Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-04
All Glasses and Creeds Aided In
Doing the Work of
Charity.
Handsome Sum Will Be Realized
When All Returns Are
Msde.
NAMES OF The FORTUNATE

The big bazar at the Armory
closed late Saturday night In a
blaze of glory. All returns have not
been made, but 1t is certain that
handsome sum has been raised for
very worthy charity, SITS. Mary and
Elizabeth Hospital. Among the
awards were the following:
Shirt waist, linen booth, ticket
431, DR.. John H. Buschemeyer;
diamond pin, linen booth, ticket
466, John Kirley; brass bed, coun-
try store, ticket 469, Francis Pay
ton, West Jefferson street; brass
bed, doll booth, ticket $50, v. A.
Maddox, 1880 Garland; Mary Eliza
beth doll, doll booth, Mary Eliza
beth Barry, 633 West st. Catherine
street, ticket 55S; Magdalen doll,
Marcy Weissinger doll, ticket 200,
Mary Brown, 1880 High street;
Mary Rose, the doll donated by Miss
Mary Baxter, won by Mrs. M.
Adams, holding ticket 35; Doris
Whallen doll, ticket 100, d. T..
O'Neal, S17 Franklin street. The
handsome bath tub went to Miss
Jennie May O'Donnell, Of New AL
bany, Ind. The awards were made
by Senator Mark Ryan, Dave Welsh
and Elmer Watson. Mrs. Love, of
New Albany. .twas awarded first
prize for donation of fancy needle
work. The second prize went to
the Sisters of the Good Shepherd.
other nice awards included the
Dorothy Dalton doll, ticket 1862,
held by Joseph T. Smith; gold
watch, ticket SO, B. j. Campbell; +;
Jr.; kitchen cabinet, ticket 1853,
Mrs. M. J. Dougherty; table linen,
ticket S03, Ava Netherland; Nazar-
eth bride, ticket 253, not taken;
handsome doll, ticket ia, Mrs.
Oatson, BAT Twenty-third street;
Knights of Columbus pillow, ticket
SO, Father Eugene Donahue, Cathe-
dral; half-dozen towels, ticket 226.
Sister Adeline, SITS. Mary and
Elizabeth Hospital; couch, ticket
IS, Dan Lehan, No. IL Engine Com
pany; oil painting, ticket 3, Edward
T. Tierney.
I Among the donations not men
toned formerly was that of fine
shoat, the gift of Julian Miller, the
City Auditor of New Albany. The
handsome automobile was awarded
to Edward tickle. of 1915 Bank
street. The church organ goes to
one who will certainly appreciate 1t,
Rev. Father William Boes, of
Pewee Valley. Harry McDevitt, of
724 South Eighth street, gets the
scholarship from the Creager Busl-
ness College. Mrs. J. j. Riley, of
Lexington, KY, carried off the
handsome shirt waist donated by the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd. Sister
Agnes Leo, of SITS. Mary and Eliza
beth Hospital, was awarded the gold
watch. Rev. Father p. M. ]. Rock.
holding ticket 242, was awarded a
lunch cloth that had been embroid-
cred by the Sisters of the Good
Shepherd. County Attorney Scott
Bullitt won a handsome black silk
dress.
/ The following awards were made
on the combination book: Miss Es-
sic Everin, 2912 Third street, brass
bed; Charles l.. Borst, 237 North
Shelby. silver toilet set; Sister M.
Madeline Nazareth, KY, handsome
rug; J.. w. Connor. 2S17 West
Chestnut, SIS In gold; Annie Murphy
511 Vine street, gold watch; Martin
~. Cusick, 525 North Twenty-firsi
street. Morris chair; Annie Evers
Twenty-first and Maple. $40 in gold
j. #. Scanlon, 65S South Twenty
third street, ton of coal; Rev. J. j
Cunniff. 1911 Rudd avenue, china
cabinet; ID. J. Coleman. Ninth and
Broadway, heating stove; ]. N
oldiges. Twenty-first and Markel
streets. dinner set.