Evening star., 1947-11-09


copies, of her new book, Folk Tales
OF a Korean Grandmother"
Luncheon will be served to visitors
at the fair between noon and l pm
Presiding at the tea table will be
Mrs. Horatio Gillmor, Mrs. Charles
Dew. Drayton, Mrs. Edward r
Finkenstaedt and Mrs. ]. Lawrence
Houshteling. Gifts will be sold by
Mrs. Cresson Newbold, Mrs. Oscar
Randolph and Mrs. Swager Sherley
Mrs. Herbert Seymour Howard will
handle the sale of homemade foods
and Christmas cards and wrappings
will be sold by Mrs. Donald Bing-
ham and Miss Aida Haines. Books
will be sold by Mrs. Richard q
Radue and Mrs. Adolphus Station
The sales of books that have beer
donated to be resold will be super
vised by Mrs. Richard Southgate
who will be assisted by Mrs. Mont.
gomery Blair and Miss Elisabeth
Houghton.
St. Thomas Bazaar
The annual bazaar of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church will be held Sat
urdav from 2 to pm. at l77s
Church street NV, Mrs. Ralph
Coolidge Mulligan is general chair
man for the event.
A variety of articles has beer
promised for sale. The household
and gift table, of which Mrs. Tolbert
1anston is chairman, will offer pres
ents covering wide range OF prices
and uses, many of them having beer
made this summer by members Of
the church.
An innovation at the food table
will be complete dinners. ready N
take home. The table will also oHel
items ranging from hams ana tur-
KEYS to bread and rolls.
Two fortune telling booths Will De
headed by Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly
and Mrs. Henry H. Clement. MISS
Mamie Chase is chairman OF the
white elephant table and Miss Elsa
Needhsm will direct the sales at the
grab bag table. always a taVorlte
with children. -, ,
A display Of old silver Will be
managed by Mrs. Harry Sieber
Miss Florence Hyde is chairman o.
the sale of cards and calendars ano
Mrs. G. Lynn Woodruff is chairman
of the candy table. Wrapping Will
be in care of Mrs. Charles keene
and Mrs. Charles r. Thompson Is
chairman of decorations for the
parish hall.
FunIand Featured
Youthful patrons of the third an
nual Christmas bazaar to be hele
in the parish hall of Christ Churcn
GEORGETOWN, on November IL VII
find special features for children II
.funland." A grab-bag, movies ano
"pink lemonade" are some OF the
attractions planned.
The bazaar, which will be open
from ii am. to 10 pm. also Will
offer aprons, household and fancy
articles, cakes, candies, children
clothing, toys, books, cosmetics ano
white elephants" The women OF
the church are planning to serve
light luncheon and afternoon tea.
Tzco Dinners Slated
A turkey dinner Wednesday and
a. ham dinner Thursday will be hlgh
lights of the annual bazaar TO ne
held by Delta Circle OF st. Stepnen
and the Incarnation Episcopal
Church from 3 to 10 pm. both days
in the parish hall, Sixteenth ano
Newton streets NV.
The ham dinner originally was
planned to conform to the bar
against poultry on Thursday, ane
there has been no change since tne
han was lifted. Guild members Zee
that the varied menus will ENABLE
patrons to enjoy dinner at the oazaal
both evenings. .,
Peasant painting and a children
booth will be innovations this year
As usual. the bazaar also will of1e1
notted plants and flowers, home
cooked foods, fancy goods ant
aprons, cards and wrappings ant
white elephants"
Mrs, Earl Lee is president of th'
circle which is working to rais'
money for the debt elimination fune
Of the church.
Catholic Daughters
A food bar, with such attractive
offerings as cakes, rolls, pies ane
plum pudding, will assure a goot
turnout for the bazaar planned b!
the District. Court. Catholic Daugh
ters of America, from 2:30 to 1873
pm. Saturday in their new club
house on Scott Circle. In addition
there will be snack bar, where pa
irons may obtain light supper
and another booth offering jam
and jellies.
Among numerous other attrac'
tions will be a Jewel box" dolls ant
stuffed toys, aprons, books ant
white elephants The affair Is TO
the benefit of the clubhouse fund.
Turkey Dinner
The Women's Guild OF the Gun
ton-Temple Presbyterian Church
Sixteenth and Newton streets NV
has set November 21 as the dat
for It's annual turkey dinner ant
bazaar. The sale will begin at
pm. and dinner will be served from
$50 to pm. Those planning II
have dinner are asked to make res
ervations with Mrs. Walter Scott a
the Cavalier Apartments.
Country Store Planned
All Souls Church, Cathedral ave
nue. and Woodley road NV, vii
hold it's annual bazaar on Novem
Der 20 in the church rooms between