The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-27
lawn FESTIVAL
BENEFIT FOR HOME
Of 5000 SHEPHERD

Among the features OF the lawn festi-
val TO be held on the grounds of the House
of the Good Shepherd on June 10 and IA
will be genuine reproduction OF the
famous Irish thatched cottage. the home
OF the Irish beauty. Kate Carney. The
two days will be the annual donation days,
when generous persons may lend their
assistance 20 the maintenance OF the home
and its 50 inmates During the past two
years the sisters have provided for over
$50 women and young girls.
The display In this ivy-covered cottage
Will include pipes from Vinegar Hill,
with its memories OF 1885, matches from
Galway, blackthorn cudgels from Tyrone.
laces from Limerick. tea from Longford,
Irish frieze from Dundalk. linens from
Belfast, ornaments of Connemara marble.
hog oak ornaments. Celtic crosses. harps,
shamrocks and other articles peculiar to
the Emerald Isle. An Irish jaunting car
viii be loaned by John o. Smith OF Paw
tucket
George Braman OF East Providence. win
ner OF the worlds championship in Duh
liz few years ago, will endeavor to
dance down any other man from Ireland's
80 counties. An Irish piper. with real
Irish bagpipes. will play national tunes
during the day The section will be in
charge OF women from Pawtucket and tho
Blackstone Valley.
The committee in charge organized as
follows Mrs. Ellen Ryan jolly, chair
man; Miss Katherine Hayes, secretary:
Mrs. John II. Smith, treasurer. with the
following aiding in the work: Mrs p.
f. Hayes. Mrs. David Denahy, Mrs. t.
II. McNally Mrs. William Grimes. Mrs.
James Aldworth Miss Deady Mrs. Peter
Casey. Mrs. William Hayes. Mrs. John
Mooney. Miss Lucy Devlin, Mrs. Charles
Tierney. Mrs. w. Casavant, Mrs. John
M1Crafb ra Michael IRE
Kathryn Kenny. Mrs. Daniel Fallon.
Miss Carrie McAloon, Miss Helen u.
Kinsley. Miss Alice Conley. Miss Mary
Powers Miss Annie Owens Miss Mary
Murphy, Miss Beazie Hanlon. Miss Sadie
McCaughey Mrs. Williams. Miss Mar
garet Murray, Miss Minnie Jolly, Miss
Grace Meagher. Miss Mary Brady and
Miss Margaret Fox
The executive committee in charge of
the festival consists OF Messrs. NJ II. Cor
rigan. Andrew y. Martin. William Nc
Kitchen. James H. McGann, William J.
Wallace, James A. Cahill. Andrew Poir-
fer. Miss O'Hare. Mrs. John j. Coutanche,
Mrs william Appleton and Mrs. Ellen
Ryan Jolly, with Rev. Thomas p. Grace
as chairman, Miss j. c. Mccormack. Sec
retary; James Gallivan. vice chairman,
and John McGlinchy, treasurer
The parish booths will be conducted by
the following:
St Joseph's. Holy Name OF East Provl-
dence and Holy Rosary. in charge OF Mrs.
Edward l.. McElroy, Mrs. Edward DeV.
O'Connor and Miss Tobln.
st. Mary's, st. Anthony's. ST. Teresa's
and Notre Dame de Lourdes in charge
OF Mrs. Thomas Cox. Mrs. John McGlln-
chey and Miss Monaghan.
Immaculate Conception. st. Edwards,
ST. Patrick's and st. Agnes, in charge OF
Miss O'Hare. Miss Katherine f. Nolan.
Miss john McGough and Miss Margaret
Fogarty.
Assumption. st. AIMS. st. Charles Bor-
romeo, st. Matthews. in charge Of Mrs.
James A. McKenna, Mrs John j. Moriar-
ty. Mrs. Thomas Mulholland and Mrs.
George Palmer
Blessed Sacrament, ST. Johns. Church
of the Holy Ghost. st. Adelbert's and st.
Thomas. In charge of Mrs. George J.
West, Mrs John Casey. Mrs. Elizabeth
McCaffrey, Mrs. Thomas Troy, Mrs. M
j. Kirby and Mrs. John Gormley.
Grab box, Miss Mary Coutanche and
Miss Bessie Kelly; Japanese balr game.
Mrs John j. Dockry and Miss Mary e.
Walsh cane table and lemon tree, Mrs.
Charles Carroll; ice cream booth, Mr..
George j. Braman.