Evening star., 1950-10-29

early christmas shopper. ArkS, T.
dinners and card parties will be
only few of the bazaar themes tc
come up in the next two months.
The Chapter House Corp. of the
District Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution will have it's an
nual card party and bazaar We'd
nesday at the Chapter House. 1872
Massachusetts avenue NV.
Mrs. S. Dolan Donohoe is the
general chairman for the event
and Mrs. Clyde Hamblin is the
treasurer. Mrs. Hamblin will be
in charge of the sale of tickets
for the luncheon, which will be
served from 1880 am. to / pm,
and the dinner, to be served from
$50 until 7:30 pm.
Miss Lillian ChenoWeth will be
in charge of the card tables and
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig has Sc
lected the prizes.
Mrs. William S. Kenyon is ir
charge of the booths, which will
be under the management o1
Mrs. George D. Nolan, Mrs. Frank
Grosvenor, Miss Phebe Ann Ross
Mrs. Goodwin Miller, Mrs. Edison
Mallohan. Mrs. Edward Wild
mayer, Miss Luella Chase, Miss
May Adele Levers. Mrs. Jason
Waterman and Mrs. Develan
Floyd.
Coy COS Bozoor
The annual bazaar to be given
IN Saturday by the Parish Guild
# st. Thomas Episcopal Church
ill have a gay 90s' theme.
There will be a bicycle built
'or two, surrey with the fringe
on the top, singing walters and
ladies dressed in authentic fash
Ions of the period.
Chairmen for the bazaar are
Mrs. Albert Cousins, antique
table; Mrs. Joseph Pryor. snack
bar: Miss Marion Jaster, candy
table; Mrs. Thaddeus N. Sandifer,
cards and calendars; Mrs. Tolbert
Lanston, fancy work; Mrs. j.
Rupert Mohler. jr.. flowers; Mrs.
William Tufts. food; Mrs. Donald
Merritt, toy booth: Miss Eliza
beth P. Reynolds, white elephant
table, and Mrs. Malcolm Hevenor
decorations.
Mrs. Rufus M. Roll and Mrs.
William P. Fallon are co-chairmen
1or the bazaar which will be held
in the parish hall.
Methodist Women's Festival
The Fall Festival" of the
Women's Society of Christian
Service Of the Wesley Methodist
Church will be given Wednesday
and Thursday at the church from
10:3o am. through the dinner
hour.
Mrs. w. Earl Armstrong is the
general chairman of the bazaar.
Committee chairmen are Mrs. w.
Arthur Mccoy, dinner tickets;
Mrs. F. Elton Rogers, publicity
and snack bar: Mrs. w. F. Mos
man. dining room; Mrs. Vance
Johnson and Mrs. William H.
Tender, dinner, Mrs. w. ]. Dedi-I
colt. plants: Mrs. John P. Frey,
bake table; Mrs. G. Percy McGlue
household table: Mrs. O. Norman
Forrest, candy: Mrs. Herschel NJ.
Hudson, juvenile table; Mrs. Wade
Brinley, parcel post table; Mrs.
Ernest G. Moore, white elephants;
Mrs. William T. Carnes, jr., fish
pond and Mrs. George w. Trexler,
aprons.
The dinner Wednesday will fea-
ture turkey and a ham menu has
been planned for Thursday. Res
ervations must be made in ad-
vance.
Ark Animals for Sale
An ark filled with stuffed ami
mails will be one of the attractions
at the sixth annual bazaar of st.
Stephens Guild to be held on No
vember IA in the parish hall of
Christ Episcopal Church in
Georgetown.
Mrs. Stuart o. Foster is chair
man and Mrs. William Stanley is
co-chairman of the benefit. The
hours will be from II am. to
pm.
Shoppers will find ideas for
Christmas gifts in the booths Of
fering such items as handmade
children's dresses and sweaters.