Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-10
WILL OPEN IN THE CARROLL CLUB
AUDITORIUM MON
DAY NIGHT.
A LIST OF THE COMMITTEES
In Charge OF the Various Booths and
TabIes-The Work Will be Done
by Ladies of the Different Organ
ixatfons In the ParIsh-A Number
of Very Interesting Special Feat
ures.

CluD AUDITORIUM Monday night. The
ladies have been untiring in their eff
forts, and the large display of articles
of every description to be found upon
the tables will attest their zeal and
success. The work of erecting the
booths and tables in the auditorium
was commenced yesterday, and all day
Monday will be devoted to the work
of decorating. The booths are in
charge of the ladies of the different or
CARNATIONS in the parish.
The young ladies having charge of
the fancy booth deserve great praise
for their untiring efforts A diamond
ring is being contested for by Misses
Blanche Whftehocse and Mary Fried
hoff, and quite good deal of rivalry
exists between the young ladies' Messrs.
Joseph Schafer, Thomas Deegan and
Edmund Roth, three of the High School
cadets, are eontesting for the beautiful
drum displayed in the window of F. w.
Banner & Co. A crayon portrait
of Rev. R. F. Harris. the director of
the sodality of the B. V. M, is offered.
This also is ON exhibition in f. w.
Banners window. The portrait was
made and donated by Mr.. ]. w. Myles.
The fancy booth is in charge of the
sodality of the B. ". M. The young
ladies are sparing no pains to make
it the prettiest booth in the hall The
committee in charge of the decorations
is composed of Misses Mary Hughes,
Mary O'Kane, Lizzie Cou,ihan, Kate
McDonough, assisted by the consultors
and socialists.
Following is a list of the ladies in
charge of this booth: Annie Fitzsim-
mons, chairman; Mary Hughes, Mary
Loecher, Mamie Owens, Mary O'Kane,
Teresa Boes, Katherine McDonough,
Kate Gather, Maggie Doyle, Anna
Miller, Bessie Stanley, Bertha Shuler,
Agnes Merge, Lavinia Carroll Kate
McEntee, Minnie Aul, Mary Lally, Mag
gle White, Lucy Donahue, Kate O'Hare,
Bernadett Kellar, Agnes Burke, Title
Reilly, Lizzie Kuglen, Annie Degant,
Sarah Ennis, Mary Manion, Kate Man
ion. The fishing pond will be conduct
ed by Misses Mary Lally, Maggie White
and Lena Vogler.
The refreshment booth will be in
charge of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
knights Of st John. The committee
is as follows: PetTonella de Vlegher,
Mary Giiligan. Nellie Lally, Katherine
Lally, Lizzie Fox, Annie Hogan, Annie
Flaherty Annie Martin, Celia Burke,
Annie Tucker, Jennie Cain, Mayme Lee
Murphy, Ida Altmeyer, Lizzie Hoe,
Mamie Farley, Mary Fleming, Maggie
Stein, Mary Lanahan, Maggie Sweeney,
Mrs. Tighe, Mrs. M. Baird, Mrs. M
Smith, Mrs. Mary Connolly.
The League of the Sacred Heart has
the doll show Those in charge are:
Mrs. J.. Foose, chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Adam Bricker, Mrs. Nohelly,
Misses Katherine Myer, Annie Gribben,
Josephine Merge, Bina Lally, Kate
Savageot, Ella Savageot, Kate Weitzell,
Fannie Reilly, Bina Reilly, Annie Far
rell, Jennie Merge, Nora Jaquay, Nan
Carroll, Katie Cunningham, Lucy Poul-
ton, Lizzie Mendel, Bertha Knabe, An
ME Manion, Carrie Doerr, Bernedette
O'Leary, Frances Kelly, Miss Dean,
Julia Schafer, Abbie Conrad, Agnes
Baker, Lena Dailer, Mary McCabe,
Kate Doyle, Gertrude Sauers. Miss
Kate Savage received two handsome
dolls from Mr.. and Mrs. Decker, of
Parkersburg; one from Mrs. Frank
WEIGH, of ClarkSburs; one from Miss
Mary WEIGH, of Grafton; one from Miss
Annie Howard, of Pittsburg. One of
the great attractions at the fair will
| be the cakewalk by the Weisgerber
children, and also by Miss Irene
Miller, under the direction of these
ladies.
An old-fashioned country store is be-
ing fitted up. 1t will also have the viii
lage postoffice, and novel feature will
be the orange tree. The store keepers
and clerks will be the Queens Daugh-
tiers, as follows: Mrs Frank Fox, chair
man; Mrs. j. w. Beltz, Mrs. Saunders,
Mrs. Connolly, Misses Lizzie Diebold,
Kate Dieringer, Kate Black, Sietonia
Gessner, Katie Clark, Mayme Clark,
Margaret Schafer, Eleanor Loecher,
Lizzie Hague, Katherine Kahn, and Bee
Picket.
The candy booth will be in charge
of the Busy Bees. The committee is
composed of Misses Markaret McFad-
den, Eleanor Black, Eleanor Howley,
Margaret Jepson, Jessie Helmbright,
Cora Ammons, Blanche Reynolds, Liz
zie Gundling, Mollie Beltz, Nellie
O'Neil, Gertrude Black and Daisy Welt
zell.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will have charge
of the supper table, and will serve
meals each day. The committee is
composed of Mrs. E. P. Hughes, chair
man; Mrs. Thomas Owens, Mrs. Weiz-
ell, Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Annie O'Neil,
Mrs. J w. Kemple, Mrs. Cook, Misses
Kate Henry, Kate Duffy, Fannie Pat
ton, Maria Burke, Anna Henry, Anna
Weitzel, Bee Hennegan, and many
others.
There will be many other features of
the bazaar. A newspaper will be pub
lished daily, giving notes concerning
the bazaar, and replete with advertise
ments. Mr.. Weitzen will have charge
assisted by a corps of writers, news
gatherers, solicitors, etc, from the
Pumpkin Seed. There will also be a
gypsy fortune teller, whose tent and
other paraphernalia were being placed
in position last night.