Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-10-14
Worthy Charity That Deserves
support of All Christian
People.
Earnestly Hoped to Wipe Out
the Entire Defirit OF the
Institution.
The COMMITTEES And WORKERS

Final preparations have been made
| y the ladies in charge in decorating
the booths for the Catholic Woman's
Club bazar, which will be held al
Liederkranz Hall, beginning next
Wednesday and continuing for four
days, ending Saturday evening. The
following are the committees in
charge:
President-C. F. Taylor.
General Manager - Jacob Hub
buch.
Secretary and Treasurer - AL S.
Smith.
Chairman of Ladies Committee
Mrs. John Buschemeyer.
Executive Committee-Charles F.
Taylor, Chairman; Rev. DR.. Schulz
mann, Daniel F. Murphy, DR.. John
H. Buschemeyer, B. ]. lansing, M. j.
McCluskey, Thomas Walsh, AL S.
Smith and Jacob Hubbuch.
Press-John ]. Barry, Chairman;
John p. Cassidy and Camden R.
McAtee.
Wheel - Raymond T. Barrett,
Chairman; John G. Graves, M. ].
Lovett, Robert G. Logan and John A.
Schnell.
Linen and Hand Painting Booth
Mrs. John H. Buschemeyer, Chair
man; Mesdames Charles F. Taylor,
George Miller, Sam sites, William
Cawthon, E. ]. O'Brien, Minnie
Bosche, ]. ]. Score, Mary Franks,
William Kice, M. J. McClusky, B. F.
Pemberton, Kate Newman, S. M.
Ratio, Blanche Shelley, Mary Winn,
|B. Campbell; Misses Katie Smith,
Rose Conroy, Mary Conroy, B. Rear
don, Nettie Weber, Rose Gault, Mar
garet Campbell, Mary Ross, Honors
Murphy, Amy Kohlhepp, Lee Nc
Clusky, Aline Kohlhepp, Margaret
Hoertz, Margaret Malone and Rose
West.
Bean Board Booth-Miss Blanche
Gordon, Chairman; Misses Annie and
Elsie Burns, Laura and Matte
Brewer, Gertrude Lenton, Lille Cor
don, Catherine and Margaret Greene,
Marie Linneman and John Burke,
Refreshment Booth-Mrs. Henry
Schimpeler, Chairman; Mesdames
Mary Cross, Thomas keenan,, Charles
Smith, Joseph Pargny, c. A. Cur
tin, Minnie Werst, Frank Geher, Al
S. Smith; Misses Elizabeth Moore,
Annie Curtin, Catherine Rich, Dor
othy, Margaret and Henrietta Bohne
and Mae Hewitt.
Dining rWm Committee - Miss
Myra Burns, Chairman; Mesdames
George Smith, George Netherland,
]. P. Dant, William Callaghan, G. NJ.
Ferren, Charles Crush, James Smith,
Mary Canty, Phil McGovern, Edward
Brady; Misses Blanche Tierney,
Laura DAWN; Mesdames Lucy O'Con-
nor, Romeo Breslin, Julia Ball;
Misses Rose Quinn. Marie Merimee,
Anna Filburn, r. Lanahan, r. Kast,
B. Bowling; Mesdames George Glass,
John Ryan, T. P. Tarpey, Dan Cole
man, Charles Breckel, David Welsh,
John c. Graves and Frank Dugan.
Candy and Fish Pond-Miss Stella
O'Connor, Chairman; Mesdames W.
D. Morris, l.. F. Meyer, M. Meyer;
Misses Louise Rademaker, Mary
Tierney, Dora Schildt. Lucy Higgins,
Hayes, Marie Coleman,
irene Curran, Loretto Tighe, Lillian
Faust, Laura Ratio, Rena Eckert,
Lauter, Mayme Schulz
mann Louise and Katie Rose Dant;
Messrs. James Perry, w. d. Morris,
Eugene Mccarthy, William p. Nc
Donogh, Dan Lawler, Lawrence
and Leo Schulten.
d.
ward T. Tierney and Roger Doherty.
Country Store-Mrs. p. ]. Gala
han, Chairman; Mesdames ].
Rainey, ]. Calvin, q. Tierney, e.
Egan, ]. Kirwan, w. Price, Frank
Geher, Leo Schuhmann, William
solger, William Pfingst, Charles
Jones, A. Whayne, e. Kampfmueller.
II. A. Kampfmueller, Frank Parsons,
AL Smith; Misses Mamie and Ida
Stella Buckley, Matte
Wehrley. Elizabeth Schulz, Ada
Annabelle Dufficy, Flora
Virginia Watson, Hon
ora Murphy, Alice and Elizabeth
Hays and the following from New
Haven: Mrs. John Wathen, Misses
Fannie Thompson, Janora Rigulat
and Leona Rapier.
Refreshments - Jack Shelley,
Frank McGrath. F. w. Bohne and
H. Schimpeler.
Meals will be served during the
hours: Dlruer 1880 to
$3.50 o'clock and supper from $50
10 7 o'clock. The merits of this
charity are so we'll known TO the
uonaraI r,.hIfo fhof a. q hawII.r nee
sssary to discuss them in these col
nmns. IT Is confidently expected by
The workers and committees in
charge that with the generous sup
port and patronage they deserve next
week they will wipe out the entire !
iebt OF $1,000. General Manager
Jacob J. Hubbuch has arranged an
,ppetlzing menu for the four days
md Is prepared 10 feed an enormous
crowd Mr. Hubbuch urges ovorvOna