New Britain herald., 1924-04-12
Auxiliary Near P
 the Odal World

Members of the McAll Auxiliary
 have arranged a French bazar for
 the benefit of the children of France | to be held the afternoon and eve ming of Saturday, May 3rd, at the l Y. W. C. A. plans have not been con- pleted, but the affair holds out prom 1 ise of being one of the interesting i events of the spring season. The 1 transformation of the gymnasium to give the complete atmosphere of a i country village of France ''en fete''
 is in charge of Miss Bertha Chamber 1 lain, Miss Cornelia Chamberlain and Earl K. Bishop. The large gymna- sium will represent any country vil- lage of France. Thanking either side
 will be arranged the fair booths,
 cafes and tables.
 Perhaps tho most novel and bril- liant spectacle of the bazar will be the conversion of the swimming tank with its surrounding booths 10 repre-
 sent a watering place of southern
 France. such as Biarritz.
 There will be on sale the very lat
 est thing in children's clothes, nov
 cities by way of feminine ornaments,
 homemade confections. nuts and
 cakes to be served with ice cream
 or taken home, flowers and the ever
 present nah jongg. In the after
 noon there will be an entertainment
 especially for children, a booth of
 balloons, Jolly pops and the always alluring grab bag. Aside from this there will be bewitching camp of gypsies where ones past, present and future may be learned. In the eve- ming, Mrs. Arthur Kimball will have charge of the amateur theatricals which will be followed by dancing to the music of the Trinity Baccha- nalian orchestra.
 The list of committee chairmen in cludes Mrs. Robert Parsons. treas urcr; Mrs. Harris Humason and Mrs. Arthur Harrop. fancy articles; Mrs. F. R. Gilpatric. amusemcnts; Miss Eleanor Lewis. gypsy booth; Mrs. William Hungerford, music; Mrs. c. F. Mitchell, perfumery boolh; Mrs. Pardon Hickey, grab bags Mrs. Hartwell Taylor, food; Miss Florence Camp and Mrs. Harold T, Sloper. candy: Mrs. K. w. Chamberlain, fashions for children: Miss Grace Manning, balloons: Miss Alice Alder son, lolly pops Mrs. Maurice Peasc. flower booth; Mrs. Arthur kmball, cabaret; Mrs. Kenneth Searle. chil- dren's entertainment; Miss Frances Miss Bertha Chamberlain and Miss Cornclia Chamberlain, pub- licitv and floor committed; Miss Eliz- abcih Parsons, children's table; Mrs. George Christ. coat room: Miss Cor nelia Chamberlain, tickets: Mrs. Ar thur Kimball, Nah Jongg.
 Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of rasgett street has returned from Wal ingford to spend her vacation in town | with her parents.
 Mr and Mrs e. r. Bennett and | daughter, Miss Helen Bennett of For | ,st street. have returned from the | iouth.
 Going rp" tho American Legion how playing at the 1yceum theater Friday and Saturday of this week. with m entire cast Of amateurs las held the interest Of large num- ,cr Of New Britainites. Almost every me is doing something to help either aking active part in the play. selling programs candy and nuts, ushering r acting as patroncsses. or just being
 member of the audience which after II is doing ones bit toward raising he necessary funds for the American .egion club house with which aim in jew the play was given.