Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-05-13
And the DOminicans Invite Old
Friends to Old Fashioned
Bazaar.
Memories OF Days Gone by Will
Entice Many Former
Residents.
Complete List of Committees in
Every Line OF
Work.
GO EARLY AND QUITE OFTEN.

An old fashioned bazar for Il
benefit of st. Louis Bertrand churC
will be given at Bertrand Ha'
Sixth street, between st. Catherir
and Oak streets, beginning ne,
Monday and continuing through II
entire week. II has been sever
years since the Dominican Fathei
essayed any elaborate entertainment
At the same time there are man
who remember with joy and prid
the Dominican fairs of thirty-fiy
years ago. In those days there wer
plenty of young and vigorous Irisf
men and women to aid the caus,
More than one man and woma
paid the penalty of over exertion b
death, but they knew they were dy
Ing martyrs to Limerick and s.
Louis Bertrand's. Some of the oil
stock is left to carry on the work
but the children and their children
children will carry on the work ~
time.
Some remember the old airs
when Father d. J. Meaghe was
Prior, or when Father Fan won
the gold-head cane, or wbF Fatner
Rooney, Fathers Alphdsus ana
Thomas DAILY and Fathe' Decannllon
were on hand to keey things NOV
ing.
"All, all. are gone. ,dt still lives on
The fame of tose who died,
But true men, lSe you men,
Remember Hem with pride"
The yarieds committees have
worked hare to make their booths
attractive, 20 that there will be no
dearth ogamusements. There will
be some.hing doing every minute
and every day. Wednesday and
Thursday have been designated as
Hone Coming days. The people of
81 Louis Bertrands have prepared
sr exceptional welcome for visitors
these two evenings. Some of
cid boys and girls have removed
pther parishes, but all will be
n welcome home at any time
return to meet old friends at
coming bazar.
be Very Rev. Father j. r.
k. o. p, Prior of st. Louis Ber-
Us, is Chairman of the General
utive Committee. Other mem
OF the same committee are
ph Morthorst, Joseph Overberg,
hen ]. McElliott, Miss Blanche
", Mrs. John McCann, Henry
IN. Frank McGrath, r. A. Wat
w. p. McDonogh, Miss Fannie
edy, Mrs. Mullaney, Miss Mol
pllins, Miss Emma Deepen and
N. G. Wathen.
er committees are made up as
Is; Printing-John ]. Barry,
McDonogh and w. ]. Con-
Press-Matthew Foley, John
Try, w. p. McDonogh, w. j.
9ly and Miss Elizabeth Carr.
Coming-W. p. McDonogh,
Connelly and A. H. Bush.
thnd Door-Frank McGrath, S.
J llliott, Joseph overberg, f. II.
w, A. II. Bush and j. ].
Sd Booths-M. ~ Walsh, Jonn
II messy, Michael McDermott
- ~. ri. Wagner.
ung Ladies' Sodality Booth
Fannie Kennedy, Chairlady;
ses Josie Godfrey, Annie Ken
y. Susie Mullaney, Mabel Score,
Score, Annie O'Dea. Mary
y, Annie Broderick, Lizzie
sh, Carrie Swift, Mamie Swift.
es Stelzer, NJ. ]. Schwoeppe,
Moffett, Katie Flanagan,
beth Westerman, Ratterman,
Keaney, Mary Connaughton,
.oua,ohto., Irlf1ohath OsDaoan
Mccormick, Margaret Holmes,
Lannin. Margaret Lucy, Katie
n, Marie Zimmerman. Katie
Lulie Mattingly. Louise
Mary Mullaney, Katie O'Dea
llie Engle.
p Board Committee-Misses
z Gordon and Agnes McDon-
bairladies. and NJ. A. Meyers,
Fahey. James MoKernan;
les Fahey, Garvey. Fischer,
n, and Misses Annie Casey,
ines, Irene Sheehan, Nellie
|n. Annie Finnegan, Mary r.
tella O'Connor, Ethel Mudd,
icDonald, Henriette Dempf,
rey. Teresa Maloney, Mayme
Elsie Burns, Annie Burns.
rdsn. Cecilia Gordon. An
berry. May O'Bryan. Ethel
arie Bucket, May Owens.
lith. Mary MeHugh. Anas-
sh, Mamie Hennessy, Nita
aud Lille Kearns;
iy, Misses Agnes aud Clare
pthllde Marchand. Mary
Hanrahan. Mary Hogan,