Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-11-18
Music Hall Presents an Animal
ed Scene Of Youth and
Beauty.
All the Churches Have Booths
Dinner for Merchants
Served Daily.
Will CONTINUE ALL NEXT WEEK.

The bazaar for the benefit of the Sisters
of the Good Shepherd had a most auspi-
cious opening at Music Hall Tuesday
evening. There was a large attendance
of friends of the institution present when
Mayor Charles p. Weaver was introduced
by President Edward J. O'Bnen, who
spoke Of the noble work done by the Sis
tiers. His remarks were well received and
won for him many new friends. The
Mayors address was responded to by
Rev. Father Logan, of St. Louis Bertrand
church, after which the ladies and gen.
ilemen entered heartily upon their work
OF making the undertaking the success it
deserves to be.
This is the first effort made in behalf of
the good Sisters for period Of over thirty
years, and only for the necessity of re-
building their home they would not make
the present appeal for aid. Their build
ing at Eighth and Madison streets was
condemned as unsafe, and the funds
realized will be used TO defray the ex-
penses Of the improvements made.
Invitations have been extended all the
Catholic congregations and societies Of
Louisville to attend the bazaar or to have
special days, and all are urged to do their
share, even though the formal invitation
may not have yet reached them. Presi-
dent O'Brien wishes it understood that
all are invited and nothing will be left
uudone to repay we'll all who attend dur
|, ing the coming yesk.
One of the features is the dinner for
business men from - 20 2 O'Clock daily,
which has proven one Of the best yet
served the public, and the nrmber- Of
patrons is growing In number daily.
Music Hall presents a handsome ap-
pearance at night. the various booths be-
ing presiily decorated and brilliantly
illuminated. each one being attended by
bevy Of lovely women. The leading
clergy and laymen are taking an active
interest, which insures the success of the
bazaar. The officers and committees In
charge are as follows:
presideut-Ed ~ard J. O'Bvien.
Secretary-J. J. croity.
Treasurer--M. ]. Duffy.
Manager Of Hall--Will ID. Harris.
Press Committees Schuman, I'd.
J. Tiefney, c. A. Curtin and John Shea.
Church. and Society Committee. ].
Barsr,. Joseph IIubbuch, 7. w. cfolly,
Thomas Mulligan. Dan. n. Murphy, NJ,
l. Nolan, Thomas Keenan,, Dr. Ebels
aud J. Is. Sllckler
Good shepherd, Ne,dlework Booth
Mesiames Denunfio, Jacob lloertl
George I.eachman. and Misses Mary Co.'s
ninnie Hocns aud Mamie Schumanu.
Cathedral, booth and Reireshmeui
Stand Mesdamss Charles smith, ceoFe'
l'oerlz, u. Welsh, !, J. Galley, 7, ]
Tiesnsy, Burke and Misses A. Finn, Lent
and Adele xampmuelleF Mary and Mini
smith, Kate Walsh, N Cummings an'
l.. &. clynn.
ni palfick's Boa Table Aesiame
Iohn slaei, ~. y. Harris. "a. Tlunsy
h /. O'nneu. o. liollogsn, r ], ksenan
j. !. Flynn, J. Rlley, lossph Neiies. n
foleg. D. n MuFphy snd n hallof.
Iloninlesn Fsney hoeah and Dining
rossn heeisnlss john Accsnn, nlssn
ne'l. Mlasrs Agnes puEse. Mia hrl
l.uls Iulolde, hafFis heailf, Tails FlYnr
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nanua llalghaeirf, y W Islpf, flel'
kalap, Ksa. hetlni hipslf ksilf hs
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