The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18
BUTTE, MONT.
Mrs. p. D. Mccarthy and daughter
were visiting relatives in Butte Mon

Mrs. P. D. Mccarthy and daughter
were visiting relatives in Butte Mon
day.
Thomas /. Martin and William
Stuewe of Helena arrived in this city
last evening and went to Anaconda this
! morning to attend the state convention
of the knights of Columbus, which
convenes in that city this afternoon.
A bazaar is now being held at the
Goldberg block 107 West Park street,
given in aid of Sacred Heart parish
and to defray the expense of the sis
! ters' home. The booths are all very ar
tistic and a bevy of smiling girls and
gracious matrons are in attendance to
display the attractive articles for sale.
Chance books are not allowed on the
floor, which is indeed very gratifying
feature and adds greatly to the success
the fair is having. The following is a
| list of the officers and ladies in charge
of the different booths: President,
Mrs. r. P. Kelley; vice president, Mrs.
| P. j. Brophy; recording secretary,
Mrs. NJ. ID. O'Connell: treasurer, trus-
tees of church, Messrs, Leary, Driscoll
and Lynch. The fancy work booth. one
of the most attractive of the fair, is in
charge of Mrs. NJ. A. lockwood, assist
ed by Mesdames Hennessey, Twohy
Grimes. The merchants booth, L. c.
B. A, is in charge of Mrs. Lewis. as
sisted by Mesdames Dwyer, McElroy,
Hughes and Trip. This is a very
charmingly arranged booth and has
been highly successful. d. of E. is pre-
sided over by Mrs. Kelly. assisted by
MesdameS Boland, Earls and Rowan.
The doll booth, very attractively dis
played, IS in charge of Mrs. Thomas
Mulholland, assisted by the Misses Glib
bons. The cigar and flower booth is
presided over by a bevy of attractive
girls and is the scene of gay barterlng
of wares. The Misses Ella and Marga-
ret Driscoll are in charge of this very
attractive booth. assisted by the Misses
Ethel Berry, Kit Fair, Russell, Conlon,
Hanley, Duggan, Tremblay, Nissler,
Corette. Horgan. Spollichstane, Muir
phey. Marks and Harrington. The re-
freshment booth is presided over by
Mrs. Pierce. assisted by Mesdames
O'Meara and Gleason, Misses Pierce,
Gleason. Trip, Lewis and Brennan.
The lemonade and punch tables have
in attendance Mrs. Eye, assisted by
Mrs. W. E. Hennessy and the Misses
Mcmahon, Kellett. OBrien. Mcclure,
Tague, Sherman, Quigley and Sheehan.
Here the most delicious refreshments
are dispensed. The candy booth is very
pretty and its wares are very tempt
ingly displayed. Miss Gertrude Kipp
is in charge, assisted by Miss Anna
Ward and members of the Young La
dies Sodality of Sacred Heart parish.
The apron and handkerchief booth has
for sale very lovely. as we'll as useful
articles, and is in charge of Mrs. Thorn
as Kilgallon. assisted by Mrs. P. V.
Kilgalon. The novelty booth is, as its
g. Ill
of pretty and attractive things The
Young Girls club has this particular
booth in charge and have their tables
arranged in most charming manner.
The fish pond is Miss May Mcnamara s
especial interest, and she is assisted by
Mrs. Mcnamara and Mrs. Perry. The
dining, room is in charge of Mrs. Crit
fin. assisted by Mesdames B. A. Kelley,
Simonson, Kelley. Mcmahon, Wyhey,
Reddington. Manley. OMara and Miss
Josie Barron. The most delicious things
are served constantly. and dinner is
served each evening from o'clock I'M
til late hour.