The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-11
CATHEDRAL FAIR
VIII open This Evening at the Car
roll Club Auditorium
Many ATTRACTIVE BOOTHS
Will Doubtless PosSsss the Gagnst-
ism to Secure a aoodiy Amount Of
the Realms coin-The Ladies' q
the Cathedral Parish to Have
Charge = Several Contests and
Other Features Arranged. Il


The Cathedral bazaar opens tonight
In the Carroll club auditorium. and Il
promises to be one Of the most sucress-
full AFFAIRS Of this character held III the
city for years. It win be In charge Of
the ladies of the Cathedral parish, who
never do things by halves. They have
worked INCREASINGLY In preparing for
It for weeks, and patrons will see the
results In the elaborate details in many
respects the features partalking Of the
fair given under the same auspices
about two years ago.
There Will be many contests that will
no doubt develop warm rivalry on the
part Of the solicitors. Misses Blanche
Whltehouse and Mary Friedhofi Will
contest for a diamond ring. A hand
some drum viii be the prize cons
tested for by Messrs. Joseph schafer,
Thomas Deegan and Edmund Roth,
three of the cathedral high school ca
diets. A splendid portrait OF Rev.
Father Harris. done IN crayon by Art
ist John W. Myles and many other arr
ticles Of attractlveress win be offered
to the holder of the lucky number"
The auditorium has been tastefully
decorated by committee composed Of
Misses Mary Hughes, Mary o'Kane,
Lizzie Counihan and Lizzie Mcpon-
ough, assisted by the consultors and
socialists. These ladies' viii have charge
Of the fancy booth.
"The Pumpkin Seed" the daily news
paper. win record the dOings while the
fair is in progress. 1t will be edited
by Mr.. weitzell, who achieved success
In that capacity previously. The gyp-
sy's tent win be another feature; also
the country store and postoflce.
The booths will be superintended as
follows:
Fancy booth-Misses Annie Fitzslm-
mons, chairman; Mary Hughes, Mary
Loeche,, Mamie Owens, Mary o'Kane.
Teresa Boss. Katherine McDonough,
Kate Gather. Maggie Doyle, Anna
Miller, Bessie Stanley, Bertha shuler.
Agnes Merge. Lavinla Carroll, Kate
IcEntee, Minnie Aul, Mary Lally, Mag
gle White, Lucy Donahue, Kate o'aare.
Bernadett KeIlar, Agnes Burke, TIllie
Reilly, Lizzie Kuglen, Annie Degant,
Sarah Ennis, Mary Manlon, Kate Man
ion. The fishing pond will be conduct
ed by Misses Mary Lally, Maggie White
and Lena Vogler.
Refreshment booth-Misses Petron-
ella de vlegher, Mary Gilllgan, Nellie
I.ally, Katherine Lally, Lizzie Fox, AM
ME Hogan, Annie Flaherty, Annie Mar
tin. Celia Burke, Annie Tucker. Jennie
Cain, Mayme Lee Murphy, Ida Alt
meyer, Lizzie Hoe, Mamie Farley, Mary
Fleming, Maggie Stein, Mary Lanahah.
Maggie Sweeney, Mrs. Tlghe. Mrs. n.
MalFd, Mrs. N. Smith, Mrs. Mary Con-
nelly.
country store-Mrs. Frank Fox,
chairman; Mrs. j. w. Beltz. Mrs saun-
ders, Mrs. Connolly, Misses Lizzie Die
bold, Kate Dleringer. Kate Black, Sic
tonia Gessner. Katie Clark Mayme
clark, Margaret schafer, Eleanor
Loecher, Llzzle Hague, Katherine ESain
and Bee Picket.
Candy booth-Misses Margaret Nc
Fadden, Eleanor Black, Eleanor How
ley, Margaret Jepson, Jessie Helm
bright, Cora Ammons. Blanche Rey-
notds, Lizzie Gundling, Mollle Beltz
Nellie o'Neil, Gertrude Black and
Daisy weltzell.
supper table : Mrs E. P. Hughes
chairman; Mrs. Thomas Owens, Mrs
Welzell, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Annie
o'Nell, Mrs. j. W. Kemple, Mrs. Cook
Misses Kate Henry. Kate Duffy, Fan
ME Patton, Maria Burke, Anna Henry
Anna weitzell. Bee Hennegan and
many others.
DOH show-NIrs. j, Foose, chairman
Mrs. Adam Brlcker Mrs. Nohelly
Misses katherine Myer, Annie Grlbben
Josephine Merge. Bina Lally, Kate
sayaReot, Ella savageot, Kate Weltzell
Fannie Reilly, Blna Reilly, Annie Far
fell. Jennie Merge, Nora Jaquay, Mar
carroll, Katie Cunningham, Lucy Poul
ton, Lizzie Mendel. Bertha Knabe, An
ME Manion, Carrie Doerr, Bernedett'
o'Leary. Frances Kelly. Miss Dean
IulIa schafer, Abble Conrad, Agnei
Baker, Lena Dailer. Mary McCabe
Kate Doyle and Gertrude sauers.