The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-10
CATHEDRAL CLUB
BAZAAR OPENED
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR or CATHED-
RAJ MEMS CLUB or ST. MARY's
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
PARISH OPENED LAST NIGHT
YOUNG WOMEN IN CHARGE.

The auditorium Of the Cathedral
club connected with st. Mary's ca
thedraI was a busy place last night
from 7 to II o'clock.> It was the OPEN
ing Of q three nights bazaar for the
benefit of the Cathedral club.
h hall was tastefully decorated in
red, white and blue streamers. The
different booths were very attractive
in their many lights and holiday Geo.
orations. The young ladies In charge
were kept quite. busy during the even,
ing. .
The first booth on the right of the
hall Is the fancy work booth and is
presided over by Miss Dorsey, assisted
by Misses Keough, Hartney, .Traut-
man, C~osgrove, Tierney, Oman, Pat
ton. Mullick and Elliott. There is a
splendid collection of fancy work to
attract h ladies who are in search
Of a dainty Christmas present for a
friend.
The next booth is the doll booth,
the principal attraction for the little
misses and their mothers. 1t would
be hard to find a more varied COL
lection of exqusitely daintily dressed
dolls than Miss Isaac and her assist
ants offer for sale. The dresses of one
OF the dolls is an exact cop Of the
wedding gown Of Mrs. Jessie Wilson
70 40. Luz uOL was dTCSSSu dUu pre-
scented by Miss Eileen Sullivan. Miss
Isaac Is assisted by Misses Feeley,
Tyler, Driscoll and Chilson. The young
ladies have about 100 dolls still left in
their collection.
The next booth is one which attracts
America of all ages-the candy booth.
Here one finds all kinds of most deli
cious homemade and fancy candies.
Miss Mary G. Flynn has charge of the
booth n is ably assisted by Misses
Mayme Kennedy, Morris and Palmer.
At the next booth the careful house
wife and h youthful miss will find
something useful and beautiful too.
The apron booth, presided over by
Miss Matilda Gull, assisted by Miss
es McCarten, Delmore, Coleman, Del
more, Denis, Sullivan. and O'Brien, is
ready to supply anything in its special
line.
The handkerchief and .necktie booth
Is the next visited and it presents a
collection of articles and tints varied
enough to suit the most fastidious
freshman, sophomore or senior taste.
Miss Margaret Healy, assisted by
Misses Stubs, Hurley, Sullivan, Al
cox n May McSullivan, are ready TO
supply anyone's wants no matter
what they nay be.
When one gets tired admiring the
different booths and their respective
"dA co dAGd L1lS d111udLSQ scene IN the
large hall, n can find RESI- and re-
freshment in the small hall where
Miss Feiereison and a corps of very
able assistants are ready to supply
ones want One will have to decide
the natural in~clinations of the inner
man for three fancy national inns are
ready to. cater to ~everybody's wants.
Ireland is there in it's never-failing
green. Holland is there with it's
quaint old windmills and blue Zuyder
ices. and, Of course. the grandest and
most attractive of all, the red, while
and blue.
Passing under the sign, Erin go
Bragh', one will find Misses Clifford,
Foy. Ford, Cosgrove, Sullivan, and
Donnelly ready to give a cup Of tea
or coffee and some cake. which will
make one feel that mother is presid-
ing where the good things come from,
and the visitor carries away a little
Irish flag as a souvenir.
Should the taste fancy a more
soothing draught than tea or coffee,
pass into the Dutch room and the
Misses Kelly, Waters, Driscoll, and
Cosgriff are ready to serve a hot cup
Of delicious. chocolate.
All very delicious indeed. but one
can't cave without a sample of the
national dish and all its concomitants.
In the American, room the Misses
IL P14yB LulAg WCNOILl1Chs ELOIdu,
Beebo, and ~Jorgenson are only too
anxious to have n sample some of
the best ice cream and cake to be
found in Fargo.
.. The bazaar will run tonight and to-
morrow night. Quite a number visit
ed the hall last evening, but Father
Egan and the young ladies in charge
look for a packed house tonight and
night. The children from
the Sacred Heart academy will visit
the bazaar this afternoon.
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