The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

Of Ghsu s.glsvias shssohsssshA
Henry, Jefferson City; Holy Trinity, Third
DISTRICT, and st. Mary, Josephine street. The |
FsAr 10 held in the spscious hall Of Pioneer
EirS Company No. i, on Magazine street, near
Jefsrson City Market. At the entrance, q little |
towards tho left, stands the "Morning Star"
table, laden with various valuable articles. |
among these is the magnificent
with cut-glass shades, donated by |
Mr.. Dan. McKendrick, No. 464 Magazine street, |
Thin desirable ornament is offered for rattle at
the very low. figure of fifty cents chance. |
The people of Jefferson may never have 3
similar opportunity OF possessing such chan |
da1isr, 30 they had better "strike while the iron
Is hot" large sud excellent portrait of
Fsthsr Bogaerts is TO be found ut the May
aower.S We anticipate the fortunate possessor
Of the lucky number would not exchange st for
Q thousand dollars. Three young ladies
Misses Louisa Heffner, Annie Rohr 'and Hem
rietta Piper-are the contestants for beauti-
fnf set of jewelry. The ballotting thus far
argues alike for all. But the chief attraction
Of the Fair for the Firemen is the fine silver
trumpet. Each member of the Department is
canvassing with an assiduity only equalied by
helabors Of his opponent. At the Crescent
Bar very pretty walking-cane will be given
to that one among Aessrs. Rein, Krouberger,
'Weiss and Gassenberger, who can count upon
The greatest number Of generous friends to mid
him In securing it. The. contest between Fa-
Tiers Neithardt aud Bogaerts for the beautiful
.sanopy is beeoming very animated; Tho Fourth
District being fairly pitted against the Sixth,
win have hard work to score victory for il
favofite. The polls will close Wednesday night,
at II O'clock. 90 far, the Fair has been we'll
encouraged. and we hope this encouragement
will continue, for tho efforts of the energetic
pastor of st. Henry deserve to be appreciated
and seconded. -. q.
Sacred Concert at tie Cathedral-By y notice
elsewhere In our columns it will be seen that
this evening, at o'clock, there will be . grand
sacred concert at the Cathedral. The pro-
gramms promises o most excellent musical
feast the selection Of pieces being very choice
and tho list Of performers including tho names
of .ueh musicians a. Misses Cannon and Wag-
ner. Mesdames Zeiss-Dcnnis and Witham, and
Nessrs. Van Hufiien and Metayer. Az this
concert is given for the purpose of liquidating
debt Of gratitude and Justice to which oil
should contribute, tickets are offered for sale
at fifty cents piece
Cathedral Section of the Catholic Militant Union.
Mr.. Numa Augustin, president of this Section,
by notice in our advertising columns, calls q
meeting of oil male Catholics over the age Of
eighteen, residing in the Cathedral Parish.
The meeting is called for tomorrow (Monday)
evening, at o'clock, and will be held in the
church. Parties desiring to sign the "declara-
ton of belief" before the meeting, can do so
at the Presbytery, next to tho church
81. ,1osephs School, Christian Brothers.-The
| nuni,s Of the superior cfn,s of g. 5usePh'r
School were examined on Thursday last by
Rrother Julian one of the Professors OF the
Christian Erothers' College at Pass Christian
The Young gentlemen showed great proficiency
i and reflected great credit on their teachers
EDiplomas will be awarded to the graduates 81
Itba National Theatre, on Wednesday, June 9Th
wbar there will he publie examination.
I Fair at Carrollson.-Our readers should re
member that the Fair for the benefit of tht
cbnrch of Mater Dolorosa, the new German
Church of Carrollton is now going on in the
Hall Of the "star Hook and Ladder Com
nanv in that beautiful little suburb of thii
citv All who are able should take I
Sunday evening stroll up TO this Fair a
fhAYRDV PAooo~Ao
charity which certainly is deserving of ever!
assistance.
} Yosng MEMS Social Club.-This club com
posed of young gentlemen Of the First Dis
trict. gave an entertainment last week, whicl
r was very we'll attended by the youth am
, beauty of the city. ALI seemed to enjoy them
t selves greatly, as the young gentlemen mao
every effort to entertain their guests. Ihe'
Hall was most elegantly and appropriated
. decorated for the occasion.
Particular Council of the Society Of 81. l'ncef
Il da paul.-The members of this Council are e
> ouested to meet at this Office next Wednesda
a evening Goth inst, at a o'clock, on business
q more than ordinary Importance.
ST. .Joseph's Fair.-The lottery for the gun
donated by. Sister Agnes, for the benefit OF .
Joseph's Fair, has been drawn: TicketNo. IL
4" hsd by Miss Severina Sporl, won the prize.
q PERsoNA1.-we had the pleasure OF meetin
> I,r w, 1d,ms editor of the EatefpTl