HORNBY BAZAAR.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10575, 8 February 1900, Page 2

HORNBY BAZAAR.

—.—;—• i» " •- ■■-.■.. The finall meeting of tihe kdies farmmg the Horaby _hs_m___ag Bath) Bazaar Coin' roittoß -was Md in the Mwolroom on Tuesday evening. When the ■varioussums taken at the bazaar were totalled they -wiere found to reach seventy odd poands. The bazaar was iheld on the previous Friday, and was opened by Mr Q. W. Rossall, M.H.E. The tea room, handsomely furnished as a drawing room,-was in charge©. Mrs Bassett, who was ably assisted by Misses Basse** and Miss. Qroelby. Soma excellent music was given, and scone good songs sung at intervals. M. Bassefct worbed t_e wh-oh. proved a great afeact"jot_ lie takings in this room ___oi__ted to £12. At tiife work stall -dJeadamea Dtmnet*, Urqi-hart, Piper, Cksrbefct, Leslie and Miss Darey rart» brisk trade. The JoUie stall was rum by Ml_ses: Smit'u, F__kiy_o_> and Brown. The fancy stall was in the tends of Miss Pofif, assisted by Miss Stotfc. , Th© Cfonstiu&a- tree was in charge of Misses A. Human and Urquhast., Misses Cfli_-»y teoked after t_s- brain-tub, ai_d 'Mrs D. Burt the produce fita.l; Miss Strange and Miss A-deraon." judged the cakes', onid hat tr___n_ng tespeot-Vely, and Mr Piper tJhs noil driving. _.M__M__|__*________»