The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

:. RICHARD TAYLOR .............2d E.
E. RANDALL L. GIBsoN....-.......Sd
Mr. SAMUEL SMITH. Treasurer.
GENERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
C. H. SlscOmb, S. L. james, JnO. Orchard
VIM. III. Owen, Jos. Ellison, ]. E. Austin,
B. F. Eshelman, Thos. c. Rerndon.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
John Orchard, Chairman.
John F. Butts, Marshall J. Smith.
Delegations from Benevolent Associations in
Charge of Games and Amusements.
LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY FOR SEWING
WOMEN.
Mrs. C. q. slocOmb. President.
Mrs. C. Clark, Miss Ida Sloconb
CHRIST CHURCH BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
7. l. Dix, Chairman.
c. E. Leverich, Il. A. Clinch.
WASHINGTON BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
B. F. Eshslman, Chairman.
Abrsm l. Leverich, George w. Dupre.
SOUTHERN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.
General J. B. Hood, Chairman,
Gen D. H. Maury, Mr.. B N. Harrod, Mrs. II. W. Conner
Mrs. Wm. j. Mclean, Mrs s. E. Sterling
MECHANICS AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
l. N. MARKS, Chairman.
C. H. slOcomb, G. A. Breaux.
BISHOP POLK BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Mrs. G. Kauslsr, President.
Mrs. j. Phillips, Mrs. c. Waldo
CHILDREN's HOME OF PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Mrs George S. Lacey, President
Mrs. Mary z Randall, Mrs. Alfred Kearny.
LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF LOUISE.
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Mrs. G. NJ. Frtehsrd President
Mrs Theo Shute Mrs Carl KOhu.
DELEGATIONS FROM BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS
IN CHARGE OF ALL REFRESHMENTS.
Mrs. V. Capdeville, President.
Mrs S. BLANC, Vice President.
Mrs. Msspero, Treasurer.
ST MARYs BOYS ASYLUM.
Mr. j. Pemberton, Mr.. L. Mflaudon Mr.. E. Bermudes,
Mrs. ] G. bingham, Mrs. G. R. BEARD, Mrs A. Mott.
HOUSE OF GOOD SHEPHERD.
Mr.. C. LATTE. Chairman.
Mr.. A. Chspels, Mr. A. Robert, Mrs. P. Forstan,
Mrs. E. Blanc, Mrs. BOzonier.
ST. JoSEPH's NoTRE DAME ASYLUM.
Mr. NJ B. Brady Mr. s. Buck, Mr.. shumaker,
Mrs. NJ. B. Brady, Mrs. H. Krschof
ST. vINCENT's INFANT ASYLUM.
Mr. Alfred Phillips Mr. C. de FERRET, Mr.. Paul Capdeve.
Mrs De Many Mrs. P. Msrsondet, MrsATBeauregard
A NJ L S E NJ + n Il S:
First Day. May 10th
l-GRAND OVERTURE, 81 o'clock p N at Race Stand
| 2-MULE RACE, O'Clock NJ.
s-CRICKET CoNTEST-Fied.
4-ARCHERY and OROQUET-Fie'd
| 5-CONCERT and DANCING-octagonal Building.
| 6-GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. SP.M.
gecord Day, May goth.
| l-GRAND ovERTURE-as above.
| 2-HURDLE RACE.
S-BASE BALL
4-ARCHERY and CROQUET.
| 5-GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT DANCING and
| DRAMATIC EXPERIMENTATION Buildg.
6-GBAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
| Third Day, May 21st-Children's Day.
| I-GRAND ovERTURE-as shove.
| 2-EXHIBITIOE BOY RIDERS-in Arena.
s-RAQUETTE-by Eighty Young Gentlemen.
| i-FIREMEN'S CONTEST FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
| 5-ARCHERY and CROQUET.
| 6-PRoMENADE CONCERT and Chldren's MAY BALL.
| 7-FIREWORKS.
Fourth Day, May &c
GRAND ovERTURE-as above.
| STEEPLE CHASE.
BASE BALL.
ARCHERY and CROQUET
| DRAMATIC PERFoRMANOE-ln Oetagonal Building
| CONCERT and DANCING.
FIRE WORKS.
| Fifth and Lost Day, May e3-TOurnament
| Day.
| GRAND OvERTURE-as above.
| GRAND TOURNAMENT
Coronation Of Queen Of Love and Beauty and Maids
Of Honor" and Presentation Of Prizesln Arena.
| BASE BALL, Etc.
GRAND TOURNAMENT BALL.
Various Amusenents not enumerated above viii take
| place during each day.
Refreshments 10 be had at all times during the Festival
| GEORGE w. DUPRE,
| Secretary Association.