The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-29
Bazaar at St. Patrick's
Academy Meets With
Universal Approval.
ONE MARCH II NOT
ENOUCHFOR YEAR
Drive to Retire Debt of
$1,000 in Two Weeks
Draws Crowds Nightly
to School Auditorium.

One more widely debated subtect has
been definitely settled and must be
laid away in a m . o r by the
side OF It's frayed and battered brother.
te-~it. The German Army is Irwin
chile"
There Is somethtnE new under the
sun.
tiona to this statement down the ages
must at last admit themselves con-
WINGED and turn their attention to
other still dehs table questions. They
have fought . good fight THAR argu
nsents were logical
They maintained that Jack Dempsey
was several aeors behind Cain with
bis lief. hook TO the jaw which put
brother Abel down for the CONT
They claimed. and rightly. that p,
r. Barnunt with his Rickly collection.
81 ape. and armadiilos was but puny
and belated inoitator of Father Noah,
They have YEARLY asserted that the
gathering at Versailles TO build struc-
ture of permanent peace was but the
old Tower OF Babel idea revaulped
with all his striving ingenuity. tn
dustrious wilhelm never succeeded, so
they say. tn doing anything bu. en-
iarging on ideas handed down by At
tllia, the original Hun
ST. PATRICK's nAzAAR.
Bnt ;nese arguments win avail them
naught In the light of what is being
done at Twenty sixth and Grace
streets
Every right thinking Irtshmau has
known for centuries that Omar. or
u hoover il was that Inv ontec the cal
sndar. ought to have arranged for more
than one March IT. IA tho years roll
sy. this glazing error has become ap-
parent to all peoples Of sill chimes The
Perslan poet and philosopher either
played practical joke ON those who
we're to come sar was guilty of crirs~
ina' ,exlixancA.
TGa world hae groanAd for long
under this cruel injustice. but 1t re-
raatued fer several dozen fearaeaw and
energetic ladies' of this city TO go
light ahead and have two solid weeks
e St patrick's days.
These ladies none of those nam ss
could be presented by Mile" or
Nine" laid their plans with the ut
tsaest eheeEfnlness and confidence and
every day from November ~ TO De-efn-
her is ST. pasrtck's day at the ST
ratricks Academy for Girls at Tween :
y -Eixth and Gra1e str-etr
The Sayiy- bedecked auditorium lie
open to everyone and the day" is from
$40 to IL r. n.
~ A8AH FActASf sPskt Ar A4NN LaS1 cNc y
and stands, undecided, on ths threshold
~ sta 4Scax, be- ~ greeted wssas, xesas
familiarity and an cagerness by loveiy
daughters, sons of Old Erin. and
likewise By quite = few dark aged bean
ties Of SicittMn or Venetian parent.
age.
TIVE orchestras play tnternittentiy
In a fruitiess effort TO exhaust the
dancers who vhirl around a roped an
krF t~v rf So 20
chamber.
Miss Alma l.. Pagan. the competent
president Of ST. Paarick's Charity
Bazaar, will probably take the visitor
by the arm and lead him to tho nrst
of the five boetha
Here be may reGnle hinAseh with
food or drink Chocolate cake> Pier s
Dark, fudge. fruit and other articles
OF nourishm ent are dispensed by
Mrs. Lewis r. MetxSsr. assisted by
Mrs. Phil RaGrey, Mrs Charles Eppes,
Mrs. r. Dunnavant. Mrs. John Bur
linghuff. Mrs J. Sheahy, Mrs, J. Ehee-
han and otherM-
To PAT DEBT
n hes lucky, Mas ASIeen Lord
may be the persuasive cAmpakEner
who takes his name and address and
generally gives him = golden oppor-
tuniry to help retire the $1,000 debt
OF the academy. all that remains TO
be- paid of the original cost
After eagerly awaiting himself of
this golden opportunity. the wanderer
will stray TO the booth Of the I'M
mar,llate Conception society, where
he can honestly acquire anything from
complete sock spidery handiwork
or a quarter pound OF tea. This Is
a fne place to do your Christmas
shopping
Ask Miss Lord or Miss Marie Nc
Kinley. who are joint prourtetors of
the shop. They are aided and abetted
by Mrs. r II. Mckinley. Miss Lauiie
Hirschherg. Miss Nell Lord, Mrs,
Bert Lloyd. Mrs. Charles O'Donnell.
Mrs. n. P. Lord, Mrs, J. Nissley, Miss