Evening star., 1905-05-09
CHURCH FAIR OPENS.
Auspicious Opening at Masonic Tenn
pie Last Night.

The fair and bazaar given by the mem
bers of the congregation OF the Shrine OF
tho Sacred Heart, 14th street and Whit
ney avenue northwest, was opened unoer
auspicious circumstances last night at Ma
sonic Temple. 1t Is being given for the
purpose of raising a fund to erect paro-
chiaI residence for the parish
The hall was handsomely decorated and
the tables presented an attractive picture
Prettily gowned Iassies and matrons were
in charge and there were flowers displayed
everywhere.
The bazaar is In charge of an executive
committee consisting of George w. Barry,
chairman; George ]. May, treasurer; u. Z.
CaIlan, secretary. and Messrs. Irwin, Drury'
Pool, Dellome, Simmons. Knott, Warthen,
Simpson, Coughlin. Hayden, Duffy Atchi-
son and Harvey.
The various tables. with those directing
and assisting, are as follows:
Sacred Heart TabIe-Mrs. P. J. Duffy in
charge, assisted by Mrs. Crutchett, Mrs
Simmons, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs Leo Marsh,
Mrs. P. A. Drury. Mrs. Edmondston and
Mrs Cannon: Misses Mary E. Clements,
Nellie Keane, Marie MCGUIRE, Katharine
Evans, Ida McGraw. Margaret Eversman.
Bessie Atkinson, Cassidy, Brick, Reedey.
Hurdle, Mcmahon. Harvey and Riley.
Supper Table-Mrs. T. j. Irwin in charge,
..
L. Drury, Mrs. c. e. Hartung, Mrs. George
]. May Mrs. C. w. Scott. Mrs. James Jir-
dinston, Mrs. M. ). Falvey, Mrs w. I.
Warthen, Mrs. S. Miller, Mrs. w. Weed;
Mrs H. c. Miller, Mrs. w. D. Wheeler and
Mrs c. e. Mckay; Misses Carroll, Ellis.
Burgess, Frigon, Markriter, Heitman and
Irwin.
Flower and Candy Booth-Mrs. John T.
Ccughlin assisted by Mrs. Charles Gaskins.
Mrs. Hugh Cassidy. Mrs. Tom keane, Mrs.
Tom Miller and Mrs. E. P. Dougherty;
Misses Cassidy, Clarke. Rocca, Doris Gas
kins. Nellie Jones. Miss Corcoran and MISS
McGrath; Messrs. Joe Hayden, E. +.
Dougherty Ed. Voight and Mallet
Lemonade Well--In charge of Misses May
E. Howard assisted by Misses Adele May
Rose F'rigon Blanche Caldenback. LeClaire
SHEPARD, May Haney Sadie Cromelin
Louise Saltel, Mary Cuddy and Esther B.
Speir.
Sunday School Table-Miss Eckstein in
charge, assisted by Misses Colt, Davis
Holmead, Juneman, McGraw, Nolan
O'Toole, Manure, Small, Roache, Tucker
and Wheeler; Mrs. Hackett and Mrs. Here
ford. The post office attached to this table
is in charge of Miss Davis, assisted by Miss
Brosnan, Miss Ruth Davis, Miss Corbett,
Miss Robinson and Miss MCGEE.
Handkerchief and apron annex In charge
of Mrs. Chapman.
Fish pond In charge of altar boys.
Peanut grab in charge of MIR. Bernard
Wefers.
League Table-Mrs. o. +. Schmldt ana
Mrs, H. Simpson in charge, assisted by
Mrs Ada NJ. Brooks. Mrs. Waldo C. Hibbs.
Mrs c. r. Porterfield, Mrs. Boucher, Mrs.
Ray and Mrs. Mallan, Miss McGill. Miss
Joyce, Miss Lillons and Miss De Ronceray.
The paddle stand one of the busiest
scenes of the fair is in charge of Mr.. Ed.
Voight, assisted by band of young gen
tlen,en.
Among the additional features is the "di-
orama," an ingenious piece of mechanism
showing q land and water scene on an ex-
tersive scale. The mail is carried by pony
express to steamer, which conveys II
across a river to the train. The train car
ries it on It's journey through tunnels and
across bridges, and a vivid portrayal of
miniature thunder storm adds dash to the
scene. A church is also shown. with its
organ playing and moving people. While
primarily intended to amuse the younger
people. almost every adult who visited the
fair last night patronized this attraction
Lunch win be served at the fair every
afternoon by the ladies' until o'clock
supper win bs served each evening during
the fun Of ths fais.