The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-07
THE SACRED HEART BAZAAR.
Large Crowds Attend the Affair nj
Masonic Temple.


That the bazaar for the benefit of the
Church of the Sacred Heart which will be
open at Masonic Temple for the next two
weeks will be success was evidenced by
the crowds that attended yesterday and
last night. All of the afternoon and even
ing the hall was filled with fashionable
people and we'll known prelates. The
Apostolic Delegate, Monsignor Martinelli,
was a visitor in the evening. The bazaar
is under the management of an executive
committee composed OF ". J. Zeh. Chair
man; G. C. Callan, First Vice Chairman ;
NJ. ]. Daily, Second Vice Chairman; ". G.
oDwyer. Secretary; George J. May. Treas
urer; W. T. warthen, Kendall o'Dwyer,
W. B. Shaw, II. J. Warthen, George W
Barry, a. n. Simpson. William c. Jacques
A. c. Joy, William II. Callahan, Charles
A. Machen, W. b. Hooks, p. J. Walshe
NJ. B. Johnston. William Holmead, AIR
Colt. J. Goheen, ]. r. Baily. ]. +. Shea,
George Lester Fisher. John Cammack,
Jack Knott, Henry Simpson, and W. f.
Holmead.
The hall and tables are beautifully dec
GRATED with bunting of various colors, and
with the articles displayed for sale. The
tables and those in charge OF ttem are as
follows:
Knights Of Columbus and Paddle Stand Ceofg-
~ Barry in charge. assisted by George I. Cox.
Harry b. Merritt, T. a. Harlow, David Moore,
+. a. Armstrong, john T. Hannah, James II.
Locraft, and Charles Il. I.ocrait
fostoffice department Tablc-Tlls table is in
charge of Miss Teresa Josephine Mschcn.
sisted by Nesdames J Callahan, L. Fisher, ".
CALLAHAN, G. May, J. Cam,nack, ;. ielati. \.
ali NJ oil n.It q
Gsskins $. Wilson. /. Boyer, NJ Howard, ".
Allen, and VI. Graninger, and the Misses NJ
Csllaghan, A Simpson, Alice Simpson, NJ Ken
needy, {. Holmead; I. Mcnamara, d. Gaskins,
J. Colt. i. Colt. n. Jones. {. Miloyich. NJ
Green, f. shcehan, Il. sheehy. NJ. Sheehy. VI.
F,llon. NJ. Salory, G. DeLome. A Thompson,
\. Mckimmie, V. Luckett. and NJ. White.
The Army and Navy Table-This is presided
over by Mrs. Isabella J. Ridgway. Airs. Cspron
Paliazota and Miss Carrie Porter: Miss Brawncr
Secretary; Miss RidgUay. Treasurer. Those
Nodstror:. Anna Nolan. NJ. O'Connor. T. j.
Walshe. Frederick Thruce. William \. o'Mears
Wilson Romaine, Herttord SHAW. Mise, Mary T.
Clements, Emily Semmes Fannie Brawnet, the
Misses ',cIriot. the Misses Bfawuer. Kate Callen
the Misses Clark. the Misses Nod-trom. the Misses
Limb. Miss hoIie Forbes, the Misses Ridcway,
and Miss Romainc.
Treasury Table-In charge Of Ms. 4 c. Jov,
assisted by Mesdames Carson. VI. r. iiobln. CliS
Ter. Lamb. Ellis, Hannah. keegan, Hooks, Gal
loWav. H. N. Evans. llzmiltun, Mccormick.
Gibson Niece. and Misses JOY, Newman, Gill,
McKcnaa. Emily Simms. CTesu. The Misses
Barry, and The Misses Ligit=on, aud Mis-, 4 y
Simpson.
Agricultural and Knights Of Columbus Booth
Presided over by the following ladies' Mrs ".
C. JACQUES in charge. assisted by Mr. W a.
Lynch. Misses Alice Balm, j. Bresulhan VI. Col
lins, X. Cornell, L. Connell, Divtt. g. Tors-
camp, \. Miller. Mccarthy. Murphy, Jacques
NJ. Ryan. }. Wilkinson; G Wood.
Supper Tabe-Mrs William I. Warthen in
charge. assisted by MesdIQes Jrdeuston. Hoover
Narcross PoFterfeld. Bingham. Miller Arm.
strong. O'Dvyer Zeh Sohou. Newton. u oot,
and Aaplehy and the Misses Ellis. Talfy Watt.
IIolmead Murphy. Daush, keochlins. = gent
Warthcn, Brooks, Bingham, Jndeuston, and : ho-
Geld.
Departments Of State and Iu.iicc-Mrs james
Taltv in charge; assistants. Mrs. RrOit Hr.
Cherry: Miss Nellie Tany. the Misses Hero.d. ana
Miss Tmmiss.