The Washington times., 1901-10-16
HOLY NAME CHURCH FAIR.
The Pastor of the Parish Thanks
His Assistants

The fair of the Holy Name Church
| Eleventh and X Streets northeast, wa.
| opened last night in the parish school
house adjoining the church, large mum.
Der of parishioners and friends attending
In the absence of the Rev. Father Mac
kin, of st. Pauls Church. who was tc
have made the opening address, the Rev
! Father Kerwick pastor of the Holy Name
| Church, made few remarks in which he
praised the indefatisable zeal of the la
dies and gentlemen of the parish for
their efforts to make the fair the sue
! cess It deserves to be.
! In the course OF his remarks Father
Kerwick said: Money spent for the sup
| port of the church and the erection OF
CdifiCes for the worship of God is never
wasted, but will be returned hundred
fold in numberless blessings upon the do
! nors and their families
There are six tables in charge of men,
bers of the church and their assista ats,
as follows:
No. Sunday School table, Miss Kate
Reilly in charge; assistants, the Misses
Sturgis, the Misses Onenstein, the Misses
Boland. Misses Florence Regan, Kathe-
| rine Merkling, Mary Cuddy, Hattie Ba-
| den, Gertrude Berry. Mary E. Harvey,
Bertha AIiddledorf, NJ. Mcdonald, Rose
Jueneman. E. f. Mulcare, T. Knockey,
A. Doyle. Marie O'Meara, Katie Geier,
Mrs. Van Ness j. II. Whelan, W. A.
Lusby, John Clark John Palmer James
Baden, Clarence E. Sis. Albert j. Rie-
gal
No. 2-Catholic Womens Benevolent
Legion table, Miss Mary Helen McCar-
thy in charge: assistants, Mesdames An
toinette Handrup. George Griffith. NJ Ell
bert, Keppel. Alice Long, ]. B. Fay and
daughter, NJ. ]. Shea, ]. Offenstein, All
ken, NJ. Bishop. the Misses Bannon,
Misses Mason, O'Toole, Sauter, Kemp,
Murphy, X. Faulkner, Mamie Turner;
also the officers and comrades of Liberty
Council, No. 1862
No. 3-Ladies Auxiliary. Knights of
st. John. Table: Mrs ]. Skelly, in charge;
assistants, Mesdames NJ. Brooks, Busher,
O-Meara, Sturgis, Peters, 1. A. O'Connor,
Lutz, ]. Gibson McCabe, NJ. Sis, A Brick,
Rosenag, Rice, j. Murphy, p Deakins;
Misses Laura Norris Ruth Norris, NJ
Reidy. NJ. Harper. Deakins.a J. Lanahan.
M Rainey. j. Lanman. c. Lanman, NJ. &.
Hurses, Misses NJ. Fitzgerald. Agnes
Nalley. May Atchison, Bessie Atchison,
J. Porter. A. Callahan, K. SehIadt. L.
GorcGran, G. Harper; also assisted by the
knights of st. John CommandeEy 2iS and
the following gentlemen: A. B. Atchison
y. A. O'Connor, Edward Carlin, w. b.
Skeily, Edward Voigt, NJ Reidy
No. 4-knights of Columbus Table: Mrs
Ileno Houlehan, in charge; assistants,
Alesdames j. B. Stubbs. ], F.. Mulhare,
Curran, Nelson. Howell. Edwards. Cum
ming ming Kupp, Mclaughlin surgny. and
Iuhy, Misses Clara Collins. Violet Tull,
May Tull, May CuTan. M Cunningham,
NJ. Mccarthy, Alberta Ryan, Mary Ho-
gan, and the Misses Stewart Messrs.. Geo.
houaehsD7 James l. Duncan Joseph Null
hare, Ed Collins. and Mr., Surguy.
No. 5-Holy Name Table: Miss Anna
Doyle, in charge; assistants, Mcsdames L.
A. Deane. F. Dom. J. w. DOGGY, B. J.
Dove, NJ. V. Doyle. Ross Gray, Glavin
Evans, S. r. Haley. Charles Hughes. NJ
israel Murry. Ryan. Rogers. b. Dougher-
ty; Misses A Burns C. Callan, Crummit
9. Dougherty. NJ. Dougherty, L. Doyle
NJ Faunce A. Keys. NJ. Lanahan, A. Nc
Cam. II Mnrry; n; Wallace; Messrs.
James Duffy, J. w. DOGGY. Thomas
Dougherty. Frank Dom, Charles Hughes,
John Murray, and Glavin.
No. G-The Tomoola Booth: Preside
over by Mrs. Andrews, assisted by Mes
danes Marvin and Battles, will, as its
name indicates, contain mixture or con-
glomeration of articles. useful and orna-
modest sum of and 10 cents. Following
the trend of the times these ladies' nave
'cornered the fish market" and those pis-
catorially inclined may purchase guar
anteed bait for the same modest sums
A beautiful doll and a handsome lamp
VIII be among the articles that NAV be
secured by the outlay Of silver dime.
Messrs- Sauter, Baden. Weber Dove.
Palmer. krause. Kepple, Ebert, Bennett.
DOYLE, Seger Hannah, ODea Brewer.
BeFanS, Cariin, and Lanahan.