The Washington times., 1905-05-21
Holy Trinity Parish Will
Hold a Lawn
Fete.
Fifteen Boys Start a
Strong Anti-Clgarette
Crusade.
Lodges. Societies, and
Associations Assemble
in Stated Meetings.


The lawn fete that opens tomorrow
evening in aid of the new schoolhouse
of Holy Trinity Parish promises to be
one of the most attractive that has
ever been held in West Washington.
There VIII be varied round Of pleas
Ing events each evenine while the old
parish hall will be turned into dane
ing resort for the time.
The> grounds viii be beautifully dec
grated, bunting and ineandesent lam>s
being profusely used around the pretty
booths. The proceeds are to be USED
toward the erection of the new parish
school and hall, and If a sufficient sum
is raised it is expected work will COM
meace soon after the closing OF the
school year. Pistori's Orchestra Will
furnish the music and admission Will
be Tree. The committees in charge are
as follows:
General rnanager-The Rev. L. }.
Harlin. s. J.
Executive committee-John Hadley
Doyle. p. J. Clar'-- John Green, Adnai-
raj Weaver, Joseph R. Freeman, Ed
ward Iyddane. DR.. William j. o'Don-
nell Major 4. S. Than, P. j. Moran,
Thomas J. Biggins. Samuel Collins,
George w Cook, Eugene Arnold, Frank
]. Wissner. Thomas ]. Stanton, John
Dugan. William j. Malone. John Fen
wick, Keith Forrest, Thomas J. Aeat-
ing, and William Stohlman.
Committee on public order-John A
Heenan, chief; assistants, Daniel Sulli-
van. James Probey, John MeCauiey,
David Lyons, John Caesar. Fred Wafner,
]. f. Finney, and Mr.. Wainers.
Music and ntertainments-Prof.G George
Herbert Wells, Ambrose Durgln, Jo-
sepf Kuhn, Joseph Kirby, and the choir
bows.
sodality table-Mrs G. NJ. Foerchner
in charge; Mrs. John Dugan. Mrs
Charles Helm. Miss Everett Ellis, Mrs
j. c. O'Donognue, Mrs, B. Branzeli,
Mrs Charles henderson, Miss Annie
Hol,ser. Miss Mary Curtin Miss Ger
trnde O'Donoghue, Miss Emma Ellis,
Miss Alice Lishear Miss NiespheIt. Miss
G. K. Murphy, Miss Mary Henderson,
Miss Kate Hileary, Miss Beatrice
Hileary, Miss Estelle Sherwood, Miss
Kate Vaughn, Miss Clara Hileary. Mrs
Nicholas Buever, Miss Agnes Entwistle,
Miss Sallie Cooney, Mrs. A Walker,
Miss Bessie Vaughn.
Sunday school booth-MisseS Mary
Heenan and Mary Kearney in charge;
Misses Laura Collins. Bessie King,
Adelia SheeIS, Julia O'Connor. Flossie
Mooney, Lula Rabbit, Willie Case,
Agnes O,Donoghue Julia Robertson,
Maize Smith, Agnes Redder, Katie
CropIey, Dora Collins. Annie Doering,
Edith Rabbit. Virgie Gross, Mabel
Kane, Gertrude McNally. Katie Kate,
Marie Reynolds. Adele Rhodes, the
Misses Clements. Mrs, Rose Walsh and
Mrs. Violet Hyde.
Sacred Heart table-Mrs. Edward
y NJ.
Mrs. Kate Dougherty. Mrs. j. F. Starke,
Mrs. Henry Yetzel, Mrs. Charles P.
NeaIe. the Misses Ganely. Harnedy
Murtaugh, Kate McDaniels. Fannie
Cox. Louise Groas. Lillian Wood, Flick
ling. Kate MCGOWAN. Mary Waggaman,
Ruta Wetzel and Josie O'Brien.
Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion
Mrs. Owen Clarke. Mrs. Michael Dugan,
Mrs Mary Dulaney, Mrs. John Conlon.
Mrs. Soltzer, Mrs. P. Cook. Mrs. Annie
Maher. Mrs. J. C. McCafne. Mrs. Mary
A. Wise, Mrs. Z. K. Daw, Misses Jennie
Dugaa, Mary Sullivan, Mamie Magee,
Antoinette Buseher. Alice V. Buseher,
Mary Handler and Nellie O'Brien.
College table-Afiss Mary Harrigan,
Mrs Powers, Miss Kathryn Harrigan,
Miss Oucher. Misses Sullivan. Heffer-
man. Sheehy Cassidy. Agnes Carroll.
Frances Harkness. Mary Burr. Con-
molly. Mccarthy and Harrigan.
Tombola stand-The Misses Schladt in
charge.
Fish pcnd-Mr and Mrs. james r.
Warner and children.
Paddle stand-John Mccarthy. John
Horrigan, John +. Stake, John Gil
hooley. George ". Moore and George
Cook.
Dancing parlor-Each night IN charge
of a committee OF university students
from old Georgetown.