New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-29
N. PATKICk'S FAIR.
TO OPEN IN ODD FELLOWS BALL,
On Friday, January 30, 1874.

The following is the Programme of the Fair, betl
ladies' who have SO kindly volunteered thsir ser
wees for the occasion:
SANCTUARY SOCIETY TABLE,
| Presided over by the officers of the Sanctuary
THE PRESIDENTS TABLE
By Mines p F. ar d E. p. Herwig and Miss KiDsella
ST THERESA'S TABLE.
By Mrs. Flnnegan.
ST. PATRICK'S TABLE,
Bv Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Houstea.
ST ALPHONsUs TABLE,
fp Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Eagss
THE HARP OF ERIN TABLE.
By Mrs. Sansfeld. Mrs Rice. Mrs. Morgaas
MORNING STAR TABLE.
r We R Sscax. Miss Byrne and Miss Richardson
SHB HIBERNIA TABLE.
B, Sss. sHcffugh, Mrs Conway and Miss o. Remedy
THE CRESCENT CITY TABLE.
b %ss Pr Fofwell, Mrs 7. Gilmore and Mrs. DR.
we know ssae She friends of st. Patrick's Church
will be pleased with the abave list of ladies', who
have been select, TO do the honors OF the coming
Fair az their respective tables. The well Known
hospitality soeiabity. beauty and talent of these
fair han pons i'll tue cause of charity, place the
success "f the undertaking & beyond a doubt. and
will make il one of the brilliant and enjOya-
BILE social entertainments ever given III New Or
LEANS We thai their friends, and all who
wish to forward good works. will rally to their
support. and make the Fair q brilliant tete from
the opening to its close.
Among the friendly contests, many of them
Ftce only a few A aORSE AND BUGGY for which
| the Hou. Mayor Witt and the popular District
attorney John McPhelin, are the on'estants
| General Badger and Mr.. John ONeil are also in
the field for a Patent Lever GOLD WATCH AND
'SHAIN That the shillful General will outmaneu-
rre the favoriie of Branch No OF HibeTnian Be Be-
|kcult to decide. The contest will be sharp one,
rs both are popular and count their friends by the
| A splendid HORSE is also up for contest among
3he boys but who has thrown down the glove
ee are not as We: in position 10 state.
| A lady's valuable GOLD WATCH is also up for
contest az st. Tberesa's table, and alse gentle
mans splendid GOLD HkADED CANE, for which
|bR- CULLEN and W. j. ARMSTRONG, ESQ, have
| ST. Theresa's Tabl. has been the recipient OF a
nag nitcent BEAUTY kLEVATED OVbN.RANGE,"
he gift of D. McKENDRICK, No 464 Magazine
treet The Range" is on exhibition at this gen
lemans store but will with all its appur-
enauc ces. be rafHed at the coming Fair.l
ST. AlphOnsus Table will likewise present quite
"a exciting scene in the costest for the gentle
mans valuable GOLD WATCH and CHAIN f0r
hich WILLIAM REDMOND and PATRICK Null
vkN, ESQS.. will employ all their might.
A magnificent richly wrought SILVER PUNCH
BOWL is causing great excitement among the
bany friends OF the three popular contestants, VIZ
Hessrs W, Conway, =. Mcnamara, and II. Cassidy.
no wel prage the victor is most difficult to
Iatsss "fIiberniss' the excitement will be none
he less intense in the contest tor the splel ddly
kroSIght GENTL rMES'S GOLD CHAIN, for winch
D. MONkTTE and W. JOHNSON, Esq. are testing
bee friendly prowess.
III The adie. who were kind enough TO volunteer
hef sexvi6 for tables at the coming Fair for the
kuett os ut, Patrick's Church, are requested to
eeet in tha Society Hall, adj lining the pastoral
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