The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-04-28
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machine to Miss B. Kelly. The set of chin
was won by ticket 81, which was held by Mis-
Mary J. Jennings.
Hibernian Retreat Table.-,The following
are the names of those who won prizes at THU
table. The silver-mounted bat and silver bal
were won by the Hope B. B. G. The American
stove, donated by P. McCabe, Esq, was VOL
by Miss Kate Owens. The sewing machine
was won by Miss Mary Ferry; the Emerald
Pin, by A. Kinsella; the pair of statues, by
Rev. Father Beecher,; the silver pitcher, by
Miss Crane the rocking chair, by Kate Doran;
the silver pitcher, 2, by Pauline Bernard; the
beautiful parlor vases, by James Monahan
the silver gong, by John Donohoe; one pair
CATERS, by Miss Annie Gilmore; the beautiful
ladies' morning robe, donated last year by Mrs.
DR.. Warren Stone, was was by ticket No. n |;
the range donated by John Douglas, ESQ, will
|be kept over, as few of the tickets were sold.
The holders will please keep their tickets.
At the Home Table" presided over by Mrs.
Berkery and Mrs. J. Mcintyre, ably assisted
by Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Hart.
ticket No. l4l drew the prize of $3.50 in gold.
Mr. Thomas O'Nein being the winner, has
generously donated it to Father Smith. L.
Murtagh won the splendid Bucks Brilliant
Stove, donated by Mr.. h. Halter. The follow
ing are the lucky numbers for prizes which
have not been called for yet: No. 315 the gold
watch; No. As the beautiful gold chain, and
No. 221\ the desk. The ladies of the above
following gentlemen for their generous con-
Fributions: Mr.. John Douglas, Mr.. H. Haller,
(Iessrs. Mcintyre s. Apologize, and Mr.. j.
Reynolds; also to the Washington Exchange,
Pir. Parle's Saloon and Mr. s. Munroe.
At the Morning Star table to Miss Mary
lane Ferguson was awarded the Singer Sewing
|iachine, she having received 647 votes, the
Fotes for her four opponents amounting, in the
aggregate, to s74. The bolt of Irish linen was
Fon by ticket No. 2O7, the meerschaum pipe
BY No. 60, which was held by MT. McCarty,
he pictures of Sts. Peter and Paul by No. 81, |
ind the pair of china pitchers by Mrs. McCor-
back. No. 81 won the Lives Of the Bishops," |
b two volumes, which may be had on applica-
ion at the presbytery, next to the church. |
At st. Joseph's Table, No 2, No. 213 won the
lock, and to Miss Addie McCoard was warded |
be beautiful silver set
The grand prize at the Hibernia Restaurant
Fas awarded to Miss Annie Murphy.
st. Patrick's Table.-The watch and chain
ere were won by No. Iva B. the $50 in gold by
T. the quilt by MOI.
The parishioners of st. Joseph and the Rev.
Fergy are loud in their praises of the police in
tendance at the Fair. They performed their
pity SO we'll and with SO much satisfaction to I,
\ concerned as to leave nothing better in
bis respect to be desired. Mr. Michael Walsh,
|ho, according to the system now in vogue, [
Rrries the number 80 on his breast, and who
las specially detailed by Capt. Badger for I
|rvlce inside the Hall, by his urbanity, pa I
ence and frmness, won the applause and ad-
ration of all. If promotion depended upon :
vote of the parishioners of st. Joseph, we
Pnid feel safe in promising him the support of >
[ery man, woman and child in that parish,
pa, indeed, of all visitors from other parishes.
tdthoHc Militant Uuion Of the Ctoss.-St. AL h
onsus Hall, the largest in the city, was It
led Sunday night last for the purpose of in 81
bling the officers of the C. NJ. U. C. The v
lies were present in large numbers in an h
|er to the call of their pastor, to hear ex- d.
Fined to them the object of the society, pre- L
atory to organizing the ladies' section. The
w. pastor of the parish, Father Duffy, in his hi
Eal torcible and unmistakable manner, de- Fl
led the condition of the Church, deserted OF
all the governments of Europe, and opposed be
|non-Catholic society generally, which has to
aplned against the foundation of Christian Je
Eety, the divinity of Jesus Christ, the in wi
ability of the marriage tie, and the right ez
Fhe parent to educate his child in his own La
2 10 support the Holy Father, and to OPP In
/ all societies and combinations antagonis- he
70 the Supreme Pontiff and Catholic civil
On was the object of the Catholic Militant DO
|On' and for this purpose he called upon t FOL
|nen, women and children in st. Alphonsus ms
81 to enroll their names as members, and wa VIZ
eeds show their faith before all men. At ha
conclusion of the address, which was re- thu
|ed with the greatest enthusiasm, the Rev. ia v'
er announced the names of the officers wa
Plnted by His Grace the Archbishop, saving it !
the holding of the first regular meeting f SS
the installation of the officers upon this acc
the feast of the Patronage of st. joseph, pot
patron of the Universal Church, was a cD,
happy beginning which was sure to bring Ma
the society the blessing of God The ma
dent, Mr.. David Flanery, being introduced LnS