Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
NEW IDEAS TO
Be DISPLAYED
CLEVER WOMEN ARRANGE
BAZAAR
Art Exhibit for Benefit Of New
Church Of the Holy Cross to
Contain Works Of Famous
Masters

One Of the most elaborate social
events of the season in church cir,l
Is promised in the bazaar and art sale
70 he given for the benefit of the new
Holy Cross church opening Monday,
december II, to continue over Wednes-
day evening in the chapel, corner MAN
and Forty-seventh streets. Prominent
society maids and matrons will act as
patroresses and will preside over the
val ious booths.
Many new features will be intro
ductd by the pastor, Rev. Thomas F.
Fahey, one Of the most prominent
priests of the city.
Over 600 copies of the old masters IN
ser1a, including copies of MuIillo,
Sarto, Raphael, Botticelli, Hoffman,
Corot and a large number of original
peintings by well-known artiste. will
be shown in the art booth.
The plans for the booths are carried
out on an elaborate scale and will in
c!ude many pleasing novelties.
The art booth, which will be in
shades of brown, will be in charge
of Nine. Hancock as honorary chair
man and Mrs. p. G.. Cotter, treasurer,
who will be assisted by Mesdames w.
f. Hampton l.. Grant, John Grant,
j. C. Kays, c. T. whitney, S. Norton,
Miss s. Lynch, Misses Neely Stevens,
Madge Manpix and Kate Desmond.
Ray Shelton will have charge of the
decorations of this booth, which is ex-
pccted to prove one of the most pop.
time this feature has been added to
local bazaars.
Sell Candy In Bowers
The candy and flower booth will be
in the shape of a grape arbor, with
the electric lights hidden in grape
bulbs. The young women presiding
at this booth will be gowned in white,
with wreaths of autumn leaves on
their hair. Mrs. G. w. Whipple will
be chairman of this booth and Mrs.
Mary Scahallert, treasurer. Those as
sistjng will be Misses May Cotter,
Anne McDermott, Margaret Quinn,
Mary McGarry, Margaret Dodd, Marie
Whalen, Rose Zoebelin, M. Dillon,
Mary Workman, Marie Mullen, Lena
Wnlfskill, Laura Doran and Clara
Casey. c. Whipple will have chacge
of the decorations
The Holy Cross booth, where fancy
and domestic articles will be display Ell,
will be in green and white. Walter
Sharp and Mr. Koch will have charge
of the decorations. Mrs. Walter Sharp
will be in charge of the booth, assisted
by Mesdames Riddle, McMan, Beattie,
KOCH, Dolan, Griffin, Thill, Wagner,
Pretter, Oswald, Bradford, Donahue,
Clever and Sager.
st. Vibianas booth, in red and white,
will also show fancy articles and will
be in charge of Miss Fannie Diiger,
assisted by Mrs. S. Whalen, Misses
Annie Lane, Kitty Bell, l.. Doody,
Edna Masonave, N. Shay, Mary Thorn
ton, Tessie Higgins, Anderson, Eliza
beth Klinkhammer, Frances Domin-
guez, M. McGrath, H. Reed, Grace
Hare. Carmen Costello, Nellie Sterling,
N. Sweeney, M. Collins, N. Bernard,
M. Orth and l.. Rowland. William
Ward will have charge of the decora-
tions.
Tea Garden Oriental
The ice cream booth and Japanese
tea garden will be arranged on the
stage and will be in bamboo, with
bamboo furnishings and many colored
Japanese lanterns. The young women
in charge will be attired In Japanese
costume. Miss Esther O'Neill will have
charge, assisted by Misses E. Miller,
M. Sharpe, E. Cleaver, Mr.. O'Brien and
Katie Meenzhuber.
The young men will have charge of
a large picture of Bishop Conaty by
Anna Desmond and the booth will be
in the episcopal color, purple. Those
in charge will be Messrs. Arthur Me-
Cloy, William Ward, P. J. McGarry,
Burkhausen, T. Boland, D. Nolan, r.
Knepsheer, j. P. McHale, George Mo-
rarity G. Wigginton, William Laris-
sey, D. j. O'Kane, j. Fox and William
Fearon.
In the center will be a cottage of
snow where soda water will be sold
in charge of Mrs. F. A. Helm, Mrs.
Tessie Cooke Haskins, Mrs. Martin C.
Marsh and Mrs. Kate Russell.
The dining hall will be made one
of the important features. Several
dinner parties have already been ar
ranged and it is expected to prove
one of the popular features of the
bazaar. Mrs. Eggert will superintend
the kitchen and Mrs George Pullman
will be in charge of the dining room,
assisted by young women in costume.
Dinner will be served each evening
from to s o. clock
Miss Holm will have charge of a
large Christmas tree, assisted by a
Santa Claus.
Will Give MusicaIes
Musicales will be given each after
noon from $3.50 to 4:40 o'clock, prom
inent local talent to take part in the
programs, On Monday afternoon Miss
Amy Leonardt, soprano; Mrs. Roco
Robbins, Miss Edna MasonaVe, con-
tralto, and Miss Edna Hamer, reader,
will take part. Miss Mary O'Donog-
hue will act as accompanist.
Tuesday afternoon a pianola recital
will be given by the Birl1el music
company which will donate the use
of Steinway piano for the bazaar.
Miss Rose Zoebelin, vocalist, and Earl
Stone, violinist, will assist.
On Wednesday Tom Karl will have
charge of the program. with A. j.
Stamm as accompanist. Mrs. d. F.
MdGarry, contralto; Miss Katherine
Cooke, soprano; Mrs. Tessie Cooke
Haslxins, harpist; Tom Karl, tenor;
Frank Carr. basso, and Allen Han