The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-03
CATHOLIC BAZAAR /
IS GREAT success
One Hundred Pretty Girls /,
SaleswOmen at Catholic
Fair.
HUNDREDS OF BUYERS
FILL ST. MARY'S CHJTRe,
Holiday Shoppers Purchase b
vance Supply of Christmas
Presents.

Irresistible salcspcopc In the wor,d
the basement of st. Mary's csibss
these Young ladies' arc Conducting
and st. Patrick. >'s'
The bazaar opened In tho prct,ilv !, !
rated basement Wednesday. and II w;1,
continued until the close OF thc ~.
Indications are that this wears 49,.
%ill eclipse any previous one cyer ~
In Salt Lake. From carly in the day y,
~ late i'm the evening the room befv~
the beautiful booths Is completely ~
up by men and women, who ara ns,s'
Il double debt OF Christmas cheer by e.
ing their presents at the bazaar. ~
Onc-half OF the floor space oi the IA i.
mont OF the great cathedral Is comrla,x
taken up by the beautiful booths, presii,
over by more beautiful Young Iadice Il
these are the pretJicst of Christmas 80
which have been donated for sails ass ~
bazaar. And they arc being sold AMI
at prices that defy bargain counter eor
petition.
Oriental Cafe.
In the other half Of the basement !.
Oriental cafe Is located. Under naln,s =
pretty decorations there arc = ecns, q
Ia blcs, with immaculate napery. on uh,-
is ssyVcd The best OF food. For vs,,,
strong feature OF tho annual bazaar i|
been its cuisine. So famous hora A
bazaars' 5Q-cent noonday lunches bscar
that this year the dining room was 4,
larscd Ia accommodate those who krt
the quality Of ST. Mary's culinary
Among those eating their noopd.
lunches AT the bazaar are a large nm,
hcT OF business ipen. who enjoy HI
genuine treat Of u delightful luncheon.
Thursday evening the bazaar presen,,
n most pleasing picture. The architecfo'
of the basement. masked by great mas
Of bunting and streamcrs was softsn,
bNs tho gala attire nj
To the decorative scheme Of the cha,i'
festival. Tic multi Colorcd hboths os-
pyiDg the main part Of The room ad6'
much TO thc festive appearance. s.
corps of workers had striven 10 mskc
particular booth the pTettiest. And hi.
was SO much animate and inaniu>
beauty surrounding each booth thai
clSice OF the most beautiful WAS hard
make
On entering the bazaar It appeared ID.
the feminine beauty of tho parish II
concentrated in tic flower booth, Thc,
the charm and pcrsu8siveness Of SONS
the very prettiest girls of Salt Lake eaf|
transformed the willing youth into
happy peTa mhulatinE conservatory Nh
such charming salespcoplc the Nope
seemed 10 reflect the beauty OF the przi|
girls. and ready customers among n
Young men were always many decp
rore the booth.
Inc toTpllne Icucr5,
\ novel and decidedly attractive h6o
WAS the tent Of the gypsy fortune telle'
In the midst Of all the gaicty of the otiI
scenes of tho bazaar was encountcred
striking outdoor scene. Here was an I'D
gypsy camp. with its tent OF foriu
telling gypsies, Before the tent was
artificial campfire that WAS all hut n
real thing. On tho ire bubhled the eyf
boiling pot Of mystery. Within the u
fantastica!ly gsrbcd sypsies told tdr
awcd and delighted patrons OF love a
fortune
The booth is under the direction Of M
Marjorie Muvcy. who is an accomplish
student of gypsy lore. Under her sup<
vision all OF the gypsy local coloi
brought in. And the best thing about q
booth is that Miss Mulvcy's gypsies 4
ways tell good fortunes and they all COZ
true.
Mrs. -. !. Laramie has outdoDe al d
previous efforts at the knights Of q
lUmhus booth. The booth is prettily dec
rated i'm Knights of Columbus colors a
is located 10 excellent advantage. AT Y
booth are articles donated by knights
Columbus and their wives and sisters
he sold at the booth In other memD<
Of tho order For her assistants in n
booth Mrs. Laramie has wisely ch0z'
some ~ the faITest OF the girls. WI
this added attraction, tho members
ihs order are seldom far from their OF
booth
The students of All Bslovs coliel
rally around their college booth and e
haust the supply OF college pennann
rapidly As they can he reple nished: fnf'
is considerable good ma atured rivalry p
tween the ladies in charge OF the ooo,
of tie altar societies OF ST. Marys aI
ST. FatriCE's churches. At these p'o'.
the more expensive articles OF the mL'.
are sold, aud already both booths n'
uetted a neat amount for charity
Well paironized booths are rhose Te|
are found the punch and candy
pretty girls in these booths are cons4n'
~ busy. supplying the wants OF inc so'''
men who never stray far away. l.
The bazaar IS open from every nioIi-
until late in the evening. orcheslrsl e.
choral music are continuous lea'u5-
Thursday evening the music was ~. IT,
nishcd' by the SYMPHONY Singing sn
which rendered several pretty ono''
numbers.
The Booths
The ladies in charge OF the dincLs.
booths at The bazaar and their ehaFn'"
assistants are: ,...s
Flower booth--Mrs. Gleason, sssisteo
Miss Nora Gleason, Mrs. Rurnanh,
Misses Mary Jcnkinson. Martha hcsS|
Gladys Hegncy. Frances McCh,5sS
Kathleen Graves, Venus Romney' "s'
McENON ana Lou ll3NtS. .i.l.
Doll booth-Mrs. G. \. QUieley. assi'
by Miss QulglcY and Miss lislioIam
Parish booth--Mr +, j, McSahn1ssy,
sisted by Mrs. Ed Kaufman Mrs' I""'
McGurrin. Mrs. +. r. McGurrin;;, .,s
Punch booth--NIrs. j. Farrcu. -
by ilIc Misses Alice Farrell: Laura ra'
Clara Little and Mary Roberts;
GYPSY booth-Miss Marjorie MlIvss'
sisted by Miss Rhodes. MISS fo'"
Mrs. Gary. p..,,iu1
81. Pairick's booth--Mrs. F. s Brei1rs ~.
assisted by Mrs. u. a. sullivan. Miss
nell. Miss Mahon and Miss sra,s ,ssfIn,--iso.
All Hallows booth-Mrs. X .pn,,rl
assisted by Miss Rose. Miss y noy,
Miss Driscoll, Miss Maron. MISS ms,S; ls,r,;
Miss ellis. Miss Owens. MISS S'"
and Miss O'Connor. ~. n
knights of Columbus bootn--nis' 81
Laramie. assisted by Mrs. r. Esrf<
Mrs. r. o. Mecklenbure. MISS nv IN
Miss McChrystal, Miss tlnnesaa,hI,
Sullivan. Miss Whalcn. MISS tolIns'
Misses Mcdonald and Miss Cannlnss ~ NJ
Oriental cafe-Inder supcrfIs,ot, al oasf
!. !. O'Connor; Mrs. F. a. We;s,c5
charge OF the dining room, ase'I ffueh@
Alex Mcdonald, lanes HI
NJ. f. Callahan. Bint5. e. y. euu Web-
McCiarcy. William T1amer w - Swill1s|
j. 5. Stevens. NJ. E Kirk. H. W shaf<
and Mellon. Mrs. J. j. Harvey IA NJ
0f kitchen. assisted by Mrs j. "a Ms r.
4. Dillon. Mrs. Tom Owens ana 4"
s Mccain.
johnson Funeral to Be Held Satuiuss
The funeral of Captain w a yv.or ,'n ror