Evening star., 1948-10-31
Benefits Planned
Bv W0mem's G0ubs
In CabitaL area

IN ALEXANDRIA Will be given on
November 16 at the Norton Memoir
ial Hall on South Pitt street. The
bazaar will be open from 2 to o pm.
Mrs. William H. Brooke, guild
president, has appointed the fol-
lowing committee chairmen: MIS-.
Charles H. Smith and Mrs. Duval
Duckett. hall decorations; Mrs.
Robert Wheat and Miss Mary Lind
sey. country store; Mrs. Russell Hol-
comb and Mrs. Robert Hunnicutt,
children's clothes; Mrs. j. Douglas
Mclean and Mrs. Gilbert L,oomis,
dolls; Mrs. Andrew c. Pickens and
Mrs. Albert Murdaugh, white ele-
plants; Mrs. Austin Morgan, Mrs.
Joseph Boland and Mrs. Thurman
Allen. home cooked food; Mrs.
Charles McNett and Mrs. Harold p.
Gibson. aprons; Mrs. Hirst Hayes
and Mrs. Fred s. Cresswell, fancy
articles; Mrs. James McCaskill and
Mrs. Luther H. Dudley, gift wrap
pings, cards and novelties; Mrs,
Lewis Cheeseman and Mrs. Danger
field Love, knitted articles; Mrs.
Leroy Peabody and Mrs. Thomas B,
Cochran, snack bar; Mrs. Stanley
King and Mrs. Lanier Gray, chill
dren's entertainment, and Mrs.
Luther H. Dudley and Mrs. Eugene
W. zimmerman, publicity.
The Board Of Lady Managers of
the Alexandria Hospital will give
its benefit card party at 8 pm. Fri
day at Carter Hall. Mrs. Joseph E.
Harris, treasurer of the board, will
again serve as general chairman and
Will be assisted by Mrs. Harold M,
Schultz as co-chairman.
Committee chairmen for the party
are: Mrs. D. E. Otley, prizes: Mrs
Sylvern Laupheimer, advertising;
Mrs. Leonard D. jackson, tables
Mrs. Harry E. Young and Mrs. Clyde
L. 'Dombrowski, refreshments: Mrs
Raymond Astryke, candy; Mrs. E. J.
Enquist, jr., cakes; Mrs. John l.
Hill, flowers, and Mrs. Will L. Low
rie, Mrs. George w. Parker and Mrs,
Frank L. Creighton, hospitality.
Proceeds from the event will be
used toward the purchase of a piano
for Carter Hall. the home of student
nurses. Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Schultz are in charge of reserva-
tions.
A country fair" and Christmas
sale will be held by the Ladies
Guild at the Chapel of the Re-
deemer, Fairway Hills, Md, on Sat-
urday. The sale will begin at 2 pm.
Supper will be served from S to 7
pm. and will be followed by an
auction,
Mrs. Douglas Heath is general
chairman. Serving on her commit
tee are Miss Caroline Cheney, Mrs.
Osbert E. Jones, Mrs. Dudley Rich
ards, Mrs. Thomas Hayes, Mrs.
Victor Knoop, Mrs. Newell Granger,
Mrs. E. B. Bladding, Mrs. c. e.
Smaling, Mrs. Albert Kimmel and
Mrs. James Robertson. Mrs. Robert
E. Browning, wife Of the rector of
the church. will be the hostess.
Mrs. Ralph Coolidge Mulligan
again will serve as chairman of the
annual bazaar of Saint Thomas
Episcopal Parish Guild, according to
an announcement made by Mrs.
Norman H. Yonan, president Of the
guild. The bazaar will be held from
2 until 6 pm, November 13, in the
church parish house at 1772 Church
street NV.
Two new features will be added
this year. They are the children's
corner and the tea room, where re-
freshments will be served.
Assisting Mrs. Mulligan will be
Mrs. B. L. Hardin, tea table; Mrs.
j. Burton Glenn, food table; Mrs.
Albert H. Cousins, antique table;
Miss Lois White, candy table; Miss
Florence Hyde, cards and calendars;
Mrs. Edward L. Morrow, children's
corner; Mrs. Tolbert Lanston,
household gifts; Mr.. Harvey A.
Stroud, magazine subscriptions; Mrs.
Charles Keene, toy shop: Miss
Mamie Chase. white elephant table;
Mrs. Henry H. Clement and Mrs.
Samuel A. Kimberly, fortune telling:
Miss Eva p. Cox, flower table, and
Mrs. Brown Harbold, chairman of