The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 26

Notable Event Will Follow n “Streets of Wonderland” , Bazaar. Charity entertainments and bazaars *¢ varying size and importance will feature the opening weeks of Brook- lyn’s club and social season. Although membtrs of practically every organi- zation in the borough are serving on some committee for the big “Streets of Wonderland" pageant-bazaar,which day, Nov. 8, and Sat- Nov. 4, at the 13th Regiment , that does not prevent them from planning separato entertainments of their own The society cireus and ndoor carni- val which will be held Thursday, Oct. 12, Friday, Oct. 13 and Saturda; . 14 by: the Brooklyn College Club, Joseph Riley, President, at the club- house, No. 4% Clinton Street, is the first large even of the season. This ‘will be a combination bazaar, amateur cireus and dance. Former Governor Alfred E. Smith is expected to open the carnival Thursday night. Since the club is composed of the P alumni of Brooklyn College and Brook- lyn Preparatory School the first night will be Alumni Night. Friday night will be Undergraduate Night. The parishioners of St. Ignatius Loyola Church are also expected to attend in s body. ‘The last might of the enter- tainment will be Brooklyn Night. ‘The patronesses include Mrs. James J. McCullough, Mrs. Mary Lavin, Mrs. T. A. Markey, Mrs. William F, De- lancy, Mrs. William F. McDermott, Mrs. L. A. Weldon, Mra. R. A. Ren- dich, Mrs. P. J. Clark, Mra. Mary L. Murnane, Mrs. Julia M. Hanlon, Mrs. Y¥. C. Denman, Mrs. Bernard 0. ‘Thompson, Mrs. Eugene C. McCarty, Mrs. J. J. Flynn and Mrs. J. A. Jen- nings. McKenna, Miss Margaret B. ‘Miss Nancy M. Shea, Mrs. McKenna, Jr, Miss McKenna, Miss Ida O'Connor, Miss Marion O'Reilly, Willmann, Mise Harrict Miss Rita Catherwood, Miss Sammon, Miss Betty Sullivan, Helen Lynch, Miss K. J. Meagher, and Mrs. Mam McEntee. ‘The auxiliary booth is under direction of Miss Her assistants will be Mis Delaney, Miss Josita Flynn, Laura Cummings, Miss Kelly, Mrs. Alice Mainardy, Rehearsals for the circus, which will include a number of side-show acts, are being held now. The per- formers will be members of the Brooklyn Colle Club itself. Miss Quinta Schmitt is Chairman of the Circus Committee, which also includes Miss Ethelmae Newman, Mi! Dero- thy De Vere and Mrs. Julia M. Han. lon. Miss Ann Ostergren is in charge of the flower girls. Miss Alice: Toomey and Miss Madeline Keenan will be her assistants. Mrs. William F. Delaney is chair- man of the club booth at the bazaar. ‘The members of her committee are: Mrs. F. A. Heaviside, Mrs. W. F. McDertnott, Miss J. McMahon, Mrs. } Frank B. Ring, Mrs. George J. 4 O'Keefe, Mrs. John B. Byrne, Mrs, ; Delaney, Miss Jene Little, Miss:Ann Sullivan, Mi O'Reilly, Miss Alice O'Reilly, Margaret McNamara, Hinton, Miss Grace Magrath, Loretta Durkin and Clark. Mrs. Victor the college booth. cludes Mrs. John C. Dillon jr., Dorothy, Henretty, Miss O'Hara, Miss Claire Allen, It’s a\Tom yw ye The ease, comfort, and warmth of a Tom Wye Knit Jacket in- vite you outdoors for walks or rides. Without a coat you have shirt-sleeve free- dom with plenty o' warmth. ‘ With a coat you nb- ticenobulkiness, bunch- | ing, or binding. } The Tom Wye Knit Jacket isa garment that gives pleasure in its at- tractiveappearanceand comfort in its warmth. Two styles in beautiful Scotch heathers, Look for the Tom Wye label. Robert Reis & Co. Distributors New York City For « limited time we are offering this beautiful dust proof, handsomely designed set at a price within the reach of all ; . ___ PriceCutin Hall ROOM SET Complete Wir Room ENTRANCE Pi Music mom tine HAve Pe poy A Flow MORE Ox ECLIPSE ELECTRIC Co. 613 9th Ave., Near 43d St. taf Mori mee ten Dorothy © Mrs. BP. are, Wired “tlh geen Bt MO AO AN Al iy a go en pl meinen Atlin ETE: omy Society Circus and Indoor Carnival To Be Brooklyn College Club Tri ‘ NTA Mm. MIDS,QUIN TR. Shea, Felix] dort, atherine| Marie Neary, Miss Jeanctte Levengood and Miss Kathryn Cullen. Miss’ Helen Tracy is Chairman of the sporting booth. Miss Marie Cox, Miss Katherine O'Shaugh- nessy, Miss Mary O'Shaughnessy, Miss Dorothy Shiebler, Sade Miss Miss Zita Mulhern, w the lark Rose Miss Kathleen Miss Marguerite Beatty, Miss Eileen Cum- | mings, Miss Marie Lynch, Miss Ma" Marie Miss Miss Rosemary Miss J. reene is Chairman of Her committee in- M Regina Miss A Wondertu) Bargain wt THESE St ts ON tiAND To Take Advantage NOW Is to Save Many Dollars Later On, ” nope rrr ng THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 6, 1929, tte te Mise Molen ‘t ‘an, Mins ne Bobbing, Secretary Mrs acy and Ma Mina Miss Cathe: Kathiven Tracy, Miss Josbphine Mac h Driscoll, Mrs, Irene Broedel, Mins ump Josephine Vaterno, Mivs Mao Dob bins, Miss Frances McCarty, Miss a Lucille Doherty and Mre. T. Gal- lagher Miss Mae Terrence will be in charge of the doll booth, assisted by Miss Gladys Denman, Miss Hansen, Miss Dorothy Cunningham, Miss Kathryn Higgins, Miss Mae MckKeo, Miss Loretta. McKee, Mrs. Hlizabeth Cun- ningham and Miss Marte Heddaeus. The refreshment committee is com posed of Mrs. R. A. Rendteh, Chair- man; Mrs. M. i. Murnane, Mrs. Walter Murnane, Mre. T. A. Markey, Misa Margaret Markey, Mrs. William McCourt, Miss Grace Schwanhaus- ser, Miss Blanche Rendich, Miss Rita Patton, Miss Anna, McGuinness, Miss Julia Shea, Miss Catherine Jennings, Mies Isabel Patton, Miss Anna Ne man, Miss Flo. Patton, Miss Ethe! Hines, Miss Toretta Leahy, Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald, Miss Madelaine Kenny and Miss Flo Newman. tion. H. Oct. 27, Plans are being made for the annual fair for the benefit of the Brooklyn Welcome Home for Girls which will be held Dec. 7 and 8 at the hotne, No. 629-681 Throop Avenue. A tea] 5 room where the ‘Welcome Home" cruller will be sold will be the feature |) of the fair. The home is the only institution in Brooklyn which exist: soley for the uplift of unfortunate girls. The crullers are made by the girls and it 1s planned to make the home self-supporting by their manu facture. ‘The officers of the home are Dr BH. Fleckless, President: Miss Harrison Beott, I Emma Hoeckler, Miss Edna Dussel- Lang, Vice President; Mrs. EF. Second Vice President ’ Danneman, Treasurer; Mrs. Edward Helmke, Recording Sec retary, and Mrs. Thomas James, Cor- responding Secretary. The Beard of Directors is composed of the above, Members of her! with the exception of the Recording Ide, Miss Margaret O'Hara, Miss be Reynolds, Miss Catherine Capt. H. United Stat Mrs May Kavenaugh, Mra. 1 Mra, 0, . Hetry ‘tare Bell Ihot-Porking, Mrs, Divine I, Wurtia is Chatrman of the committees which will tring the original company of The Bat'' to the Montauk Theatre for a sertes of thon. tre parties which will be given Oc 28, 24, 25 and 26 by the Woman’ Board of the Church Charity Founda- The proceeds will be used for the benefit of St. John’s Hospital, the Orphan House, the Sisters’ House, the Home for the Blind and the Training School for Nurses, The Imperial Order of the Daugh- tere of the British Empire, William Shakespeare Chapter, rummage sale at Willoughby House on Wednesday, Oct. 11, Hilbourn, the regent, will be in charge of the affair. The Kings County Woman's Chris- tian Temperance Union will hold a fair ‘Thursday, Oct. 26 and Friday, at their headquarters, 308 Schermerhorn Street. Park is the General Chairman, The Chairmen of tables are: Mra. Edwin Danfort, apron and utility; Mts. F. A. Drake, cakes; Mrs. H. B. 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