The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-25
EYES AND EARS
DELIGHTED BY
MAY FESTIVAL

Infantry hall presented beautiful pict-
ure last evening. when the May festival
for the benefit OF the House OF the Good
shepherd was opened. 1t will continue
this evening and tomorrow afternoon ana
evening.
Gov. utter was received by the recep-
tion committee. consisting OF Dr. James
Il Sullivan. william p. Dempsey and
John Doran and complimented the ladies
In charge OF the booths.
Tho entertainment by pupils OF Miss
Maybelle r. McNally, daughter OF Mayor
Mentally OF Central Falls was most pleas
sng. The first number was the Highland
1q,ng. In which the Misses Flood. Aids
worth. Valley, German and Moran parti-
cipated. A song entitled, "I Was Just
eupposing," was contributed by Misses
ANNA McNally and Nellie Pierce; HE
WAS a Wonderful Man" was presented by
Masters Harrison, Mcfarland. Pierce.
Muliarkey. Fogarty, Misses McNally'
Fierce, McGonagle, Flood and Nallely'
P'Fancy Little Nancy" was a song py
Misses May German and Flora AIDS
worth: a recitation OF humorous charac-
ter by Master Fred Fogarty won liberal
applause. The program concluded with an
Irish reel in which Misses Margaret Nc
Gonagle. Marion Moran and Flora Aids
worth displayed marked ability. This
same program OF entertainment VIII be
repeated tomorrow afternoon.
The booths were handsomely decorated
aid the display OF useful and ornamental
articles for sale was profuse. The Cathe-
hral booth was under the direction or
Miss Minnie Teehan, Mrs. Alice Mullen,
Mrs M. w Norton, Mrs. James McKen-
ma. Miss Lillian Taft. Miss Margaret
Tally, Miss Catherine Mccormick, Mrs.
Edward Grimes. Miss Catherine Teeham.
Mrs Margaret Mcfarland. Mrs. William
Dolan. Miss May MoCabe and Misses Hell
en- and Annie Cooney
The Assumption booth was under the
direction OF Mrs. Thomas McWeeney and
Mrs. DR. William Kirby; st. Anthony,
Mrs John McGlinchey; St. Teresa. Miss
Margaret Monahan and Mrs Lizzie Con-
Ian: 81. Anne. Miss Lillian oDowd and
Miss Lizzie Pailthrop.
The booth of the Holy Name and the
immaculate Conception was under the di-
rection of Mrs. T. f. Gilbane. Mrs James
Mccormick, Miss Margaret Carroll. Miss
LILLIAN Cannon, Miss Sarah OHare. Miss
Lena Mcguire, Mrs. J. j. McGovern. Miss
Theresa Hughes Miss Helen McGovern
and Mrs James Gum.
The Shepherdess booth was presided
over by Mrs J. ]. Coutanche, Mrs. ". j.
Mahoney. Mrs #. J. Crowley. Mrs H. I.
Donivan Mrs j. F. O'Driscoll. Mrs. A.
Mungiven, Mrs. j. Moriarty. Mrs Andrew
Martin. Mrs. NJ. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. L. V.
Coutanche.
st. Mary's booth was under the direc-
tion of Mrs. william Appleton. Mrs. John
Walsh, Miss Alice Kelley. Mrs. William
Healey. Mrs Michael McGann. Miss Irene
Farrell. Miss Eva Gibbs. Miss Mary Ryan
and Miss Mary Brannigan. In connection
with this booth was the japanese ball
game. presided over by Mrs.John Dockery
and Miss Mary Walsh.
st. Michael's booth was under the direc-
tion OF Mrs. Robert +. Jones, Mrs. John
HacCauley. Mrs. Thomas A. Mulholland,
Miss Mary MCFARLAND. Miss Mary
O'Rourke. Miss Mary Sweeney. Miss An
ME Sweeney, Miss May Gillies. Miss Marie
Devlin and Miss Eta O'Bryne.
St 2atrick's booth was in charge OF
Misc Catherine Hughes, Miss Margaret
Tobin. Miss Louisa Flynn. Miss Kate Nc
Cauley. Miss Mollie Brennan Miss Elean-
or Taft Miss Nellie Aherne and Miss
Margaret Hughes. In connection with this
booth was the old oaken bucket. sort OF
grab-bag affair. OF original design, the
creation OF Miss Nellie Tobin.
ST. Josephs booth, was under the d.
rectnon of Mrs. T. f. Manney and Miss
Marie Coutanche assisted by the junior
members OF the Good Shepherd club as
follows: Miss Genevieve Coutanche. Miss
Mary Moriarty, Miss Jennie Moriarty,
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, Miss Elizabeth
O'Driscoll, Miss Agnes Coutanche. Miss
Grace Coutanche. Miss Grace O'Leary.
Miss May Doherty, Miss Katherine
Young. Miss Emily McCann. Miss Bessie
Mungiven Miss Annie Fitzpatrick and
Miss Louise Phelan
The refreshment tables were under the
direction OF Mrs. Patrick McMunough.
Mrs. Frank Murphy. Mrs Devlin, Mrs.
John Furlong, Mrs. NJ. Cokeley. Miss
Kate Rankin Miss Annie McMunough
and Miss McGovern.