The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-28

| M. MEG winn,. Mis- sea M. Tobin. A. Tobin,
Mary CahiI. Abbie Dcn1van, Nora Sulll-
van. Katie Mahoney, Is. Hennessy. Rose
Kirby. Nellie Tobin. Maggie Murphy.
Elixaboth Harrington and Cecilia
O'Leary.
The lenouade booth is the resort OF the
thirsty of both sexes. Soda, fancy lemon
ale and chocolate is sold here. The booth
is decorated In yellow aud white. The
booth is presided over by Mrs. Thomas
Monahan, insisted BY tho Misses Mary
Davis, En- n Farrell. Nellie Donahue.
Annie McEotee Alice Allard. Sadie COL
llns. Annie Farrell. Mary Doaanue. Annie
Annie Hog IN. AbbIe Dwyer AMI Mary
& rfoll.
The floral booth i pretty sypp SUM
OF such flowers as ars haruy enough TO
survive the inclrmency of Nov'mbcr
Toe booth is IN clarge OF Mrs. william
Appleton. assisted by Mrs. ia ne4 McGerl-
Z M'ss.s Apn o. loole, NJ ,llie * crnal,
Ella Mc9eriy. Mary DOYLE. Margaret
Col o.. Allie McGrth, Mary q Quinn.
Helepa Brown aud Aanie O'DonneL The
decorations nre green.
Ihe nproa booth Is dec ,riied iu yellow
ana willie and has full assortment OF
these adjuncts OF domestic life. Nj s.
Mary Craig is 10 charge. assisted by Mrs.
NJ a. McGrath. Misses Mary Cole. Emm "a
Craig. Catherine MeCor nick, Lena Nc
Cahey, E.-za Gormar, Agnes Cole, Clara
CraiF, Hannah McGrath, Alice McCahey.
In the confectionery booth the following
young ladies' dealt the lhtest in bonbons:
Mrs. II. McMurrough. Mrs. Katie Mullen.
Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Day,
Miss Grimes. Miss. O'R.illr, Miss a.
A. % ftolx
aud Miss Mary Brady. ire confection-
cry annex is in charge OF Miss.s Jennie
Brophy, Sadie johnson. Nellie Bowen.
Jennie Johnson, Louise MtGrath, II Sc
Johnsoi,. Rose O'l,rlcn. Molle o. 'Brier.
Under the appropriate heading ne
D.um l. iulamusp isa booth containing
an assortment of PRAYER and other relig-
ious books aud church goods OF al!
descriptions. This booth is new feature
in church fairs.
The ''Home OF Santa Claus" contains n
variety of toys and Chri.tmas gas DIS. IT.
Is presided over by Mr.. j. Dowlin who
irppersonates santa Claus"
The Cathedral annex il in charge OF
Mrs. Bernarl Doyle, assisted by Mrs. Il.
H. Rogan, the Misses Dorsey and Miss
Hickey. Among other attractions is a
parlor organ the gift of IrL N. Gof, to be
drawn by chance.
The following persons have contributed
TO the art department:
China painting--Miss Mary Tyrrell.
Mrs. NJ. Pagan. Misses Teresa McHugh.
Nellie McGrath, Katherine Dwver, Nellie
Coyle. Mary Coyie. l. zzle Lynch and
X itie Greene.
Pastel Misses Katie White. Sarah Col
Inns, Sadie McElroy, Hannah Mahoney,
the M issfs MonahaD, the Misses Ham
mond. Mary O'Donnel', Mary Dersin,
Fannie Hunt aud Mary Clark.
Crayon Misses Annie Herman. Rose
McGuinness. Mary Martin. Mary DeLory,
Mary Sullivan. Margaret Dorap. Liz 0
Bowen. Louise McGnn. Jennie Russell.
Fancy work-Msses Annie O'Connor,
Clara Wha'eu. Margaret whalen. Alice
Mullen, Gertrude Feeley, Mary Brophy.
K!ttie Donnelly, Sarah O'Connell, Louise
Curran.
Oil paintings-Mrs. Il. j. Herlihy. ay-
sisted by Misses Katie Cavanaugh. Sadie
lierney, Agnes LarkiD. Mary Mykins.
Katie Maroney. Bella Leach. Nellie Nc
Guire. Cassie Doyle, Margaret Ryan.
Religious article and water colors.-
Misses Margaret Dawson, Nellie O'C, n
nor, Minnie Mcclure. Annie Mccormick,
Della O'Brien. Mary O'Bricn
The fair will remain continuously open
from 2 p. m. until 10 y. M. closing next
Mouday night.