Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-24
PROGRAMME.
Fer the Picnic Of the hibernian Mutual
Relief Society on the 18th Of May.

After the adjournment Of the meeting
of the Hibernian Mutual Relief Society,
the Committee of management were
called to order by their Chairman, Mr..
John League. The following proceedings
were had: VIM. Welsh was appointed
Secretary. 1t was resolved 70 have a Pic
mic on the 18th day of May. The Secrs-
tary was authorized to notify the absent
members of the Committee of their ap-
pointments. 1t was ordered that five
thousand tickets, in the form of tags, be
printed, and that the price of admission
be fifty cents. Mr.. James Reilly wa ap-
pointed a committee of q to have the
tickets printed. The Chair appointed the
following Committee to procure a park
and have tables erected in the same:
James Piners, ]. Fealey and Thos. Casey;
Committee on music, VIM. Welsh, NJ.
Gavin, and P. J. Mulvihill, Gate Keepers;
Patrick Dalton. Edward Tighe and John
o. GOrmOn Committee for the purchase Of
all articles for the ladies' tables; James
Martin, VIM. Dean, Hugh Ferrin, Com
mittee on refreshments, cigars, etc. VIM.
Welsh, James Piners and Thos. p. Bren-
ner, Committee on beer, glassware and
cutlery; j. Fealey, P. L. Mitchell and
Thos. Really, Committee on transporta-
ton, and collection of articles for the
Picnic, and to select a depot, John Lilly,
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mittee on Ice, Drinking Water, La
Dor, etc, VIM. Dean, James Reilly and
2. L. Mitchell.
The following gentlemen we're appoint
cd dispensers of the invigorator for the
day: ]. Powers, John Mclaughlin,
Hugh Ferrin, James O'Neil, ThOs. p.
BrannOn, ThOs. English, Dan Breen, NJ.
Whalen, Arthur Dryer and Michael
Haley.
Mr.. Peter HanIey was appointed to
take charge Of the shooting gallery.
Committee on Ice Cream and Necessary
Articles, etc.-ThOs. Conway ana ThOs.
Kealy.
Committee on Swings aud Games-Jas.
Reilly, James Powers, ]. Fsally, Thos.
Casey and P. J. Mulvihill.
James Martin and p. J. Mulvihill were
appointed a Committee to attend to the
Ladies Tables.
Committee to procure a car and four
horses n accommodations for thirty
two young ladies representing the thirty
two counties OF Ireland, with the Maid Of
Erin and Goddess of LIBERTY. Fealey,
VIM. Welsh, James Reilly and Thomas
Casey.
Committee to Invite the Emmett
Guards-James Reilly, P. L. Mitchell
and ThOs. Casey.
The following named gentlemen were
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Colonel NJ. Magevney, Jr., Vim. Welsh,
James Reilly, VIM. Dean, ThOs. Casey
and z. J. MulvihilI.
1t was resolved that the Chairman re-
quest our lady friends TO attend to the ia
bles.
It was resolved to have three tables
n for confectionery, n for ice cream,
lemonade and soda, and one for substan-
tails.
1t was resolved that each member of
the committee wear a green and white
r~osette.
1t was resolved that the members meet
at their Hall, at h~alf-past eight o'clock
am, on the 18th day Of May, and form in
procession at nine O'Clock, precisely, and
march, with music, to the picnic
grounds.
1t was resolved to have a car drawn by
four horses, with thirty-two misses and a
Maid of Erin, and Goddess of Liberty.
It was ordered that the Secretary invite
all kindred:societies to join us in process
sion on that day, and that the Secretary
present the clergy, officers of all kindred
societies, and also the representatives Of
the Press with complimentary tickets.
The Chair appointed the following gem
tlemen Marshals for the day: Colonel NJ.
Magevney, jr., James Powers, Thomas p.
Brennan and James O'Neil.
Messrs. James Hough, Michael Lynch,
Robert Good and Owen Reilly, were ap-
pointed Banner Bearers for the day.
ResOIUed, That the Committee tender
the Secretary a vote of thanks.
Adopted unanimously.
The meeting adjourned until May I'd.
WM. WELSH, Secretary.
MEMPHIS, April 10, 1870.