Evening star., 1927-11-20
Thanksgiving Bazaar
And Sale Scheduled
To Aid Church Home
Entertainment at Epiphany
Parish House, Opening
Tuesday Morning, Pre-
sents an Attractive Pro-
gram.

Epiphany Church which shares
with old st. Johns on Lafayette
Square the distinction of being the
place of worship of many Of the most
fashionable folk Of the National Capt.
tai, will hold it's Thanksgiving bazaar
and sale at the parish house Tuesday
Of this week. beginning at 10 O'Clock
In the morning and continuing until
that hour at night The proceeds of
this annual hazaar will go, as usual,
to tho Epiphany Church Home at
122t Massachusetts avenue, which is
only partly endowed. These yearly
hazaars arc conducted by the various
organizations of the church for the
purpose of meeting the expenses of
the home.
A dc luxe cafeteria is 10 be this
years leading feature. with tables re-
served for luncheon. tea and dinner
parties, and with specially enticing,
substantial dinner in the evening
served by the committee. which is
headed by Mrs T. b. Phillips. with a
corps of able assistants in the culi-
nary department. The latest addi-
tions to the list of food specialists"
include Mrs. John \. Lejeune. Mrs.
V. A. Wheeler. Mrs. Eugene Thomp-
son. Misses Heller, Miss Marjorie
Critten. Mrs. James Morris and Mrs.
Earle G.. Tier. Reserva tons in adj
vance for tables will he received by
the committee up to Monday evening
at the church office. 1917 G street.
Besides the cafeteria there will he
tables laden with cakes. candies. lel-
lies and jams, preserves and pickles,
with "A special brand of homemade
orange marina iade such, 1t is said, as
only Mrs. Bolton can make. An allur-
L. l.
Sists in the fact that all kinds Of
delectable confections will be actually
made on the spot by Miss Elizabeth
keyser and Miss Ethel Grimes. Added
to the names Of those assisting at the
cake table is that of Miss Agnes
Stands, and at the preserved sweets
table there will he added Mrs. w. A.
Little, Mrs. Mary G.. Powers, Mrs
Amy karr Benner and Mrs. William
Nelson Page.
An array of beautiful fancy boxes,
including many covered with fasci-
mating old wallpapers and other at
tractive decorations will he under
Mrs. Lester Wilson's supervision and
an equally wonderful assortment Of
linens gathered from abroad by Miss
Mary Wheeler will be shown as part
OF the Woman's Auxiliary table, with
Miss Anne Riley in charge. The
auxiliary booth, presided over by Miss
Wheeler, will make speciality of
household articles of rare interest,
including very attractive auto picnic
sets not seen before in Washington.
Those assisting at this table have
likewise made a point of having a
supply of unusually attractive aprons
for maids for which there has always
been a demand at the bazaar. Among
those assisting at the booth will be
Mrs. W. w. Riley of Epiphany
Chapel, Mrs. J. L. Featherston. Mrs.
Grace Berry. Miss Elizabeth Hunger
ford, Mrs. Sidney Barkaloe, Mrs.
Henry Cook, Miss Mary Morris
Amber. Mrs. J. r. Grove, Mrs. A.
NJ. Talbot, Mrs. W. c. Lansdon, Mrs.
s. G. Collins, Mrs. Rush Logic, Mrs.
Taylor Logic. Mrs. Benjamin Rush
Logic, Mrs. William j. Montgomery,
Mrs. J. n. Hay. Mrs. Dennis a. Up
son, Mrs. William d. Hurd and Mrs.
Alfred Stands.
There are two fascina> ing tables, |
known as the opportunity" and the |
treasure chest" or white elephant
table, the latter in charge of the |
Thursday Morning Club, with Mrs. |
Charlton z. Graves as chairman. One |
feature of this outfit will be grab |
bag" with delightful surprises. The /
former table, in charge of the young |
women's branch "B' Of the auxiliary. |
with Mrs Paul Iamberton and Miss |
Page as co-chairman, will |
have as assistants Miss Eugenia |
IAjeune. Miss Laura LejeuE, and Miss
Sallie Hews Phillips.
A flower table with potted bulbs al |
ready started, toys and dolls for the
kiddies. fortune tellers, fancy work
collected throughout the Summer by
members of the Epiphany Church
Home, calendars, Christmas cards,
ma gazne and sheet music are among
other "allurements' to be found at the
bazaar. not to forget Mrs. Adolph
Torovsky's delicious salted almonds.