The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-07
Bazaar Notes,

The bazaar viii open on Wednesday
at l1:30, with the merchants lunch
| which will be served every day. in
the evening, Governor Cutler and May
or Bransford win conduct the opening
| ceremonies. On Tuesday evening
Judge Prick of the supreme court will
preside; on Friday, children's day,
Judge c. c. Goodwin will be present,
and on Saturday Charles p Quigley
VIII conduct the opening "doings"
Friday, Dec 13, will be "children's
day at the bazaar.
Chief Pitt of the police department.
Chief Vail Of the fire department, -
w. Raybould of the Elks club and c.
A. Quigley and Mrs. ]. z. Dooly are
kindly lending all bunting for the dec
Grating of the ceiling.
All articles for the bazaar must be
sent in by Monday. Dec 9.
Those donating flowers are requested
to call Miss Gleason at SCI. 1907 or
4705-Y to arrange when to send cut
! flowers because a certain amount will
be required for each day, as flowers
are perishable. All plants. and the
Christmas bells should be sent oil Mon
day sure, either to the cathedral hall
or to $50 First avenue.
c. c. Slade, for the past twenty-five
years superintendent of mail carrie,s
in the Salt Lake postoffice. has many
claims to distinction, but the one i'm
portant claim is that he is the hus-
band of Mrs. Slade, the bright ener-
getic little woman who is conducting
the Bazaar. Mr.. Slade intends to bid
his wife farewell on Dec. 10, not eX g.
pecting to see her again until the Ba-
zaar closes on Dec. IA. In the mean
time Mr.. Slade will subsist en- the fine
TO- oh -1I l.
during the Bazaar.
Rev. Father Ryan, the spiritual di-
rector and temporal director of the Ra-
zaar, is discovered here there and
everywhere these days. Any one work.
ing urder his direction has to "gct
busy" sure.
The young ladies in charge of the
Knights of Columbus booth are work
ing night and day to make the bazaar
a success. The ladies in charge are
Miss Margaret Mcmahon, chairwoman;
Miss A. Mcmahon, Miss G. Mcmahon,
Miss A. Peters, Mrs. Klatenhoff, Miss
Rose Stephens, Miss Claire DriscnIl.
Miss Mulvaney and Miss Fox. The
Misses Mcmahon entertained Monday
evening. Miss Peters Wednesday even
ing, Miss Stephens Thursday evening
and Miss Driscoll Friday evening.
when all worked for many hours max
ing fancy work for the BOOTH
The gentlemen of the cathedral chcir
will decorate the ceiling of the base
ment and all must report for orders at
o'clock on Sunday.
Evans and Margetts have kindly
consented to decorate the Candy and
parish booths.
pheum stage will decorate Miss Null
vey's booth, the gypsy camp"
Miss Gleason and Miss Mulvey
gazed for several minutes into the win
dow of the King hardware store last
Monday, admiring the tastefully deco
rated window. They next walked into
the store to ask who did the work. and
were referred to Mr.. Ferguson. VINO
voluntarily offered his services. so the
flower booth" will surely be pretty.
The women in charge of the booths
are Mrs. c. c. Slade, Parish booth: Mrs.
Rowald Morrison All Hallows college.
Miss May Kane, Miss Alice Fisher. st.
Mary's academy booth; Miss Mcmahon.
the Knights of Columbus booth; Mrs.
w. Brenning, the st. Patrick's booth.
Mrs. F. o. Horn and Miss Katherine
Horn, the candy booth; Mrs. w. Farms
worth the doll booth; Miss Margery
Mulvey, the Gypsy camp" Miss MAZDA
Hegney, the Klondike booth: Mrs. ].
w. Farrell, the lemonade well: Mrs. P.
l.. Gleason, the flower booth, and Mrs.
j. ]. O'Conner the merchants lunch
and oyster supper.
Mrs. John Sehy is an energetic work
er on the parish booth.
The Shooting" gallery will be one of |
the attractions of the bazar
Final meeting for bazaar Sunday after |
noon at $3.50. Knights of Columbus hall |
All must report at meeting
Don't forget donations of fancy work |
for the parish booth, Mrs. c. c. Slade |
in charge.
The local reporter of The Intermoun-
tain Catholic wishes to print the names
Of all who assist in making the bazar a