The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19
ITS ANNUAL BAZAAR
FAIR OF THE CATHEDRAL PARISH
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
EVENING
PREPARATION ON BIG SCALE

Each Evening During the Week
Sherman Hall, Where the Event
Will Take Place, VIII ResOund
With Orchestral Music-A Large
Number of Beautiful Articles
Have Been Prepared by Ladies.
The annual bazaar IF the cathedral
parish will be opeaed tomorrow evening
at Sherman hall, Sixth and Wabasha
Streets continuing through tho week. Ev-
cry preparation has been made which will
lend to its complete success and the la
dies of the parish hope to realize $4,000
from its proceeds Previous baZaars held
by the cathedral parish have always been
successful, and it is under stood tina! the
greatest possible effort has been made to
make this weeks affair the greatest ever
held.
Preparations have been in progress for
weeks. Father LAWYER and the assistant
clergy of the parish have had the direc-
ton of the work and their efforts have
been untiling Like the similar affairs
held during the past few weeks by other
churches of the city, the majority of the
articles on display will be the handiworK
of the ladies of the parish An immense
amount of beautiful fancy work has been
made. and the booths will be replete with
every kind of article for the decoration
and comfort of home.
In previous years the annual bazaar
was held in Market hall. The building
was not over we'll adapted to the require
ments and the many disadvantages when
attached to it will be eliminated IN the
selection Of a more central and accessible
place. Every evening during the bazaar
q musical programme will be presented
for which some of the best orchestras IN
the city have been engaged. rms part
of the entertainment is in charge or marx
Fitzpatrick who will put on the latest III
minstrelsy, with a cake walk as the star
attraction.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the
ladies TO provide refreshments, and, pc
ginning Tuesday, dinners Will be served
each dav at II and supper at b. SeNefai
ladies have been appointed In charge OIL
the dining room, and an able corps Oh as
sistants will see to the wants OF the inner
man. A uniform charge of % cents Will
he made for meals The following shows
the detail Of ladies for the dining room;
The following shows the detail Of ladies
l' Tu Hns Gyi III Mrs, John D. oBrien, Mrs
w Med Dr. tsila!t E. W Russell Mrs,
Casper Ernst. Mrs. ]. w. Willis, Mrs.
]. E. Dore Mrs. J. NJ. y. ByrneS. ,,,.-
F;lizabeth Nugent, Mrs John c. Hardy.
Friday-Alf the ladies.
Saturday-Mrs. John Bell, Mrs. J. u.
ponnelly, Mrs. Mcclellan.
There will be the usual booths, IoaG G{3a
down with fancy and useful articles The
ladies in charge are as follows: III
Sodality Table-MiSS Maud Arper, MISS
s { Owens.
lor, Miss NJ. Otis, Miss Z. stone MISS IL
Reardon. e. -, >,4
Mrs. ]. c. Hardy, Mrs. Robert H. Seng,
-i Tem lotlr:i Table-Mrs E. NJ. Wilcox
Mrs. J. F. Kelly, Miss nj. L. Cramste
laney, Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilcox, Miss Mary
Barnes, Miss Mary Maloney, Miss B
Mcmillan.
Clark Mrs. DR.. REM, Mrs. James Silk
Miss Grace Campbell, Miss Mamie Kelly
Miss Ric4.
Miss Eva Prendergast, Miss Ada Ohage
Miss Augusta Ohage.
A number of contests are planned, and
e1 citing scenes will be witnessed, as the
Miss Mile Pottgieser and Miss Mary
Ryan, two very popular young ladies, are
competing. for handsome gold watch
The friends Of each are rallying for thell
faVorites.
Miss Gertrude Sans Souci and Miss Mae
Connolly are the candidates for the dia
mond ring. Both are deservedly popular
The other contests with the candidate:
are: .-
Silver set-NIiss Rose Farley. Miss NJ
Diamond Pin-Miss Catherine Rain
Miss Julia Morley, Miss Agnes Nicely.
The contests among the girls of the Ca
thedral school are:
Dollhouse Lyde Florence Gavin
Catherine O'Brien, Mary Ebbs, Mar!
Zetsinger, Magma McCloskey, Lillian
Ring-Anna Crogan, LYDIA Cook, Flor:
Cook, Agnes Harrison, Frances McGill
Margaret Doherty, Gertrude Engel, Mar
garet Egan, Grace Murphy. Grace Kerns
Bicycle-Matilda Page, Catherine Quirk
Ann Kelly, Caroline Sheire, Agnes Spet
tel. Mary Murphy.
Silver Watch-Regina Esch, Lillian
Tuebner Sarah Murphy. Adelaide VIII
Jams, Elizabeth Rooney.
The contests among the boys are:
Rif1e-Edward Ebbs. James Tilton, Al