Evening star., 1897-04-27

charge. assisted by Misses Annie Hart,
Emily Grady. Cecilia Mcmahon. Nora
Lyons. Mary Hartnett. Mary Curtin, Josie
Lyons, Mary O'Neili, Mary Dolan. Josie
German. Annie Collins. Estelle Sullivan
Mary Boiand and Mollie Jones.
Post ofiice-In charge OF Miss Joe Law
her. assisted by Misses Bertha Mccarthy,
Bessie aad Teresa German, Katie and
Agnes Quinn and Cecilia Coyle.
Butterfly booth-Misses Veronica Kun
mer.' Katherine and Addie Rover. SaHie
Pr,tchard. Mary Keppel. Florence Ferry
and Nellie McCabe.
sisted by Mrs. NJ. J. Falvey. Mrs. A. }.
Schwartz, Mrs. NJ. +. Tally. Mrs. T. A.
Rover. Mis-. James Becker. Mrs. A r.
Coppes. Mrs. Harry Hull. Mrs. p. j. Haiti
gan. Mrs. r. E. sullivan. Mrs. p. r. Nell
San. Mrs s. Dietz. Miss Helen Tally. Miss
Kate Lackey. Miss Mary Coyle. Miss Mas
Walsh, Miss Mamie McMenamin. Miss An
ME McMenamin, Miss Maggie oBrien, Miss
Bessie Shafer. Miss Mo!lie Daily, Miss
Mary Bergin. Miss Della Costello. Miss
Lizzie Sullivan. Mss Mianie Campbell. Miss
Annie Meehan, Miss Gertrude Baden. Miss
Katie Raedy, Miss Rose Cornor. Miss Ce-
celia Connor, Miss Annie Hart. Miss Rena
Downing, Miss May DevereauN. Miss
Amanda Gallene. Miss Annie Lansdale.
= Lemonade hoofh-Mrs J. Francis Ferry
In charge, assisted by Miss Mary Rover
and Afiss Mary Z. Foley
Peanut booth-Miss Hortense Nct;owan
and Mrs. Charles J. Began
Electric fish pond-Mr. N. J. O'Maliy.
Martinel!i booth (1nncx to alunnaa table,
Mrs. V, W. Power. assisted by Mrs r. y.
DereTeux, Miss Lizzie Gheen, Miss May
Devereux ,rgN
Confectionery tabIe-Miss Berthe Reese,
assisted by Misses Mamie Flynn. Maggie
oBrien, Belle Huntington. Phinie Lips
comb, Lizzie Kelly. Annie Kelly. Kate Cos
tello. Mamie Riordan. Loretta Bricelan,i
ard Mamie Huntington.
Paddle stand-Ed. Voight. A. J. Schwartz
sr., J. Hummer.
The paddle stand will be under the nat
ronage of the following ladies': Monday
night of each week, Miss BERTHE Reese
Tuesday night of each week, Miss Mary
walsh; Wednesday night of each week. 30
dality table, Miss Nellie Raedy: Thursday
night of each week, alunnae table. Miss
annie Raedy: Friday night of each week.
Gonzaga table. Miss Mary Scanlan.
Decorations md Other Features.
The decorations make the hall unusually
attractive. the decorators having displayed
excellent taste I'm arranging the flags
bunting and electric lights. At Gonzaga
table the college colors. white and purple
entwined about scores of incandescent
lights. never fail to attract attention. while
at the Martinelli booth is displayed a mag
nificent set of handsomely painted china
rms emma Is to be voted to the archbishop.
II was donated by Mr.. V. W. Power and
Is valued at about $50. Mrs Power. as
sisted by several other ladies'. has charge
OF this booth. Perhaps one of the most
attractive booths in the fair room is the
athletic booth, where bicycle and gym
naslum goods are displayed. At this booth
there Is base ball outfit TO be contested
for by the Gonzaga base ball players, while
the police of the sixth precinct hope to get
some new material for their gymnasium
from the stock. An ivory bat. donated by
Paul Hines, is on exhibition at this booth,
and TINS is TO be contested for later on.
me League OF the Sacred Heart has also
made fine showing, having several
booths. Besides these there are lemonade
booths, fish pond and the ever-attractive
paddle stand. Each night there is to be a
special program. in order that there shall
be no nonotony to. those who desir. 10
attend every night. Tonight the Southern
Cake Walk Association will give an xhibi-
tion. and will introduce some popular mel
odfes and dances.