CATHOLIC BAZAAR.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10119, 29 October 1917, Page 5

CATHOLIC BAZAAR.

For months past, the ladies of the Catholic Church have been assiduously workings raising funds and preparing goods for their monster bazaar, which is to be opened in Fuller's flail tonight. From an early hour this morning a large hand of workers were busy erecting the stalls and decorating the largo hall, and the general effect, is most pleasing. The stalls, which will be in charge of the lady workers, are all commodious and well stocked, while the various schemes of colour adopted arc most artistic and harmonious. A large stage has been erected at the back centre of the hall, and this, too, has been tastefully decorated, while at the rear of this, the lea rooms are situated, and dainty refreshments will be obtainable at any time. The bazaar will be opened io-niu'ht by Mr J. A. Nash, and later a musical programme will be given, the contributors being Mrs (' I'. Nash, .Miss llanlon, Pvt. Kearney, Messrs Rownter, and Woollet, while games and competitions will lill in the intervals. Thi> stalls arc in charge of the following ladies:- v , Jumble Stall: Mrs J. A. Nash. Fancy Stall: Mesdamets W. Strang anil Goring Johnston. Sweets Stall: Mis-- Butler. Flower Stall: Mcsdamcs Mahoii, A. J. Palmer and Clifford, Art Stall: Mcsdamcs McGrath. McDonnell, Pope, and O'Connor Tobacco Stall: Misses Scanlon, Ilodgin? (3). Pascal (2), and Juhnston. St.. Vincent do Paul Stall: Mcsdamcs U 1' Nash R .L Leydon. Waddy, and Brown. Produce Stall: "Mcsdamcs Mickey and Kavanagh. ~ , Tea Booms: Mcsdamcs Broad and Lrasfc. French Stall: Miss Yardlcy. Stage Uccorjtions: Miss llesketh. The' arrangements have been capaliiy carried out by Mr C. McGrath. while Mr llownrth has had charge of erecting the stalls