Your $3 entry fee (children under 12 are admitted free) will entitle you to shop from a wide variety of local vendors at the 310 Market Street ballroom.

Among those selling their wares will be:

Jack Northrop – handmade wooden bowls and wood items;

Amanda Wellner — homemade bath scrubs, lip balm, etc.;

Photos submitted to Times Observer An adult bicycle is a raffle item.

Roberta Ward – Handmade ground pine wreaths & handmade bows;

Beth MacPherson — Tupperware;

Linda Gould – knives and crafts;

Tina West — Allegheny Cellars Winery;

Kate Spencer — candles;

Photos submitted to Times Observer Bill Gross handturning pen for What’s New for the Holidays!

Debra Young — handcrafted items for the home;

Nancy Kaye — MaryKay cosmetics;

Bill Gross — hand-turned wood pens, seam rippers, etc.

Thelma Billingslea — toddler furniture, “Barbie” furniture, footstools;

GG My Love (Cheri Greenstein) — Red Ribbon Bras, leggings, jewelry & clothing;

Michele Bango – textile art.

The Woman’s Club will continue to serve a traditional Beef on “Weck” luncheon beginning at 11:30 a.m. until gone. The meal includes a Beef on “Weck” sandwich, macaroni salad, chips, beverages and homemade pumpkin roll for dessert served in our seasonally-decorated dining room.

All luncheon tickets will be sold at the door Saturday the 10th for $10.

Victorian holiday decorations will fill the Woman’s Club including Christmas trees decorated by local Scout troops. You will also have the opportunity to visit display tables of non-profit, local agencies in our parlors.

Raffle items this year include a money tree of at least $250, a c.1840s washstand refurbished by Jon Amacher, an adult bicycle, and an antique chair donated by Nan Cashman. The raffle drawings will take place Friday, Dec. 14.

For more information about the Warren Woman’s Club, visit www.warrenwomansclub.org.