The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-09

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-. .. ,of an grafton, THE Progress Of soieuc,
Afs which was ably written and ~ vel, snoks,
's' Inc entertainment was cooolna.a hv an .,.u
" .nation in Commercial Lsvn ooniauc.ed h
~ sna1 very able legal gentleman, Jno. Mopheli
~ Esq. he has been lecturing upon that .ubisc
). i0f the past year, and may we'll be proud of tb
y proho'enoy displayed by Ms students. In on
20 next issue, We will notice. the exercises of th
= last evening (Friday, June 7th.)
q ee'eone Church, Algers.-we are happy t.
10 communicate few more particulars regarding
,. .o pioefess OF the new church, and the organ
T. on 81 grand Fair in it's behalf. As to
!. 'ne h'S'' one need not visit Algiers to know
whether the church will he ready far A.. go,
ing day of the Fair. The roof snla;n1,
visible from the city sde and its daily nro.
> gress clearly shows that the cont,ac,or : +,
earnest, and will soon have rendered Mi. ,,o,
tlfnl church impervious to rain. A.. ~ ~.
coming Fair, everything looks the same-s,;.
anu ~ gives rs specisf qualification to hear of
the satisfaction the good Fathers der;v. fron,
tne zeai and earnestness of which large num-
Der of ladies have already given most av;,o,.
proofs. We understand there are from sixtaen
to twenty txbles in course Of prenarnt;on 90
which We now sutjoin brief account. rha-a
will be five voting tables At the first n
charge of Miss Zulma valette and other lad;e.
a magnificent set of Altar Plate, including an
exceptionally chaste gold chalice. patsn.
cruets and stand, ETC., to be voted for betwaon
the two curates, the Rev. Fathers Gautbs,;n |
and selle. q. NJ. At tho second. in clar.a ~
the Misses CHASER, Gastel, and Lorio. a. r.,,-
able gold-headed Cane, between Drs. Rilev and
Dyer gold Pencil Case, presented bv Mrs.
CHASER, to be voted for between Maatars No
money and Whitmore. At the table in charpe
of Mrs. Jerome Hanley and other ladies'. a hand.
some ladys gold Watch, between the Misaes
Mary Jane Chaser, zulma valstte, Marv C,a.-
'ei, Emma Mooney and Jane Forester . very
vai"aofe silver Tea Service, presented by Mr..
Wm cook' to be voted for between Messrs. N.
l'!ton and E. Manning; splendidset of silver
drinking vessels, to be voted for between the
snree hre companies. At the table in charge
OF Miss Ellen Ward, finely executed war
Cross' Tor a drawing-room ornament, to be raf
nea' and new patent Stove, presented by Mrs.
Aanoney, to be voted for between four little
glris, viz: the Misses Lizzie Gastel, Alexandria
Nichols, Caroline Thompson and Ernestfue I
Aiaine' AL The table in charge of Mrs. Cor :
kllie, very handsome bronze Chandelier and
q Lot OF Ground to be ratified The refreshmeut |;
and fancy tables will be presided over by Mrs. a
Keeper and Mrs Frank Valette Miss Theresa g
Mooney, Mrs. Tilton and Mrs. Gastel; Mrs. a
oyer and Mrs. William Gerard; Mrs. Mahonev:
Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Patrick =
feiily Mrs. Pinder and Mrs. Smitky; The IL
Misses Jane Forester, Emma Mooney and Car a
ION Mrs Higgins and Miss Goemus Mrs. Cor tt
1iie; Mrs. schafer and Mrs. Bladder; Mrs. 9
harper. Passing to the entertaining mart of =,
ne fa,rs programme we feel we must place m
ofemoss shs celebrated brass band of the St, b
aary-JeHerson College, which wisI accompahS To
nat large and frst-class collegiate establish III
lent to open the Fair, on Saturday, July 6tb a.
'e nave reasons to hope that some of the n,
llenfed Young gentlemen OF the college will fe,
'aty the Algerines with proofs of their rheto- rn
cal proficiency on the opening night. The fol- OF
wing (snnday) evening Sacred Concert will nu
given, under the direction of Miss Cannon a.,
New Orleans, and among the artists will lit,
'ure Mrs. Grey, highly-accomplished canta- -
ICE from ST. James parish. La. Two other
ncerts Will be given during the Fair, the =
Shts Tor which are not as yet fixed, besides ,sis
1er entertainments. A Mr.. Snodgrass, from con,
noon VIII give readings from Charles Dick spri
Seifl, we'll known to the Algernes, will favor pare
nm with a fectnr. v;.;to.. - W. t"''l SEW
'AAa lonna
ir are promised other subjects of enjoyment. Dr.
Ice of which will be given when the arrange, upon
nss are more matured One thing should s aSn
distinctly borne in mind. namely, that every
of the eight nights, beginning July 9th and DR.. '
ing on the 14th, will offer to the patroniz- xs Saf
public something of On entertaining nature tion
luce WIG GA i'oeli, -k]ckete OF admission ever
he Fair can be obtained at the MORNING. S Sasa.i
office, l24 Carondelet street and az nS- | mend
arty's book store, Isl Camp street Ad- You .
lance to the Fair and Entertainment, with ne ne q
tickets, fifty cents. has g
miles
scued from Dro'cning.-Abont halfpast on graft
lay evening, June I'd, boy named Edward DR..
colt Warren, aged seven years, stepson of Amer
a. ~ iene"' ~ op''n street, accidentally Be-
off the wharf at the head nf 1.clsnn FoRD's
It into the river, and would have been sIck.h
med but for the assistance of Messrs, R Rsei..
ley and Brown, who promptly jumped in -
at the Iisk of their lives rescued hin