Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-26
.FRATERNAL NIGHT
At K. {. FESTIVAL
Program This Evening to be Full
Of Interest for Large Crowd
Expected.

The festival last night under the auspic-
es oS the Daughters of Isabella and the
Knights of Columbus, for the benefit OF
the child welfare branch OF the Recon
struotion Commission of Delaware, was
brilliant and successful occasion.
Practical demonstration OF the work OF
the commission in the care OF infants,
dolls being used in the place of real live
babies. was given by local nurses who
showed how the bathing, washing and
dressing should be done.
Mayor Taylor made short address at
the opening ceremony.
Articles which had been donated We're
auctioned by George Finnan, Edward
Moore, Fred O'Toole and J. c. Dougher-
ty.
Tonight will be ''Fraternal Night" and
representatives of all local organizations.
as well,as st. Johns Court. ID. OF l., of
Penns Grove. will be in attendance. and
it will also be open tomorrow night. The
affair is being held in the house and on the
grounds of the X of c. at Tenth and West
streets.
At the novelty table last night were
Mrs. G.. NJ. Pennock, chairman, Miss
Mary c. Walsh, Miss Nan Walsh. Miss
Louise Beehan, Miss Margaret Dugan,
Miss Victorine Horty, Miss Eleanor
Fairy, Miss Margaret Doherty, Miss
Kate McClaffertv, Mrs. Shreppler.
At the fancy work table were: Mrs.
Dora Pagan, chairman; Mrs. Agnes
Schrepper, Miss Josephine Stazesky
Miss Margaret Curran, Miss Margaret
Murphy. Mrs. Anna Freeman, Miss Ann
Hackendorn, Miss Mary \. Reilly, Miss
Svnes Murphy.
AT tho cake table were: Mrs. May l..
Cain. chairman; Mrs. Alva Adams, Mrs.
Anna AIinnick, Mrs. Joanna Cassidy,
Mrs. Margaret Campbell Miss Mary
Glynn. Miss Marian McHugh. Miss
Mary Adams, Mrs. Hannah Sullivan, Mrs.
Mary Weldin, Miss Agnes Glenn, Miss
Mary McArdle.
At the candy table were: Miss Ann Me-
Claffertv. chairman: Mrs. Mary A.
Powers, Mrs Gertrude McClafferty.
Mrs. Anna McClafferty, Mrs. katherine
Robbins, Mrs. Rose Casey, Mrs. Francis
Mccartney. Miss Helen I. Casey. Miss
Madelyn Quinn. Miss Clara O'Connor.
At the ice cream table were: Miss Mary
Elizabeth Regan, chairman; Miss kathe-
rine Sweeney, Mrs. Ella Higgins, Miss
Margaret Forester, Mrs. Marguerite
Slater. Miss Mary Higgins.
AT TIE sou ufHlh bdblt Ntit. MIS-
Mary T.. Gibney. chairman; Miss Julia
Donahue, Miss Mary Loughrey, Miss
Anna Schall. Miss Ella McDonough, Miss
Elizabeth Lafferty.
At the cigar and cigarette table were:
Miss Margaret Cassidy, Miss Alice Kane,
Miss Rita Hughes. Miss Madelyn Quinn,
Miss Mary McArdle. Miss Helen Hughes,
Miss Mary Mclaughlin.
AT the child welfare booth were Miss
Mary A. Moran, K. n, chairman; Mrs.
Mary T. Tucker, Mrs Mary l.. Kane,
Miss Florence Rimlinger, Miss Catherine
Ahrens, Miss Catherine RlmlInger, Miss
Olive Hartlove, Miss katherin Burke,
Miss Teresa Moran, Miss Anna Schultz.
At the kewpie doll booth were: Miss
Mae Hughes, chairman; Mrs. Catherine
Gurkins, the Misses Agnes Wehn, Ann
Cassidy, Mary Fitzpatrick Eleanor Hughes
Catharine Fitzpatrick. Margaret Cassidy,
Helen T. Casey, Clare O'Connor, Anna
Cummings.
In charge of the fruit baskets were
Miss Frances Ward. chairman; Mrs.
Catherine O'Toole. Misses Gertrude Mes
sick, Mary Durkin Mary A. Riley, Stella
Lange, Agnes McIvor, Mrs. Frances
Talley, Miss Virginia Flanagan, Miss
Marie McGoldrick, Miss Anna Forester
and Miss Florence Ieary.