Evening star., 1901-11-25
SACRED HEART FAIR.
Committees in Charge of the SeNera'
DeNnrtmeMtS.

Departments.
The fair for the benefit OF the SacFeo
Heart Church will commence this evening
in Carroll Institute Hall and will continue
for two weeks. The opening address Will
be made by the Rev. Father Currier, pastor
of ST. Mary's Catholic Church. The COM
mittees in charge are as follows:
General fair committee-President, David
Moore: first vice president, William n.
Callahan; second vice president, r. Edwin
Joyce; treasurer, George J. May, and secre-
the parish are members Of this committee
Advisory committee-David Moore, chair
man; William H. Callahan, r. Edwin
Joyce, George ]. May. Charles S. Lusk,
George w. Barry and Father MCGEE
Business manager of the Fair Journal,
George w. Barry.
Hail and order committee-WilIiam T.
Warthen, chairman; Frank Thyson, Perry
Miller, Dr. A. J. Carrico, r. c. Warthen,
William Holmead. jr., Charles v. Mallet,
H. J. Warthen, William G. ODwyer and
G. c. Callan.
Committee on prnting-John T. Coughiin,
chairman; NJ. B. Alexander, Arthur May,
DR.. W. A. Reiss and Thomas J. Irwin.
Reception committee-William H. Machen,
chairman; R. S. Donaldson E. P. Miller,
Frank Thyson, w. F. Quicksall, A. w.
Machen, E. s. Dellone, NJ. B. Alexander and
Entertainment committee-Edward J. Nc
Quade, chairman; ]. P. Cullen, George E.
O'Connor. Ed. ]. Walsh, Robert c. Howard.
T. F. Mulhall, Leo P. Harlow, G. ]. Gan
non, George T. Cox, F. R.. Weller, K.
O'Dwyer, w. s. Mccarthy and A. c. Dele
vigne.
press committee-G. c. Callan, chairman; !;
r. Edwin Joyce, DR.. w. A. Reiss, William
Holmead, jr., and William L. Drury.
Committee on music-L. Il. cannon,
chairman; Harry T. Rectin, Hugh Govern,
John II Gheen and Mr.. Queen.
Mr.. Henry w. Sohon is chairman of a
special committee on Invitations; Mr.. h f.
Joyce chairman of committee on paddle
stand. and Mr. George w. Barry, chairman
of committee on dancing.
The tables will be in charge OF the fol-
lowing ladies':
dent; MRS. William 7. Warthen. vice preSt-
dent Assistants Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hoover
Mrs, Coughlin, Mrs. Hooks, Mrs. Callahan,
Mrs. Cammack. Mrs. Porterfield, Mrs
Mervin, Mrs. Drury, Mrs. Ridgway, Mrs.
Armstrong, Mrs. Adams Mrs Joyce, Mrs
Callaghan and Misses Machen, Eversman,
Lowe, Warthen, Dellone, Downing, Herold.
Ridgway. Farrell, Armstrong, Cleary,
Tally, Brown, Ellis and Hert ford.
Sacred Heart table-Mrs. S. F. Brooks
president. Assistants, Mrs. Gaskins, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Reiss, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Gull
Daley. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Perkins and
Misses Holmead, Clements, Newmeyer, Nc
Kinney, Keochling. Connell, Solari Nc
Carthy, Endres, McGrath and Woodbridge
Stratford table lemonade and howers)-
Miss Rogers, president Mrs. Littell, vice
president. Assistants, Mrs. Riggs, Mrs
Mccormick and Misses Matthews, Ryan.
Miller, Davies and Williams
Sunday school table-Mrs. J. c. Raw,
president. Assistants, Mrs. Hereford and
Misses Mathews, Carew, Gaskins. Jones
Kelley, Watson, Noak. Robinson. Kneesi
and Avery.
City table dunch and confectionery)-
Mrs. R. p. Doyle, president Assistants,
Mrs Crowley, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs Faulke-
ner, Mrs. jones' Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Amiss.
MIS-. Clayton, Mrs. Hinson, and Misses
Shehan, Cook, Sherwood, Cuff, DAILY. Stuart
Mahoney and Doyle. =
Among the donations to the city table is
a handsome runabont, In the disposal of
which Mrs. Doyle will be assisted by a spe-
ciai committee, composed of the following
Hinson, Ford. Weight, Connors, Fitzgerald.
Amiss and r. e. Doyle, sr.