The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-19
BAZAAR IS OPENED
WITH SUCCESS
ANNUAL FAIR OF THE SISTERS
OF CHARITY HAS BEaUTI-
Full FEATURES.

The annual bazaar Of the Sisters Of
Charity in tn" Frcish"in"r block IN
Higgins avenue opened last evening
with NOR. attractive features than
usual AZ you enter III" spacious haIl.
on til" right Ii found the fancy work
and novelty booth. which is in charge
NJ Mesdam"s r. g. Higgins. John cyr.
ID J D1nohuc. j. Lucy and ]. l..
Chcvigny. Autumn leaves and c0,ors
make an effective background for the
many dainty bits Of needlework and
lovely novelties. At tn" left In tho
booth which perhaps proves most at
tractiv" tn III" majority of people--thc
doll and toy booth. Under the man
agcmcnt Of M.sdamcs ". G. Murphy.
Gasrard D"srhamps ana Miss Regina
D"schamps. tn" larg" booth has as
$um.d tn" appearance of miniature
world. appropriately peopled with dolls
of all nations. Besides tn. dolls there
ia everything pertaining to them, All
sorts Of clothing, furnitur" and toilet
articles. etc, ar. her" tn taseiTat" not
only tho children. but cveryon" who
fingers for II moment
The cushion and apron department.
q. c"rat"d In pal" green and white, is
proving a most attractive place also
for ii offers great Inducements tn those
who are ioaking for gifts either for
birthdays, anniversaries or the com
ing Christmas. Mesdames Yeager.
Mcfiovern and Miss Malov have
charge af this booth.
The Fishing pond. decorated in n
brilliant red and under til" charge III
Mesdames Kelley and Mclaughlin. Ia
proving ore nf the busiest spots in
the hall. For small sum Won get n
liccns. and tho delightful assurance
that you will get n bite
The candy booth. decorated In vel
low. Is M usual proving Irresistible To
both old and young. Mesdnmes Frank
Woody. Il. e. Mulroney. ]. J. Lucy and
Misses Connolly and Murphy presid"
over il.
The japanese booth. prettiiy deco
- ted with fans. paraso's and tn"
flower Of Japan. the chrysanthemum
is in charge Of Misses HldaEard.
SHUTDOWN and Mary Snyder. and ton
Is served in charming manner.
For those who prefer chocolate tho
next booth. unus'' aliv pretty with its
decorations Of Dutch blue. provides.
mud the deticinus beverage is served
by Misses Juliette Deschamps. Edith
E,rir~. Fl'en rnen. r.ucille Curran,
Adeline Shilling and AdiUe tSr, all Ia
Dutch gowns. The booth Is in charg.
of Mrs j. ]. Sullivan.
All things for all pc"p'" Is evidently
the motto. and one of the most uniuf~
~ it's aupointmcnts is the cigar booth
Crepe paper in all the tobacco shades
trim IL in an attractive md appropri
ate manner. ana each customer is as
surad that only the best liz sold
At the back Of the han Is arranged
the dining room. and to alt who have
attended the fair before and know Its
famous dinners it is needless to say
ANYTHING. but for tn" benefit Of the
uninitiated II IL announced that Mes
DANES Theodore Ia rhamhre. John
Britt Robert johnson. W. II, Smith.
E~ark rih~ev ard Miss Mary Dryer
are ut the head Of II this year
NJ Oh more could be said of the hos
nitafitv Of all connected with the
hnzanr. hut that. too, Is unnecessary,
for many already know, end tn" best
way for those who don't is To go and
find out