Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-30
bAzAARv|LLE NOW
SOME BUSY PLACE"
Efforts of st. Johns Congrega.
ton to Raise Funds for the
New Cathedral Proving Very
Successful.

BaZaarviile, the magic city at S24
idaho street, where men and woman
OF st. Johns cathedral congregation
and Boiseites generally are striving to
raise funds to assist in the completion,
OF st. Johns cathedral, is. in the
language of the street, some busy
place"
Inc dining-room, where reasonably
priced meals are served at the lunch
ana dinner hours, has at times been
crowded to congestion. Extra tables
Fave been provided and the patrons
are being handled nicely now.
At the flower and French doll booth
Mrs. James l.. Bruce, Mrs. Reilly At
kinson and others, with the assistance
of corps of flower girls are doing
herculean tasks to help increase the
cathedral building fund Today Elsie
Sidenfaden, Rose Regain Helen Black :
niger and Evelyn Jones will furnish
lads and laddies with boutonieres and
c0fsage bouquets which are q joy to
the eye. Mrs. Bruce wants everyone to
have a set of the French twins, An
nette and Rintintin. If you haven't
seen them, you've missed something.
SPANISH WOMEN HELP.
Among the women of Spanish birth
or ancestry who are helping with the
Spanish features of the dining-room
today are Sonora Ramon Yriondo, Mrs.
George Fl. Wyman. Sonora Lucia Lo-
pei and Sonora Elena Formula. To-
morrow the recipes for the Spanish
dishes served today will be published
in the Capital News. Sonora Yriondo
has promised to tell the publicity COM
mittee all about them.
Sonora Pillar Echevarria Pappadakes,
an expert in art embroidery, has made
a beautiful dresser scarf Of French
embroidery for the bazaar. 1t may be
seen at the country store and post
office booth.
MIS-. n. j. Eden, one of the pro-
prietors of the Apron Shop, said
Business yesterday was fine and our
shop is rolling up shekels for the
building fund, but we still have many
beautiful as well as useful aprons on
our shelves, as we'll as other merchan-
disc, some of which may be won in
guessing games"
ToNIGHT'S PROGRAM.
Tonight at $50 st. Teresas Glee
club and talented musicians will give
the Following program in the entertain
ment hall on the second floor of the
bazaar, after which dancing will be
enjoyed by the guests of the bazaar:
Chorus, st. Teresa's Glee club; vo-
cal duet, Mary Baxter, Hermina Ca
ron: vocal solo dynes), Miss Mary
Shurtz; vocal trio (Thomas- Salter)
Misses Paula Gramkow, Ethel Fen
wick, Hermina Caron; vocal duet
Neuland), Misses Ethel Fenwick,
Mary Baxter; vocal solo (Mawson,
Marks), Miss Rosa Bayer; vocal duet
tGloNer), Misses Paula and Erna
Gramkow; quartette Cumming ac-
compartment; Nevin). Misses Bayer,
Baxter, Fenwick, Caron; vocal solo
Penn), Miss Paula Gramkow; Sex
tette Foster), Misses Gertrude Red
mond. Laura Lloyd, Margaret Kimmel,
Hermina Caron, Mabel Shrum, Mildred
Say. The accompanies of the evening
are Misses Elizabeth Clark. Pauline
Thomas, Catherine Rock and Cath
crime Payne.
Murray Buchanan, a former marine
corps man. Is having much success
operating a bazaarette at which boxes
of candy may be had as premiums. He
is assisted by Leslie Hayford, and
both vie with each other in seeing
which may hawk the wares loudest
and add coin of the realm to the build
ing fund.