Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-19
TRINITY CHURCH FAIR.
Catholic Parish to Raise Funds for
New School Building.

The Pensioners of Holy Trinity Church
are banking on great success for the fair
which opens this evening In aid of their
new school building. The bazaar will be
held in the parish hall. on N street near
18th. and will continue for a period OF ten
days. WOrkmen have transformed the
hall into veritable bower Of beauty, in
which bunting, flags. evergreen and a pro-
fuse use of electricity has played an i'm
portant part. The boating men are making
great efforts to secure the racing oars or
SOULS sent to the fair by Kerns of Worces-
ter. Mass; the young ladies the diamond
studded watch given by the conference Of
St. Vincent de Paul, while the trapshooters
are going hard after the fine doubled barrel
fowling piece given to Father Harlan, 8. J..
by Admiral Weaver of the navy.
The various committees are as follows:
General manager-Rev. Thomas ]. Har-
Ian, s. J.
Executive commitee-Admiral Weaver. u.
8. N; w. c. Than. John Hadley Doyle
Dr. w. c. Gwynn. P. T. Moran Edward
dyesn Th0 Gas ban ssan suvs 50hn W
Clarke. John J. Bearney. John Clarke. John
T. Heating. Eugene Arnold. George Green.
DR.. w. c. ODonnel, George W. Ray and
The league and parish table will be in
charge of Mrs. THAN, assisted by Mrs
Irene Brewer, Mrs. Catherine Dougherty
Mrs Mary Stanton, Mrs. Elizabeth Steake
Mrs. Margaret Lydanne. Mrs. John War
ner the Misses Lena Cox, Fannie Cox.
Rose Forrest. Estelle Kearney. Louise
kearney, Mary Lydanne. Loretta Smith.
Kate hansv
Alice Leishear and the Misses King.
The sodality table will be in charge Of
Mrs. Everett Ellis, assisted by Mrs. Grace
FOREIGNER. Mrs. Helm. Mrs. John Duggan,
Mrs William ]: Ready. Mrs: A: Collins.
Mrs William Sherer. Mrs. Charles Ellis,
Mrs e. o. O'Neil. Mrs. Edmonston, Mrs
Barbara Smith. the Misses Annie Houser
ESto1l Thorn Annie Sfanfnn of
Doyle. Mae Boyle, Mamie Harrington, Ka-
tie Harrington. Rose Edwards Alice Ship
ley. Jessie Shipley, Mamie, Kemp. Mabel
Paul. Hattie Reingruber. Nora Sherer. Nel-
lie Waugh. Annie Ashe Rose Ellis and Miss
May Ellis.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Legion
will take charge Of the supper table. Mrs
c. A. Moore presiding. while her able as
sistants will be Mrs. Conlon. Mrs. Clarke
Mrs. Delaney. Mrs. o. CaIlaghan, Mrs
Mary Wise. Mrs. Gillhooley. Mrs. Lizzie
Young, Mrs. Lizzie Mcintyre and the
Misses EsteI Moore. Lillian Krouse and
Jennie Dugan.
The soft beverage table win be taken
care of by Mrs ]. C. ODonoghue and the
Locher and Mary Ford. 49,
The Sunday school table will be in charge
Of Misses Mary Kearney and Mary Heenan,
assisted by the Misses Adita Scheele Mary
Waggaman. Henrietta Wetzel. Bessie King.
Rose Kearney. Laura Collins. Dora Collins.
agnes ODonoghue. Sarah Riley. Alice
6reen hate darnedy, e. Magruder, Be-
atrfce HILLARY. Clara Hilleary. Katie Hill
leary. HELEN Mosher. Maize Smith. Miriam
Thorn. Margaret Sullivan. Alice Lyons.
Clara Clements, Josie Clements. Annie Low
enstein. Josie Spellman. Estell Lyons, Mary
higgins Clara Lipscomb. Lulu Baker, Az
mes Murtagh, Virgie Gross. Louisa Gross
Mae Ki}leen. Mrs. Rose Ward. Mrs. ]. A.
Duffy, Mrs. Frank Kearney. Mrs. Ida Da-
Wis, Mrs. w. Waugh, Mrs. Hunter Mrs. A.
Sullivan. Miss Katie Benin, Miss Gertrude
Benin. Messrs. Baker. Taggart, Kearney
and Leo Fortune; Miss Katie McDaniels
and the Misses Muntz
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Division. No. 2, A.
0. H, table. will be In charge of Miss Mary
E. Sullivan and Miss Kate C. Horrigan, and
their able ASSISTANTS win be Mrs. NJ E.
Donoghue Mrs. Edward Potter, Mrs. III.
Nichols. Mrs. Milo Sutliff, Mrs HolIoran.
Miss Virginia Entwistle and Miss Berthe
Foley.
The paddle stand will be under the
management of Mr.. Geo. Herbert, well as
sisted by Messrs. Joseph Kuhn. John
Steake. Ambrose Durkin. John Mccarthy.
James Archer, Geo. Scheele and John
| Cooke.