Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-13
JAM Irish BAZAAR
ON first NIGHT
Mayor Price Formally Opens
Function For Relief
of Sufferers
PLENTY OF FUN FOR
FRIENDS OF CAUSE

The Irish Relief Fund Bazaar open
ed in Turn Hall. at Eighth and French
streets last evening, and, If the at
tendance and business done on the
nrst night can be considered as an
indication. the week viii produce the
most successful affair of this kind
ever held in this city. Matthew Lally
oresided at the opening ceremonies
and briefly explained the nature and
extent OF The work which II was hoped
90 accomplish, and then introduced
MAYOR Price. who formally opened
the bazaar by strong appeal for the
active assistance Of Wilmington ia plo
effort to relieve the distress that mas
oome upon the destitute irish IN lneH
little isle across the water.
Following tho formal openins' une
Irish Piper Band, of New YORK con-
cnsIvely proved that they could plihs
real music out Of their queeriooAlhg
haas with spouts sticking OUT az
around them Then, IN response 70
the mayors direction for the peopie 70
loosen up" business began Win
rush. ,.,,, aoo.
GRATED, and around the SIDES ana ~,
the centre are arranged a series OF
booths for the sale or iancy Articles
ana goods of an kinds and serve as
hiding-places for innumeraple youne
Girls and bows, who bounce upon the
,,nvva,-v passer-by who has nickles
IN his pocket and separate them one
tror, the other. When the boys and
yirig-particularly the glrls-get
through with you, you'll have a hand
ful of paddles and chances ana olher
goods. and the girl has retreated into
her hiding place TO count over the
handful of niclxles and dimes she has
obtained from you.
The booths show the efforts OF ex-
fremelv tasty decorations and blending
Of colors. The tables and those who
are presiding over them, are as fol-
lows. -,
Ladies of st. Patricl-Airs. Neal
Kelley Mrs. James Curran, Mrs. Thomas
Farly. Mrs. James O'Keefe, Mrs. Isabella
C,orrioan. Mrs. Frank Sweeney, Mrs.
Helen Grady. Mrs. Louis Weldon ana
Mrs. Frank Lewis.
Ladies' Of St. Paul-Nlrs Thomas
ra1ler Mrs. Katie Loughery, Mrs. John
n Dolan. Miss Margaret O'Ntal, Mrs
Mamie Shannon, Miss Belle Meaiey
Mis-. katherine Mealey, Miss Catherine
sullivan. Miss Helen Long, Miss Oeceha
Frazer and Miss Hannah harkns'
Ladies OF New Castle-Nlrs. Archu
Watson. Mrs. derry lobin, Miss Manu-
Hand and Miss Rosie Toner.
prian Boru-Niiss Mary Ially. Mis-
Katherine Mcdowell, Miss 'hathenn
NcDermott Miss Marguerite Mc1ci
mott, Miss Nora Taggart, Miss Lol
TrQQart, Miss Pauline Aschenbach ant
Miss Grace Aiken.
ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. Mrs
Mary Daley. ms Cecilia Ierney, Mrs
Mary AIelchoir Miss Grace 1eisler
Mrs. John O'Connor, Mrs. Daniel
Kilroy. Mrs Maggie McCairon, Mrs
Amelia German and Miss Mary Monroe
Philo Celtic Club-Alrs. A. Stuart
Rulenan, Miss Sadie Shields, Mrs Mary
Creiner, Miss Sarah Burlles, Miss Helen
Burlxes Miss Gene Mooney. Mrs. Rose
Carr and Miss Katherine Henry.
Ladies' Of st. Elizabeth's-Alrs James
Sweeney. Mrs. james O'Donnel, Miss
Mary Mallory and Mrs. William Buck
ley.
German BOoth--Miss Lola Stoeckle,
Miss Greta Stoeclle. Mrs Harry Ne
her. Miss Viola Steiger, Mrs. Herman
Walters. Mrs Rose Yetter, Mrs. Frank
Finck Mrs. Thomas Connolly, Miss
Alice Neher. Miss Regina Neher Mas
Pauline Detling and Miss Nina Oct
ling.
Emmett Club-Miss Katherine Nc.
Loughery. Mss Francis McGoldriclS
Miss Mary McGoldrick, Miss Ann Me
Goldrick, William II. Elwee. Franz
Lanley and William Loughrey, Jr.
Knights Of Columbus--Mss MAJ
Cerst'nhurg Miss Elizabeth Mulroon
ey. Miss Katherine Keely, Miss Jen
ME Black, Miss Mary Ford. Mr.. AM
Mrs. A. J. Mulrooney.
Ladies' Of st. Alary's-Mrs. Mimi
Donohue. Mrs Martha Kane. Mrs. Pat