Carroll Hemingray and Llewellyn Matthews Hemingray

PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR

Who You Will See and What You Can Get

At the Affair.

The annual bazaar given by the ladies of the First Presbyterian Church of this city, are preparing for the event which will be given at the church on Tuesday night. Mrs. J. W. Ream, president of the society, reports that the ladies work with unexcelled interest, and that the event will doubtless be the most successful in years. Booths will be placed in the alcoves of the Sunday School rooms, and the entire interior will be elaborately decorated. The booths will be presided over by the following ladies:

Flower booth, Mrs. E. W. Bishop. Her assistants will be Misses Evelyn Oesterle, Edith Jones, Florence Ream, Nettie Gass, Minnie Gass, Ann Evans, Margaret Orr, Ethel Knapp, Virginia Claypool, and Agnes Monroe.

Linen booth, Mesdames Wm. Oxtoby, J. O. Johnson, Edward White, and Wm. Dickie.

Art booth, Mrs. I. N. Trent.

Ice cream booth, Mrs. M. L. Hageman, assisted by Miss Ida Jacobs' class.

Miscellaneous booth, Mesdames W. R. Snyder, Erville Bishop, J. W. Garner, and H. H. Baker.

Country booth, Mesdames Ernest Summers, Roy Munshower, D. A. McLain, and J. H. Smith.

A popular booth will be that in charge of Mrs. George Ball and her Sunday School class, the Misses Ada Cammack, Erna Eiler, Reba Richey, Carol [sic] Carroll Hemingray, Fidelia Boyce, Lewellyn [sic] Llewellyn Hemingray, Lina Test, Bessie Mason, Mayme Johnson, Harriet Johnson, Helen Smith, Vida Cassady, Katharine Fay, and Mesdames Surber, Oxtoby, and Ball.

The culinary department will bin in charge of Mesdames John Davis, S. L. Potter, G. B. Mann, C. E. Crandall, A. O'Harra, Lotta Evans, Lydia Andrews, Ollie Baldwin, Ed Corvel, Louise Cassady, C. W. Sherrlat, J. Howard Jones, Arthur Smith, Bradshaw, Oliver, Will Holmes, U. A. Poland, Ernest Summers, Hurtt, Misses Mabel Hagadorn, Pearl Perkins, Lutie Nay, Hobson, and Julia Fowler.