Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-18
Committees Working in Perfect
Accord and Assured of
Success.
First Regiment Offers Services and
Days Allotted to the
Children. -
GREAT CHARITY ENTERPRISE

The big bazar for the benefit of
SITS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital
will open at noon next Wednesday
and will continue until Saturday
night. The First Regiment Armory
is to be used for the bazar, and it
is believed that the capacity of that
building will be taxed every evening.
Everything is in readiness for the
opening. Each committee is ready
for work. The day and the hour
is all that is now necessary.
The coming bazar will mark an
epoch in the Catholic history of
Louisville, because from every stand
point IL promises to be the greatest
work of charity ever undertaken by
Catholics in the Falls cities. Every
committee is working in perfect ac-
cord with the general management
under the direction of Col. John II.
Whallen Ncn-Catholics have been
particularly clever in making dona-
tions and offering their services in
aid of the cause. Major Kerrick has
offered the services of the members
of the First Regiment and the offer
has been accepted with thanks. The
ladies' committees are as follows:
Novelty Booth-Mrs. James p.
Whallen, Chairman; Mesdames
Frank McGrath, j. II. Pitts, Thomas
McDonough, James L. Fahey Misses
Lucy Higgins, Mollie Curran, Lizzie
Smith, Rose Cunningham, NJ. Nc
Dewitt, Feeney Dooling, Susie Sea-
man, Mary Mullaney, Louise Forst,
Mary Forst.
Linen Booth-Mrs j. II. Busch
meyer, Chairman; Mesdames B. j.
lansing, Il. j. O'Brien, Edward
O'Connor, Taylor, Mamie frankie.
Aud, M. Miller, Score, ID. Price, w.
Claiborne, G.. Hoertz; Misses Stella
O'Connor, Katie Smith. Wilhelmina
Waller, Marie O'Brien, Allie Nc
Laughlin, G. Egan, N. Smith, NJ.
Ross, b. Cross, r. Gait, Margaret
Malone, Lee McClosky.
Doll Booth-Miss b. Riordan.
Chairman; Mesdames 2. Underwood.
Thos. keenan,, T. A. Murray, w. Nee
han, Dan Murphy, John Malone.
James Terrell; Misses Mary Roach.
Miriam Wathen, Rose Conroy, Mary
Conroy, Bertha Doerhoefer, Katie
Foley, Katie Riordan, S. Popham.
May Quigley, Margaret Campbell,
Mary Zuerner, Agnes Carney, Mamie
Reid, Mary Butler.
Candy Booth-Miss Dora Barrett.
Chairman; Mesdames Sandage, J. 7.
Riley, ]. C. Quinn Misses M. Wal
lace, Hannah Nagle, Florence Bar
rett, Ella Gerst, Marie Reiling, Mary
Tracy, Regina Mackin.
Country Store Mrs. Harry
Reeder, Chairman; Mesdames Daniel
Dougherty, Frank Reeder, John
German, Kimberger, J. b. Cummins,
M. Schuck, A. j. Richard, S. j. Nc
Elliott, o. II. Kibby, Joe Bywater;
Misses Katie Fallahy, Katie Glenn.
Sallie Scally, Rose Smith, Mary
Doody, Anna May Fallahay, Annie
Exley, Josie Eipser, Gladys Fusco.
Ida Shuckman, May Barry, Margaret
Desmond, Nelly Kelly.
Refreshment Booth-Miss A. Hen
neberger, Chairman; Mesdames j.
Bowling, p. S. Ganz, Miller, Quigley.
Drake, Edward Holloran, Fitzgerald.
SPAIN, Rommel; Misses Emma
Fisher, Irene Curran, Rose Cav
anaugh, Katie Broderick, Florence
Herberth, Mary Connaughton.
Dining Room Committee-Mrs.
William Callahan, Chairman; Mes
danes Peter Graf, Nadorf, Theresa
Hick, Geisert, Annie Miller, Warner.
Schmitt, Scharfenberger, Stone.
Andy Kast, Torpy, viii O'Connor.
Wagner, Dufficy, Schonnomann,
Charles Smith, Netherland, Jacob
Hoertz, AL Smith, l.. Cofer, Gullion
and sisters, Scanlon, Hurle.
Koatheimer, ]. C. Reilly, James
Smith, Ferris, Dalton, George Hol-
land, Pearl Borders, Edward Dono-
hue, j. Meehan, Neff, Cunningham.
Kilkenny, Herberth. Louisa Meyers.
William Isriel, Seaman; Misses
Clara Schillmiller, Brennan, Lizzie
zook, Foley, Annie Casey, Annie
Moran, Irine Copp, Laura DeCoursey.
Margaret Ratterman. Agnes Nc
Donough. Agnes Coady, Cunning
ham, Bridget Flynn, Katie Driscoll,
Blanche Herberth, Katie Yochum,
Rose Finn, Rena Weisenberg. HELEN
Brennan, Kate Exeler, Hattie Wag-
ner, Margaret Gibbons, Annie Glib
bons. Josephine Welsh. Agnes Clark,
Rosa Malloy, Nellie Mitchell, Flor.
ence Brennan, Katie Flahiff, Lizzie
Strassel. Mary Ellen German, Mary
Downs, Mollie Malloy, Ruth Bronger
In order to avoid congestion the
following dates for school children
have been arranged: Wednesday
children east OF Preston street
Thursday. children between Preston
street and Fourteenth; Friday, chill.
dren west OF Fourteenth; Saturday
all children.
PNEUMONIA PROVES FATAL