The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-17
BAZAAR AT
ST. MARY'S
One for the Benefit Of the Church
is to Begin a Two Weeks
Run Tonight.
WILL BE MOST ATTRACTIVE
The Ladies Of ST. AIMS Society
Will Provide the Most
Tempting Dishes.
WILL BE MOST ATTRACTIVE

A two weeks' bazaar for the benefit OF
st. Mary's Catholic Church will begin to-
night in st Mary's Hall on Marshall
Street. between Third and Fourth. The
bazaar will be opened with an address
by Hon. S. L. Kelley, a most attractive
speaker
The ladies OF st. AIMS Society, always
on the lookout Tor tho inner man. and
ever ready to provide for his delectation
the most tempting dishes. will have
charge of the restaurant. To those who
have previously enjoyed the delicious
meals prepared by these ladies In good
old German style on sundry other occA-
slons. further comment Is unnecessary.
but suffice It to say for the benefit OF
those who have not, that under the able
management OF Mesdame Vonderlehr
and her assistants, this department Will
prove one of the most tempting features
OF the bazaar and the most literally pat
ronized.
The ladies OF Ct. AIMS Society will
also have booth for the sale Of fancy
articles, etc. The ladies OF this society
in charge are Mrs. Bernard Re1ake, chair
man; assistants. Mesdames Josephine
Meyer. Joseph Il Hulcher. Joseph W.
Bliley, Anthony Kramer. A ]. strot-
meyer. Andrew Hatke, Mary Boehling.
Mary F1ournoy, John n. Hulcher A Kus-
terer. George Ilrlmn, X. vonderlehr and
others.
The young ladies' Of the sodality. In
-, ~ o<1, rr11 n n
Of tho ice cream saloon and other light
refreshments They have been working
most assidiously for the success OF the
bazaar. and friendly rivalry has arisen
between them and the ladies OF the 81.
AIMS Society as to which Will produce
the best results
The ladies in charge OF the sodality
table are Misses Lizzie vorbrinck and
Annie Kranitzky, chairmen; assistants.
Misses Theresa Kusterer, Rosa Heeke,
Rosalie Gerring, Agnes and Mamie Sit
terding, Agnes n Wallmeyer. Mary ana
Emma Helfert. Mary Boehllng, Grace
strotmeyer, Agnes Weber. Higgins, me
resa and Agnes Gerring Emma Hulcher.
Annie Holzgrefe Mamie Heppert. Rosa
SEWERS, Della Tolker, Lizzie Heiker, Ger
tie Krug and Mona Trimmer.
Numerous contests are already IN pro-
gress and considerable interest has been
created by the spirited manner In which
each participant is striving to win out
over the -other.ygr
Notable among these, Is contest for
a gold watch between Mr.. George Ber-
nier and Mr.. Joseph II. Nliddendorf: Both
of these gentlemen are very popular. and
it is safe to say that 1t will be nip and
tuck race between them.
Other contests are exciting an equal
amount Of interest and all the partici-
pants are working hard to win.
Donations in largs numbers nave been
received tho business men having re-
sponded most literally to the appeals
made to them in behalf OF 80 worthy an
object. Without discriminating. par tcular
mention should be made OF a handsome
runabout built and donated by Mr.. Julius
Grasberger. 1t is a thing OF beauty, ana 10
the fortunate winner will no doubt be
joy.if not foreyer-at least for long
time, as 1t is tho product OF the best ma
terial and finest workmanship.
The members Of the male societies OF
ST. Marys Church are all taking an active
interest In the bazaar, and committees
have been appointed to assist In the WORK
OF making it grand succssr
An interesting feature will be coupon
admission tcketA coupon VIII be attach
ed to each ticket, which Will enutle tho
holder to a chance to valuable article
to be ratified off each night.
The general officers of the bazaar arc
Mr.. Andrew B. Weismann chairman; Mr..
| A. ]. Meyer, secretary, and Rev. Father
| Edwards, o. s. b.. treasurer.
This bazaar will continue every after
| noon and night from the 18th until the
| goth. inclusive.