Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-28
BAZAAR OPENS TO
THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Catholics Raising Funds to Go
Toward Completing st.
Johns Cathedral-Fun and
Frolic Add Interest.

Fun, frolic and food will be the three
most important watchwords at Ba-
zaarville, the beautiful temporary city
located at SEA Idaho street, built by
the members of ST. Johns congrega-
ton to raise funds for the completion
of st. Johns cathedral. The bazaar
opened with the knights of Columbus
banquet Sunday, following the X. of
c. initiation ceremonies, and will con-
tinue until Saturday evening, May 3.
The bazaar workers are offering
splendid articles Of merchandise as
premiums in guessing contests. Lunch
will be served every day between the
hours of 1880 and 2, and dinner from
$50 to s. The menus will be pub
lished every day in the display adver
tisements of the Capital News. Spe-
cial features of entertainment will be
offered every evening and a jitney
dance will be operated from Q to IL.
THE Bon Marche," shop contain
ing beautiful articles of needlecraft,
will be conducted by Mrs. Daniel A.
Dunning, assister by Mesdames Lewis
c. Merrell. C. E. Chrisman. Ramon
Yriondo. T. J. Jones, Jess Hawley P.
C. Ray, c. T. Coughlin. Camille Rock,
A. G. Marion, A, G.. Kennard, A. A.
Higgs and Frank NJ. Wyman.
MANY ATTRACTIONS.
"Ye Old Mill Pond" where anyone
who has a nickel may fish. will be
conducted by Mrs. Stephen Parker,
assisted by Mrs. D. J., Hanley. Jose
phine Schneider will be the keeper of
the Eddystone lighthouse
A flower and doll booth will be man
aged by Mrs. James f. Bruce, who will
have as helpers Miss Lenore Wagner
and Mesdames George Cruzen, l.. B.
Griffin, Joseph Imhoff, Reilly Atkin-
son. c. J.. Barcus and Jerry German,
as well as many pretty flower girls
who will dispose OF their wares every
evening.
| A fine stock of aprons and knitted
goods will be found on the shelves OF
the Apron Shop, conducted by Mrs
Edward Brennan and Mrs. IT. o. Mott
and Mrs. c. F. Hummel. Mrs. Hum
mel will ltake orders for made-to or
der knitted articles.
The entire second floor Of the build
ing will be used for a dining room
fand entertainment hall. At the en-.
tertainment hall, beautifully decorated
| in pink roses, there will be music
dancing, dramatic entertainment. witt
ice cream and punch served during
the entertainment.
Mrs. Joseph Lawler will have charge
of the ice cream and punch. Miss
Lenore Wagner Teresa Villeneuve ant
Mary Fauth, Austin Moody, Harry
Hawley, Joe Imhoff, Willard Regain
Carroll Sellars and Tom Parker viii
serve on the entertainment hall com.
mttee.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
Every day of the week lunch will b.
served from 1880 to 2 p. m. and din.
ner from G to s p. M, with capabl,
spective days. Sunday evening. fo
the knights of Columbus banquet
Mrs. P. Nj. Davis will be chairman
and on the other days Of the weel
Mesdames Henry Knoll, c. F. Turner
c. IT. Coughlin, John d. DAILY, B. +
Wardell, B. Rafter and N. COLES.
A booth with kewpies, pillow top
and candy wheel will be conducte,
by committee of knights of Co
lumbus.
Miss Eunice Daily and Miss Helel
Ryan will conduct a beautifully fur
nished Japanese tea room.
Special entertainment features ar
arranged for each evening of the ba
zaar, with children taking an impor
tant part in the programs. A gyps
fortune telling booth will be a DRAWN
card with young and old. 1t will b
conducted by Mrs. A. Tyler, who fore
told beautiful and talented wives an
brave and gallant husbands for man
members of the congregation at tn
ST. Johns summer festival. Wit
Mrs. Tyler there will be a band c
strolling gypsies, whose knowledge c
future events Is said to be uncanny.