The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-09-04
GEORGETOWN LAWN FETE.
Elaborate Arrangements for the En-
tcrtainmcnt of Many Guests.

The Georgetown University Hospital
lawn party opens tonight at 7:3O o'clock
on the campus connected with the uni
most deserving one, ana from the re-
ports Submitted by those having the affair
in hand, it gives promise OF being the larg-
est and most successful ever held in the
District. The campus of the college has
been transformed into fairy land beau
tifGl booths and hundreds Of electric lamps
making the place similar to the scenes
depicted in the Arabian Nights" Faith
er Whitney President of Georgetown Col
! lege. viii open the fete with short adr
dress. then touching the button illuminate
ing the grounds, and starting the machin-
cry in motion.
The music viii be by the full Marine
Band, Prof. SanteImann personally conduct
ing. which means the best music they are
capable OF producing. The list of the
promoters and assistants at the fete are as
/ fellows;
! General manager. John Hadley Doyle; Daniel
". nonHeEy, assistant manager.
Refreshments Booth Ne Mrs Than IN
charge; assistants Mrs G P Stohlman, Mrs
Welsh Mrs. Thomas Stanton Mis- Sutlef, Miss
Maggie Brown Miss Louise Stanton, Miss Louise
Gibbons Misses Mamie and Annie keliher, Miss
( Mckinley Mrs. John Hadley DOYLE, Mrs. Samuel
! Nagganan- Mss Jennie Seymour, Misses heaFney
/ Misses Hoffman, Miss Mary FeId, Hiss L.cett,
J and Miss Fox.
/ Relreshnent Booth. No. misses Heensn and
/ keswry in charge; assistants. Mesdames NJ. 4
/ and John DUgan. Mrs. j. A. Duffy. Miss Rose
Kearrey, Mss Molyueaax, Miss Mamie. Horrigan,
Misses Curtin. Miss Josie Clements. Miss Glen
eutS, Mss Nellie Case. Miss Clara Clerents MlEs
Maize smith, Mss Gertrude Harper, Miss Ada
Noreal. and Hiss Nellie Dugan.
Supper Table-NTs. Hyde, in charge; assistants.
Miss Leishear. Miss Helen King, Mss Josephine
! Clements. Miss Belle TaggaTt, Miss Mary o'DoGo-
! ghue- Miss Maud mckinley. Miss Mamie Gaskin.
/ Miss Alice Lynch. Miss Edith Rabbit. Miss Della
Rhodes. Miss Maggie Brown, Miss ScheTer. and
/ Lenlorsde and Punch Table-,Irs Psttison. in
( charge; assistants. Miss Lou O'Donoghue Miss
Mary Blake Cooke Mrs Hofinger, Misses PatteE-
son. Miss Nolan, Eugene Pattison, Clarence Welsh
DR.. Green and Dr. Hays.
+ Peanurs-Nf1s NJ. 4. MCGOWAN and Mrs. J.
/ O'NeaI, in charge; assistants, Misses AcGowan
! Miss Britt, Miss Gibbons. Miss May, and John
/ Brennan
! Grab Bag-Ass King, in charge; assistants, Miss
/ Louis King, Miss Florence King, Miss Berry, and
Fortune TelIer~Niss Agnes Gibbons
| Fancy Tsble-Nisses Rose and Irene Forrest, in
| charge; assistants Mrs Waggaman Miss Jennie
Seymour. Misses Kesrney, Misses Waggaman, Miss
! Nancy Green. Miss Lena Cox, and Miss Welsh.
/ Paddle Stand-George W Cook, in charge; as
sistants, John HeeRan, Charles P Stohlman, John
Archer, John Houigan, Knights Of Columbus
stand
Old Curiosity shop-Dr c. A FOrtier, in
! charge, assisted by Dr. Aug Green and others Of
| the medical corps
/ Lamentations Thomas ]. Stanton, in charge;
| assistants, James OShea, j. j. Connolly, and
| john Garland
Programme Comm tee-John A. Heenan, chair
! man.
Among the attractions secured for
! Thursday evening will be a grand cake
| walk by the weII-known championship
| Old Dominions.
| The grand open-air euchre Will be held
| Friday evening. Numerous and valuable
| prizes will be offered