
who took part. Each number on the
program was especially we'll rendered.
the continued applause of the audience
showing its appreciation Miss Mar
ion Knight drilled those taking part in
the dances and Mrs. Brasor was in
charge of the musical numbers
The following program was rendered: :
Dutch song. Miss Bernice Gobie: Dutch
dance, The Wooden Shoe Dance. Dorothy
Pettee, Ruth Dugan, Marjorie Martin
Jennie DugaR. Pauline Dugan, Evelyn
Bergen; ,Iapanese song and dance, Three
FspsN &.aft14 A
Thomas, Ruth Hinckley. Edith Hammar-
lund; Spanish song, Miss Julia FiIion !:
Irish song, Wearing Of the Green, Ha-
zen Stockwell; Irish Tilt. Dorothy Dun
klee, Bernice Wells; Scotch dance. The
Highland Fling, Ruth Dugan and Mar
Jorle Bushnell: French National hymn
Tire Alarsellaise. Mrs Arthur H. BraSor !:
Swedish Folk song, Elsie Hammarlund,
Ruth FrederickSon, Dagmar Anderson :;
Swedish folk dance Edna Johnson. Emma
johnson Olga Johnson. Ruth Frederick
son. Elsie Haglmarlund. John Anderson,
Harry Anderson. Arthur Anderson. John
Soderberg. Reuben Carlson, George
Greendale; Sailors Hornpipe, represent
ing the navy. Everil Davis and Karlena
Dunklce; flag drill. representing the
army, julia Park, Helen Bushnell. Doro-
thy Dugan, Dorothy Martin. Eunice
Brown, Beatrice Vivier. Mildred Pres
colt, Olga Clark. The entertainment CON
ended with an effective tabeau. Miss
katherine Exert representing America.
Hazen Stockwell the American soldier,
and the other nations grouped about. In
closing all who took part in the tableau
joined in singing America.
After the entertainment. Shows or
chestra furnished music for dancing until
midnight.
The general committee in charge of
the affair consisted of Mrs Clarence l..
Stickney, Mrs. Bert J.. Sargent and Mrs.
Freeman Scott. who were ably assisted
By a large corps of workers The deco
rations about the hall, which were ar
ranged under the supervision of Mrs.
Stickney, consisted of numerous flags of
all the nations and We're very attractive.
In the center, suspended from the cell
ing. was a large American flag, from
which were festooned smaller flags of
other nations to the corners of the hall.
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