St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-23
Cathedral Fair
oh, come with me darling,
Ny pleasure TO share,
I'm of for = picnie,
I'm going 70 the fair.

I'm going 20 the fair.
or course the above poetic youth repaired
10 the cathedral fair, and although this is the
remark Of only one, it seems to be the senti-
ment everywhere. Not TO be odd, l wan
dered over to Market hall myself last night,
Just for curiosity's sake. What a contrast
Without everything cold, cherries and dis
agreeable; within warm, pleasant and home
like. i met the genial Father Shanly at the
door and he showed me around. This is
what saw: In the upper right be nd corner
a booth resided over by Miss Stasia Hickey
and Miss Annie Eagsu, both too cute TO
live. The following articles are to be
ratified and voted of at this table:
two beautiful pictures, Immaculate Coueep-
ton and ST. Cecilia; beautiful toilet set, wall
banner, bride doll, seal cap, plush album,
etc, etc. Table No. ., in charge of Mrs. J.
Ahern, Miss Annie and Nellie Casserly.
beautiful and accom- plished young ladies.
They gave, between very long breaths, their
stock in trace: A foot rest, (aricine) for the
most popular candidate for mayor; beautiful
bride for best little girl; an elegant picture,
the Christian martyr after Paul De Ia Roche,
by Father Tanquerly; chairs, pictures, tides,
bric-a-brac, etc, etc. This table has a candy
stand connected with Il. Next in order
comes 'Rebecea at the Well.'' where Julia
Cummings serves cooling drinks without
sticks. Table No. 8, captaiued by the Misses
0'Keefe, and containing the following arti-
cles: A Mason & Hamlin organ for the most
popular fire company, the ever popular doll
for the most popular travelling man. Con-
nected with this stand Is a Fairbanks scale,
where you can leave your weight, size, ETC.,
for 10 cents. Table No. 4. Here met Liz
zie O'Leary and the Misses Mollie and julia
O'Brien, charming trio assure you. After
recovering from the shock oecasioned by a
deluge Of articles surrounded by q very long
adjective, i noted the following: Another
Bride, Bachelors Secret, 10 cents per peep.
wingless bat, terrible secret, 10e. Hasty
pudding Zoe dip. Mirrors, lamps, vases,
etc, TIL you can't rest. Table No. 8. Here
met Annie Lyons, Lille Robert aud Eva
Carroll, al too most excrucistingly excruciat-
ing. They have sweets for the sweet, and a
beautiful oil painting 1.-The Mater Dolorosa, :"
from Ssssoferati. Table No. 8. presided over
by les deux petites Lizzie Cummings aud
Lille Mcguire They have the irTepressible
Lightner and Archie Mcleod viii struggle for
IL; also, Shaw banjo. lap robe, student lamp
and genuine cigars, (nO cabbage). II isn't
necessary to take in the Bohemian Giri'' to-
night TO see the Gypsy girl. Just think
they have four real live Gypsies- Romantic
and beautiful they tell your fortune, alas
sometimes too near the truth. Come and
learn your fate. The gypsies are: The
Misses Zenzius, the Misses Kitty and Frances
Smith and Miss Dolly Sloan. Darlings. all
of them. About the time finished my tour
Of inspection the inner man complained
loudly, so dropped into the refreshmsnt
room 10 satisfy my lonesome longiugs.
Here is richness with big r All the beauty
Of the parish, boiled down, srrayed in garb a
Ia dining room aud YOU know Beauty unal-
lowed, etc. / don't know whether Toasted
my eyes or the inner man most, this / do
know that daintier fare was never served by
daintier hands. Behold this galaxy Of pris-
tine LONELINESS: Miss Mccullough. Misses Kitty
and Alice o'Connor, Mary Kerwine, Lilly