Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07
SACRED HEART FAIR.
Opening Of Bazaar at Masonic Temple
Arranged.

A fair for the benefit of the Church of the
Sacred Heart will be opened tomorrow
night at the Masonic Temple. This is the
fourth fair given by this church, the Ioca-
ton of which is at 14th street and Whitney
avenue, and all have proved successes. The
church was organized in 1899 and its pres
ent pastor is Rev. Joseph F. MCGEE, his as
sistant being Rev. ]. A. Smyth.
The object of the fair is to raise funds
for the erection of a parochial residence
for the pastor and his assistant and the
entertainment will continue until May 10.
Many attractive features have been provid-
ed by the committee in charge. There will
be the American diorama, which is a Won
derful mechanical work depicting all man
ter of things, such as moving railroad
trains, steamships, waterfalls, mail car
riers and pony expresses. There Will be a
paddle stand, grab bag, Happy Hooli-
GAM a fish pond, country sport and other
laughable and interesting amusements and,
to cap the climax and attract the young
SET there will be dancing every evening.
Luncheon will be served daily from IL until
z o'clock.
The committees and those serving at the
tables have been selected as follows:
Executive committee-Geo. w. Barry,
chairman: Geo. j. May. treasurer; g. c.
Callan, secretary. and Messrs. Irwin, Drury,
Pool. Deilone, Simmons, Coghlin, Hayden,
Duffy, Atkinson and Harvey
Sacred Heart table-Mrs. P. j. Duffy, in
Simmons, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs.
Drury. Mrs. Edmonston Mrs. Cannon and
the Misses Clements, Keane, Mcclure,
Evans, McGraw, Eversman, Atkinson, Cas-
sfdy, Brick, Hurdle, Mcmahon, Harvey and
Riley.
League table-Mrs. o. p Schmidt and
Mrs. H. Simpson, in charge, assisted by
Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. Waldo. Mrs. Hibbs, Mrs.
Porterfield, Mrs Boucher and Mrs. Mallan,
and the Misses McGill, Joyce, Lilons and
De Ronceray.
Sunday school table-Miss Eckstein in
charge, assisted by the Misses Colt, Davis,
Eversman, Galloway, Griffin, Hoffamer.
Holmead, Jueneman, McGraw, Nolan.
Toole, Manure, Small. Roache, Tucker
and Wheeler, and Mr.. Hackett and Mr..
Hereford.
Flowers and candy booth-Mrs John T.
Conglelin In charge, assisted by Mrs.
Thomas Miller, Mrs. Charles Gaskins, Mrs.
Hugh Cassidy, Mrs. Tom Roache and Mrs.
e. P. Daugherty, and the Misses Cassidy,
| Clark Nellie Jones, Rocca Davis, Gaskins.
Cochran and McGrath, and Mr.. Joe Hay
| den, Mr.. E. P. Daugherty, Mr.. Ed Weight
and Mr. Mallet.
| Post office-Miss Davis in charge, assist
ed by the Misses Brachan, Ruth Davis,
Corbett, Robinson and MCGEE.
Lemonade well-In charge of the Misses
| May e. Howard and Frances Virginia Ball,
assisted by the Misses Adele May, Rose
! Frigon. Blanche Caldenbach, LeClaire
| Shepard. May Haney. Sadie Cromelin
| Louise Salter, Mary Cuddy and Esther B.
| Speir.
| Fish pond-Mrs Chapman.
Peanut and grab bag-Mr. Bernard
| Wefers.
/ Dining table-Mrs. T. ]. Irwin In charge
| assisted by Mrs. s. ]. May, Mrs. C. w
| Scott, Mrs. James Jirdinston, Mrs. M. j.
| Falvey, Mrs w. T. Wasthan, Mrs. S. MIL
Ter, Mrs. w. Weed, Mrs. H. C. Miller. Mrs
| w. D. Wheeler. Mrs. C. G. Mckay and the
Misses Carroll, Ellis. Burgess, Frigon
iMarkriter Hoffman and Irwin.
| Paddle stand-Mr Ed Voight in charge
| assisted by Mr.. Whitfield, Mr.. Bailey and
| Mr.. Murphy.