Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-11-18

lUt next DOotil IL Wuul ~ Cdllcu the
White City and is in charge Of the ladies
of ST. Louis Bertrand's congregation.
presided over by Mrs. John Mccann As
white is indicative of the Dominican
order, these ladies acted wisely in Sc
lecting white and using evergreens and
riorning-glories for their decorations.
They have an elegant dining room. in
which dinner, supper and lunch will be
served during. the bazaar, and II is need
less to say that the inner man will be
we'll cared for, as meals will be prepared
by one Of the finest French cooks in the
city. Adjoining the dining room, in
charge of the same ladies, is a variety
booth, which will contain some very
valuable and fancy articles. Then comes
that Of St. Bridgid's, which certainly dis
plays great patriotism, as it is decorated
in red, white and blue, with the stars
and stripes floating above. This booth is
presided over by Miss Mary Barrett, and
there will be some very handsome articles
displayed.
The next two are of the Cathedral par
ish, and are in charge of Mrs. Charles
Smith. The first booth will contain arti-
cles of almost every description, while
the second will be the saltwater, pop
and candy stand. These booths are deco
rated in white, with festooning of cedar
and ribbon.
In the rear of the hall is very large
booth decorated in green and white, and
it is needless for us to say that this is St
Patrick's, presided over by Mrs. John
Slack. This is called the Box Booth and
it is laden with thousands of boxes con-
tanning articles of various description.
Next in order is a telegraph Office in
charge Of the ladies of the Cathedral
from whence pleasant little kilograms
will be delivered to the bellies and beaux.
An adjoining booth is decorated in vel.
low and white, and is known as the
Wheel Booth, which is presided over by
Mrs. Mic Bosler, and the numerous arti-
cles displayed will meet with the APP
proval of every one. The next one is
considered the handsomest in the hail
being decorated in blue and white and
being very much admired by every one
This booth represents St. Mary's and St
Boniface's congregations, and is presided
over by Miss Teresa Reverman and Miss
Anna Schildt, and contains toys and vari
Gus fancy articles. The adjoining boott
is also presided over by the same young
ladies. II is a Fish Pond and is wei
stocked with the finest of the fnny tribe
Next in order is the Art Gallery Booth
decorated in purple and orange. This il
in charge Of the Games Committee, Mr.
Nick Bosler Chairman. This booth i
heavily laden with articles Of every de
tscripii9a. which are certainly admired By
all
The last. but not least, on the right o
the stage Is the booth Of the Sacred Hear
congregation, which Is decorated in re,
and white. with palms, ferns and cluster
Of electric lights. This is one Of the mos
extensively arranged booths in the hall
II is in charge Of Mrs. Marcus Doerhocfer
This will be known as the Doll Booth
and the collection of dolls Is something
magnificent.
Today and tonight will be a geners
day for everybody, and the progranlm
for next week is as follows;
Monday--catholio Knights and I.adis
OK America.
Tuesday-Ge;msn Catholic societies {
the city.
. "Wednesday -lrish-Amencan society.
Tbarslay-Ancient Order d Hibe
uians.
Priday-Sisiem Of Good Shepherd dal
saturday--Cand closing Of the falE.
The children II the different congFcg
lions will visit the haxaT during the aise
moons Of the following days when spees
amusemsais will he provided Tor the
eniertainmen,i
Monday 81. I.ouls bertrand churcl
A caihedrsl Church IL the immaeula
Conception.
Tuesday "a. ratnck's church, Ss, Al
ihonY, ~. cscslls, chuFch u Oar i.ad
= Wednesday IA. Georges ehprc
Sacred Heart, Holy Gross, Holy Nam
IA, Charles, "a. FeteFs,
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, hafy MasdAlsns kindergarten, ~, llsl'
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