Evening star., 1927-11-20
CR|TTENTON FETE
PLANS ANNOUNCED
Home Bazaar Will Be Held at
MayfIoWer Hotel Novem.
ber 28, 29.

The annual bazaar for the benefit of
the Florence Crittcnton Home will bc
held at the Mayilowcr Hotel Monday
and Tuesday, November oS and %
with a style show and musical the
night of the 2Sth. as the chief attrac-
tions. In addition two afternoon card
parties will be given and one the eve
ming of the 18th with Mrs. j. L.
Gregg Custis in charge. The bazaar
will be held by the board @and circles
of the home.
The candy booth will he operated by
the Emma l.. Robertson Circle. with
Mrs. A. B Sisler in charge Assist.
ing will be members of the Junior
League, headed by Miss Alice Cults.
and including Miss Helen Clifford,
Miss Olive Sherley, Miss Maude
Mason, Miss Eleanor Preston, Miss
Eleanor Snyder, Miss Eleanor Hard.
Miss Norvell Mumford, Mrs. Dorothea
Morgan and Mrs. Dabney Naury.
Society Girls as Models.
Society girls will act as models in
the style show, which w. Is. Moses II
Sons are to hold Monday evening.
Those who will act as models are
Misses Mary Selden, Mary Bradley.
Florence keyes, Margaret Bouve, Lii.
lian Latener, Charlotte Childress, lmo-
gene Taylor. Florence Wetherill,
Sophie Beale. Celeste Pope, Jeannette
Hume. Adelaide Bride. Virginia Gra-
ham, Carolyn Alexander. Clay Lou
Hite and ISobel Frances SouthSate.
The report of the president of the
board of managers, Mary B. Robert
son. shows that last year. the first
full year since the completion of the
M ,101, ,Nff flaf,
old one. an increase was neted in the
daily average of children from "a to
So The total number cared for this
year was 235, against 212 last year.
Among the accomplishments of the
home was the saving of a number of
delicate babies by means OF an elec-
trio breast pump, among them trip
let sons of a woman from a neigh
boring town. Two of these came %
the home nearly starved to death. the
report says, and the third suffering
from ricketts,.
Gifts Valued at S1.197.f1.
Gifts last year amounted to $1,797.-
a. in value
Circles in charge of the booths for
the bazaar are as follows:
All Souls Circle. Information. Mrs
j. A. Robertson, chairman: Emma l..
Robertson olrcle, canQy, AfS. "A. b
Sisler, chairman; Just Sew. pantry
shelf, Mrs. George f. Hebbard chair
man: Ingram Crittenton Memorial,
country store. Mrs. Walter J. Oliver,
chairman; Dahlgren Terrace. home
bake, Mrs. Robert Rausch, chairman;
Helping Hand. fancy table. Mrs. r. c.
Hess, chairman: Jean S. Cole, fads
and fancies, Mrs. G. A. Await. chair
man; Baby Lovers. No. 2, delic2tessen.
kimball, chairman: Wheel Club, do
mestic table. Mrs. f. c. Afford, chair
man. Baby Lovers, No. ,, deiicatessen,
Mrs. Frank Garden. chairman: Good
Will. utilities. Mrs. w. S. Fowler.
chairman: Kate Waller Barrett. gifts
and prizes, Mrs. j. 3. Gregg Custis,
chairman; Baby Lovers, No. /, hand
kerchiefs and towels. Mrs. A. E. Nc
Manus. chairman; Florence. kitchen.
Mrs. F. Kerby. chairman; Baby Low
ers. No. IS. arts and crafts: Sunshine,
home table flower shop Friendship,
home bake. Mrs. j. Hart. chairman
Beba Barrett Smith. the what not.
Mrs. S. II. Whitaker. Chairman:
Twentieth Century. books, Mrs sgd
ney Thompson. chairman: Chevy
Chase. fashion show, Mrs. L. l.. Hod'
ley. chairman; Pollyanna, cakes. Mrs.
Elsie English, chairman: wonder bag,
Mrs. A. S. Douglas, Mrs. j. +. Brady
and Mrs. Donohue.