The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-11-27
BAZAAR CLOSES
 SATURDAY WIT \ BIG ATTENDANCE
Turkey Dinner and Var ious Booths in Parish
 Hall Attract Crowd

| the Nativity ended Saturday night with a large attendance that re- mained until after midnight. All booths were well patronized and Father La Vassuer and his hard working committee were well pleas ed with the results.
 The major prizes, in which so much interest was displayed were | awarded the following: Hop e chest, H. R. VanderLeest; silk quilt, Mrs. Jack Schmitz, fancy pillow, James McCloskey, doll and buggy, Philip Bishop, coffse ta- ble, A. J. Ficken; pillow, Grace Nelson
 Surpasses Expectations
 "The splendid success of our bazaar surpassed expectations, said Father Le Vassuer. ITO the loyal and capable workers who with time and labor both prior to and untiring energy devoted so much during the bazaar I am especially grateful. To the parishoners and public who attended in large num- bers and literally patronized the various booths I extend my sincere appreciation. Despite the numer- ous calls on Jun ne a u merchants | this year they manifested genuine Alaskan spirit of whole-hearted cooperation and were willing and generous donors. In behalf ot myself and the capable committee extend to them my earnest | thanks.
 Assisting in the various booths, which were beehive of activity the closing night were Mrs Harley J. Turner, Mrs. H. R. VanderLeest, Evelyn Mccormick, Mrs. Frank A. Boyle. Mrs. A. J. Forrest, Mrs. Michael E. Monagle, Yvonne For rest. Mrs. Lee H. Smith, Mrs. George Dull, Mrs. J. J. Connors ST. Mrs. Minard Mill, Mrs. Louise Norton Mary Louise Norton, Anna l.. Norton. Mrs. Guy McNaughton, Mrs. Annabe1le Rice-Johnson, Al. Lundstrom Sr., Wallin Forrest, Leonard Forrest, A. J. Forrest, Mrs, Arthur Riendeau, Viola Riendeau, Mrs. E. F. Rodenberg, Mrs. L. H. Metzgar, Mrs. Simon Hellenthai Mrs. Flossie Doolin, Miss Ada Gio- vanetti, Miss Mabel Ritter, Mrs. J. P. Mullen, Rolley Miles and Mrs. George Simpkins.
 Turkey Dinner Committee
 Tn the preparation of the we'll cooked and much enjoyed turkey dinner, supervised by Mary Young | ODea. experienced as a restau- rant owner and caterer, the follow ing gave long hours of efficient service: Mrs. J. Kerr McAlllstar Mrs. William Franks, Mrs. Jack Kearney and Harry Carroll of | Bailey's Arcade Cafe. The well managed dining room service was under the direction of Mrs. Sam uel Guyot and Mrs. G. H. Walms- lev. with Mrs. F. s. Fellows. cash fer. ably assisted by Miss Alice Moran. Mrs. John J. Klein, Miss Viola Bourgette, Miss Helen Gray, Mrs. Marguerite Lennon, Miss Helen Jennings, Miss Ruth Geyer and Miss Ann Easton.
 The beautiful decorations on the stage and different booths was done under direction of Mrs. George M. Simpkins.
 Program Good
 The varied musical program was appreciated. The Filipino Orches- tra was applauded for it's well chosen selections and the spirited playing of Harry Krane's Orches- tra, ranging from the tuneful pop ular melodies of other days down to the latest Broadway hit, receiv- ed hearty approval. The two vo- calists-Madame Orloff, dramatic soprano concert and opera favor ite. and Miss Minnie Morris, ly- ric soprano. were accorded an ova- ton. Madame Orloff was in fine voice and generously responded to repeated encores. It was the in itial appearance in Juneau of Miss Morris, who pleased the audience with her artistic presentation of two numbers. She has a voice of good quality and the poise and stage presence of veteran. The accompanists were Mrs. Dolly Krause and Miss Joyce Morris.
 Father Le Vasseur and the mem bers of his parish through the Empire sincerely thank the follow ing firms for the good will and generosity shown in donating arti- cles for the bazaar:
 Butler -Mauro Drug O., Mrs. J. M. Giovanetti, New York Store, Hayes Curio Shop, Nugget Shop, Nifty Shop, Smith Electric Co.,, , Halvorsen's Shop. Race Drug O.,