The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-26


The fair, bazaar and festival. given
by the st. Joseph Cathedral congrega-
ton. preparations for which have been
in progress for some tnme opened AT &
o'clock last evening, and the number
Of people who were on hand when the
doors opened is evidence of the deep
interest taken in tho fair by the people
That It is to be an unqualified success
financially IL as sure as the indisputa-
BILE fact that In the artistic sense II has
already achieved triumph, The OBJ
isct to which the proceeds nre to be de-
voted, new epIscopal'resldenCe, makes
any amount OF success no more than 10
deserved
In the early evening the supper tables
were OF course the center of attraction
There were three supper tables, or three
groups OF tables rather, including the
b. V. NJ, German and Irish, All were
the MSocas OF streams OF people during
the early evening, and"nOt y hungry
mortal escaped" These tables We're In
charge OF the following:
i. V. NJ Retreshment Table-Misses
Annie FitZsimmons. May O'Kane, LIZ
9le Counahan, Sara Connolly, Layinla
Carol. Tena Schafer, Theresa RoeS,
Eta weItzcll, Maggie Doyle. Carrie
Erb, Della McFadden, Lille Welty,
Irish Supper Tnble-Mlss Margaret
Farley, Mesdames Peter Farrell, James
Devine, L. Tracy; Misses Lizzie Hague,
Mary O'Brien, MRudG ListOn. Mary
Manion, Ella O'Neill. Sadie Gather,
Helen Farley. Maggie Gilllgan, V. Will
hanson. Jennie Verge, Gertle Sauers.
German supper table-Mesdame NJ.
Truchel II. bush, George Hook. Will
lam Welty, George Aul. A. Wilkie,
Misses Mary Loecher, Mary Bre4nig,
Nina BoSley, Annie Miller.
The fair has many attractions In ad-
dition TO the department where the In
ner man Is satisfied
First comes the Irish village In
charge OF committee led by Mrs. NJ, j.
McFaddcn and Mrs. Thomas O'bTien.
Here are attractions that would put to
rout those alleged Irish village models
that held forth at the late Worlds Fair,
The hlarncy stone IL there, Mike Is
there and "Biddy" not far on; In fact
you can gee all OF Ireland worth seeing
in this village. The committee:
Irish village-Mesdame NJ. J. Nc
Eadden, Thomas O'Brien; Misses
Margaret O'Kanc. L, Brennan,
Raphael Moran. Kate Bosby, Mary
Donahue, Maggie McFaddcn, Beulah
Smith, Title Reilly, hlZZie kuglln,
Rose Rock, Dora Brockhardt' Mamie
Owens,
The Village of nations" Is center
Of attractions. and II Is worthy OF all It
receives The various nationalltlcS are
taken by the following young ladies':
French Miss Gertrude Reister: Jap,
Miss Bertha Schuler; Turk. Miss En-
ma Zuccklor. German. Miss Emma
Yahn; Spanish, Miss Cora Matthew'S
GypsIe Miss Ada Boshy,
AT the fancy booth many wonderful
creations OF the needle urt are display
cd and flnd ready snlc. These are the
accommodating Salcs-ladics who preside
Mesdamcs James Filan, Charles Dit
man. John S. Welty; Misses Margaret
KeYrick, Clara Wingerter Mamie
Welt:f. Annie Lee, Mamie Mexican.
Tho flower table always has an adj
hiring crowd in It's vicinity. Nature.
in its suan!est mood. could not make a
finer show than Is seen here. Tho com
mittec: Misses Petrorclia Deoleigher'
Mary Hughes, Emma Connolly, Kate
O'Hare, Elennra Leoohcr, Maggie
Jones, Annie Gribbon.
Last. but by no means least. comes
the booth where THE Pumpkin Seed"
has It's abiding plncc. The Seed Is q
novel idea IN coDncctlon with the FAIR;
IL Is daily paper issued under The
editorial direction OF Mr. j. ". Decker.
which insurcs the continuance OF the
high standard Of excellence shown In
the initial Issue published last evening.
II you nrc not up on the fair consult the
'PumpHin Seed III you see It In the
Seed It's so"
The Seeds" booth Is in charge Of n
bevy Of young ladies who have enough
ability to put life into any paper, not
even excepting an Arizona Kicker
They are the following: Misses Rettn
Woods. Annie JepsOn. Gertle Lcocher,
Kate Man!on. Della Manion, Georgia
RoBley, Joe Reilly, Ada Carroll, Babo
Smith. Lorcttn Trueachcl
A successful publication must hc
marketed In order TO be successful
When the following array OF Pumpkin
Seed" ncwsbOyP Is glanced over, " VIII
he seen II lF sure to sell or somebody
VIII die In the attempt; Masters Char
lie Manlon. John OBrlcn, bernie Gaua,
Charlie GllliEan Valentine Gundling,
Harry Lctgkus. Albert Mooney. Gene
Black, Frank Hasennuer, Albert Ar
mold, Raymond Mylcs. Willie McGui-
gan, George Carenbnucr, John Burns
Joe Ward. While Glenn. Patsy McDon-
aid, George GPhring, Rob Farley Har-
ry Wasemann John Jcpsoh. Henry
Gundllng, John Manley, Ed, Jepson, Ed
Marley.