Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-21
LAWN FETE OPENING.
Committees in Charge in Holy Trinity
Parish.

The opening of the lawn fete on tomorrow
evening in aid of the new hall and school
house for Holy Trinity parish, promises 10
be a big social flair III. will take place on
the grounds of the church in West Wash
il gton, whish~ar .admicapiy adapted foF
the purpose.< The plaee3 D. ss-heeIi-- fla ss
formed into a veritable village. Booths of
| varied styles of calitectllre have bean
erected, which, with their festooning of
bunting and the hanslng Of thousands OF
incandescent lamps, gives the place the APP
pearance of fairyland scene. Besides the
unlimited number of amUsements scheduled
to be pulled off, dancing will be the prin-
cipal card for every evening during the
week the fete will run, the old parish hall,
with its fine floor, being set aside for this
purpose Pistorfs Orchestra will furnish
the DANCE music. and the floor will be in
charge of senior and post graduate classes
OF Georgetown College.
The committee. in charge, consisting OF
pensioners, is as follows:
General manager-Rey. T. j. Hardin, S. j.
Executive committee-John Hadley Doyle,
Z. j. Clarke, John Green, Admiral Weaver,
Joseph r. Freeman, Edward Lyddane, Or.
William j. O'Donnell, Maj. A. S. Than,
Messrs p. ]. Moran. Thomas J. higgins,
So muel Collins, George w. Cooke. Eugene
Arnold, Frank J. Wissner, Thomas j. Stan
ton. John Dugan, William ]. Malone, John
Fenwick, Keith Forrest Thomas j. keat-
ing and Messrs. Stohlman-
Committee on public order-John A. Hee-
nan, Chief Assistants Daniel Sullivan.
James Prodigy, Daniel Lyons, John Caesar,
John McCauley. Fred Warner J. Finney
and the Misses Warner.
Music and entertainment-Prof. George
Hubert Wells, Ambrose Durkin, Joseph
Kuhn and choir boys.
Sodality table-Mrs. G.. NJ. Foechner in
charge; assistants, Mesdames John Dugan.
Charles Helm. Everett Ellis, ]. c. O'Don-
oghue, B. Branzell, Charles Henderson, Mrs.
Nicholas Brewer, Mrs a. Walker and the
Misses Annie Houser. May Curtin, Gertrude
O'Donoghue. Emma Ellis, Alice Lishear c.
*. Murphy, May Henderson kale, Clara
and eBatrice Hileary. Mrs. Medphelt, Miss
Kate Vaughn, Estelle Sherwood, Sallie
Cooney and Bessie Vaughn.
Sunday school booth-MsscS Mary Hee-
mar and Mary Kearney, in charge; assist
ants Misses Laura and Dora Collins. Bessie
King Adele Shelley. Julia O'Connor. Fiossie
Mooney, Lula and Edith Rabbit Nellie
Casey, Agnes Redder, Katie Cropiey, Annie
Dcering. Virgie Gross. Mabel Kane, Ger
trude McNally. Katie Kane, Marie Rey-
noids, Adele Rhodes, Misses Clements and
Mrs. Rose Walsh and Mrs. Violet Hyde.
Sacred Heart table-Mrs. Edward Lyd-
danedane. Mrs. M NJ MCGOWAN. Mrs. Kate
Dougherty Mrs. ]. +. Stake. Mrs. Henry
Werpel. Mrs. Charles p. Neaie. the Misses
Clarity. Harnedy, Murtagh. Kate McDan-
iels. Farnie Cox. Louisa Gross. Lillian
Wood, Miss Tickling. Nellie Gross. Flora
Kane. Kate MCGOWAN, Mary Waggamau
Pita Wetzel and Josie O'Brien.
Catholic Women Benevolent Legion-Mrs
Owen Clarke, Mrs. Michael Dugan. Mrs
Mary Dulaney, Mrs. John Conlen Foltzer
Mrs. p Cooke, Mrs Annie Maher, Mrs. ].
c. McCafne. Mrs. Mary A. Wise. Mrs. f. r.
Daw, Misses Jennie Dugan, Mary Sullivan.
Mamie Masee. Antoinette and Alice V
BIschef, Mary Handley and Nellie O'Brien
College table-Miss Mary Horrigan. Mrs
Powers, Misses Catherine Horrigan, Oucher
Sullivan. Hefferman,- Sheely. Cassidy Agnes
Carroll. Francis. Hardness Mary Burr
Connolly. Mccarthy and Horrigan.
Tom RO1a Sfapd-Tha Misses Lad. TN
charge.
Fish pond-Mr. and Mrs. James r. War
ner and children.
Paddle stand-Messrs. John Mccarthy
John Horrigan. j. r. Stake. john GilhooIy,
George W. Moore and George Cooke
Dancing parlor IS open every night in
charge of committee of students from
Georgetown University.