Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-06
CHI RICH BAZAAR,
Entertainment for BENEFIT OF Sacred
Heart Parish

The bazaar for the benefit of the parish
of the Sacred Heart opened last night at
Masonic Hall in blaze of glory. For two
weeks the Catholics of the city will lend
their assistance to this worthy effort of
Father MCGEE to provide the latter with a
church. For many years Father MCGEE
was associated with the late Father Walter,
and he is regarded the natural successor
Of the popular pastor of ST Patrick's
There Is. therefore, a determined effort
among his friends to provide him with a
magnificent church, TO be erected on Co.
lumbia Heights.
This was the suggestion which prompted
the fair which opened last night. and. judg-
ing from the attendance and the interest
manifested. ii will be q complete success
Hundreds crowded the hall and visited the
several booths, daintily arranged and pre-
sided over by corps Of pretty girls. There
was a buzz of business on all sides when
reporter Of The Star entered last night
and a degree of earnestness everywhere
that foretells better than words the result
that is certain to come.
The affair is in charge of numerous COM
mtttees. previously selected, the executive
committee consisting of W. J. Zeh, chair
| man: G. c. Callan, first vice chairman; NJ.
j. Daily, second vice chairman: W. G.
ODwyer. secretary; George ]. May. treas
urer: W. T. Warthen. Kendall O'Dwyer
". B. Shaw, II. J. Warthen. George w.
Barry A n Simpson, William c. jacques,
a.
Machen. W. B. Hooks. p. j. Walshe. NJ. B.
Johnston. William Holmead, Mr.. Colt ].
Goheen: J. R. Baily, J. F. Shea, George
Lester Fisher, John Cammack Jack Knott
Henry Simpson and w. F. Holmead
knights of Columbus and paddle stand
George W. Barry in charge. assisted by
George T. Cox, Harry B. Merritt. T A.
John T. Hannah, Jas. B. Locraft and Chas.
Post Office Department taple-This table
is In charge of Miss Teresa Josephine Ma
chen. assisted by Messames j. Callahan L.
Fisher. W. Callahan G. May. J. Cammack
S. Eelati, A. Surguy. NJ. Callahan. NJ. Com
nell, ~ Daly, G.. Gaskins, S. Wilson, L.
Boyer. NJ. Howard. W. Allen and NJ. Gran
niger, and the Misses NJ. Cailaghan. A.
Simpson. Alice Simpson, NJ. Kennedy, c.
Holmead. z. Mcnamara, d. Gaskins J.
Colt. E; Colt, n. Jones, C: Milovieh. NJ.
NJ. Fallon, NJ. Salory, G. DeLome, A
Thompson, A McKimmie, V. Luckett and
N. White.
The army and navy table-This is pre-
sided over by Mrs. Isabella ]. Ridgway
Mrs. taprou PafiaZota and Miss Carrie
Porter: Miss Brawner, secretary; Miss
Ridgway, treasurer. Those assisting are
Mesdames John A. Hamilton Nodstrom
Anna Nolan, NJ. o'Connor. p. J. Walshe
Frederick Thruce, William A. OMeara
Wilson Rcmaine. Hartford Shaw, Misses
Mary E. Clements, Emily Semmes. Fannie
Brawner. the Misses Merriot Misses BraW-
ner. Kate Callen. the Misses Clark Misses
Nodstrom, the Misses Lamb, Miss MoIlie
Forbes. the Misses Ridgway and Miss Ro-
maine.
Treasury table-In charge of Mrs A. c.
Joy. assisted by Mesdames Carson. NJ. T.
Hoban. Custer, Lamb. Ellis. Hannah, Kee-
gan. Hooks Galloway, r. N. Evans, Ham
flton, Mccormick, Gibson MCGEE and
Misses Joy, Newman, Gill. McKenna, En-
lily Simms, Cleary, the Misses Barry and
the Misses Lightson and Miss \. N Simp-
son.
Agricultural ard Knights of Columbus
bootn-Presided over by the following la
dies: Mrs. w. C. Jacques. in charge as
sisted by Mrs. W. B. Lynch. Misses Alice
Balm. j. Bresnahan, NJ. Collins. X Connell,
L. Connell Davitt, G. Horscamp, A Miller
Mccarthy. Murphy, Jacques. N. Ryan, j.
Wilkinson. c. Wood.
Supper tabIe-Mrs. William T. warthen,
In charge, assisted by Mesdames Jirdenston,
Hoover. Narcross, Porterfield. Bingham,
Miller. Armstrong, ODwyer, Zeh, Sohon,
Newton, Brooks and Appleby, and the
Misses Ellis, Tally. Watt Holmead. MUIR
ply, Darrah, Keochling. Sargent, Warthen,
Brooks. Bingham, Jirdenston and Schofield
Departments of State and Justice-Mrs.
Jas. Tally, in charge; assistants, Mrs.
Brott. Mrs. Cherry. Miss Nellie Tally,
Misses Herold, Miss Timmiss