The Irish standard., 1896-09-26
TIE ORPHAN BAZAAR.
Every Preparation Made for a Great

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| Every Preparation Made for a Great
/ Success.
The several comittees in charge Of the
fair for the boys Of the Catholic Orphan
Asylum met in the Brownson club rooms
last Sunday evening. Father Christie was
present and gave valuable suggestions to in
sure the success Of the bazaar which will
open in Harmonic Hall on Monday, Oct
| 10, and continue for eight days. The fol-
lowing have been added to the executive
committee already published in the Irish
Standard:
John McAllister, NJ. E.. Smith, John
Boylan, Miss Annie Mulligan, Miss Cal
laghan. Miss Annie Crowley. John O'Don.
neN, Terence Connolly, Felix Traynor and
E.. w. Murphy.
! The fosowing subcommittee have
been appointed: SD. 49,.
Entertainments and Hale. W. Mur-
ply, Theo. Hays, P. Bannon, William M.
Regain, NJ. Gavin, H. KEY, Capt. Whelan,
| J.. j. Dissette, J. w. Mattern.
Contests and Prizes-P. ]. Kennedy,
John T. MCGOWAN, ]. T. Mannix, John M.
Gleason, ]. ]. Lane, Mrs M. Dwyer, Mrs.
J.. McAvoy, Mrs. M. Breslauer, John
Crowley, M. Gavin.
Cash and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Norton
H. Kelly, Philip Fay, Barney Mousse, j.
c. O'Keefe, John Swift Mrs ]. R. Cor
! rigan, Mrs George Smith, Mrs M. Nc
Donald, Mrs NJ Nary, John M. Gleason
and NJ. Gavin.
Printing Tickets M. Regain, E.
w Murphy, Roger Vail, Terence Con-
| molly.
Floor and Reception-Capt. Whelan, ].
M. Gleason, J. P. McKenna, NJ. O'Reilly,
| Harry Montgomery, Martin Gavin, P H.
Prendergast, Capt John Kennedy, Sergt.
John Leonard, ]. H. Smith, William Cody,
J. T. Kane, B. D. Kilroe, j. j. Regain, ].
J. Fitzgerald.
! Press and Advertising NJ. Regain, J.
T. Mannix, Edward O'Brien, M. BreAauer
and Roger Vail.
Provisions-J. NJ. Regain, James w.
Fitzgerald, Barney Bousso.
Hubert Kelly is chairman Of the ticket
| committee and will appoint members of
| the Brownson club to attend at the box
office and doors.
| The mother superior Of the orphan home
has appointed the following ladies to rep
resent the various parishes during the
| fair:
Immaculate Conception-Dining room
in charge of Mrs. A. McDougal, who will
select her own assistants. The fancy table
| will be in charge of Mrs. Breslauer, as
sited by the Misses M. Flaherty, A Davy,
K. Brynes, B. Taggert, M. Hoy, P. Aicher,
A.. Burke, D. Cady, M. Coskern, Mrs.
Fletcher, Mrs. T. w. Donovan Mrs. H.
Edwards, Mrs. William Brown and Miss
Alice Sheahan.
Holy Rosary-The fancy table will be in
charge of Mrs. NJ. Crahen, assisted by
the following ladies': Mesdames Cum
mings, Burns, McAyoy, Rowe, Johnston,
Doyle. Buckley, P. Mousse, Jobst, Cur
tin, Bristol, Kenney, McInereny, Gibbs,
Gerrett, Kenevln, J. G. Scallen, William
Leary, Nelson, Dunno, j. C. Murphy, M. E.
Smith, John Kennedy, Charles Matthews.
st. Charles-The fancy table will be in
charge Of Mrs. Graves, who will choose
her own assistants
st. Stephens-The fancy table will! be in
charge Of Mrs. Maurice Mcdonald, who
will secure her own assistants.
Ascension Parlsh-Mns. M. Whelan will
assume charge Of the fancy table and be
assisted by Mrs. Farrelly, Mrs. J. J. Lane,
Mrs. M. j. Walsh, Mrs. F. Benn1ng, Miss
Kate Byrnes and others. :.
st. Lawrence-Mrs. Cody, Mrs. Litz,
Mrs Fred Chute, Mlss,Walsh.
st. Anthony-The fancy table in this
parish will be superintendent by Mrs T..
Ryan, with the following assistants: Mes
danes NJ Ryan, l. Brett, R. Hayes, Sheen,
MEG o,rick, Admunson, Nary J. J. Daily, D.
O'Connell, 8. ]. Mccarthy, Gray, Collins,
and Miss B. Cronin. Mrs, Spencer Dunn
will preside at the fish pond.
Notre Dame-Mrs Cloutier, Mrs. Bern
ard, DR.. La,iberti and Adolph Grijon.
St.. Clothilde-Geo. Pelser will assume
charge and appoint aids.
St. C,ement's-Mrs. Geo. Parker Mr..
John Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. John Corn
ley. ..
The executive committee will get up an
Irisl village on miniature scale, and it
will be conducted by young ladies wear
ing the costumes of Irish peasant girls
who will charm the visitors with their
beauty, wit and drolery.
Blackthorn sticks, bog oak ornaments,
sods of turf and other articles have been
ordered direct from the Emerald Isle to
decorate the village.
Bishop McGolrick, Of Duluth, has gen
uine barney stone, beautifully polished
and enclosed in glass case, which he
will send as an object Of curiosity for the
Irish village. Those who kiss the fam
Gus stone will be ever after gifted with
seductive e,oquence, and it is expected
that orators who take the stump this fall
for either Mckinley or Bryan will avail
themselves of the grand opportunity af-
fcrded them in acquiring the barney from
the genuine rock.
Nobody is authorized to collect any
thing for the fair unless provided with
proper credentials signed by the Mother
Superior, P. j. Kennedy. WIN M. Regain,
and Roger Vail.
Albert Page contributed SIS and Mr.. Mat
tern with Olson & Company promised to
plan and erect the village free of charge
Another meeting was held on Thursday
evening, at o'clock, when books affixed
with the seal Of the association were dis
tributed. The members of all committees
were present.
The members of the committee on cash
and merchandise reported and gave the
details Of the work already accomplished
by them.
Death of Michael Hyne.
Editor Irish Standard:
RosenIount Minn.-Michael Hynes, an
old citizen, formerly of st. Paul, died at
his home here on Sept. 81. He came to
-, In 1904 Iy,ci