The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-01
ST. PATRICK'S FAIR,
TO OPEN IN ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On Friday, January 80, 1874.

TO OPEN IN ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Friday, January 80, 1874.
tho very attractive Tables also of the fair
Ladies who have SO kindly volunteered
their services for the occasion:
sANcTgARX SOCIETY !, ;E SABLE TABLE soo,,.v
By Mines p +. and E F. Herwis and Miss Kinsella.
ST: THEREsA's TABLE
ST PATRICK'S TABLE
By Mrs. Harris Mrs. Murphy and Mrs Houston.
By Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs E.gan.
THE HARP OF ERIN TABLE 49,
r.. BIC: md NJ: Mrs.
MoRNI 1 Sat Star Ar T FAB ki.s,,a,.,
THE HIBERNIA TABLE,
By Mrs. AoHagh, Mrs. Conway and Miss d. Kennedy.
THE CRESCENT CITY TABLE n,
BY Mrs. Dr. F0l"'n B Mei II. Gilmore AND nf' f
We know that tho friends OF 81. Patrioks Church
will pleased with the above list Of ladies who have
been selected tho honors of the coming Fair at
their respective tables The wsll-known hospitality,
sociabty beauty and talent Of these fair champions
of charity place the success Of tho under
taking beyond Q doubt, and will mako it one OF the
brilliant and enjoyable social ever
gwen in New Orleans. We are sure that their friends
anu all VINO WlBn 10 1crWaro Soou iSi'S w
their support and make the FAIR brilliant ss from
the opening to it's close
Among the friendly contests many of them already
being energeticaly canvassed notice only few
HORSE AND BUGGY, for which the Hon. Mayor
WILT and the popular District Attorney, JOHN NC
PnELIN, are the contestants. OF the interests OF
Mayor Witt Mrs Deherty OF canal street will be the
tative while Mrs j. j. Morgan will receive and
zeaousy protect the deposits for District Attorney
McPhelin.
Gen. BADGER and Mr.. JOHN O'NEIL arc also
in the fold for Patent Lover GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. That the skilful General will out maneuvre
| the favorite of Branch No. of II. B. and M A. A.
| would be difficult to decide. The contest will be a
sharp both popular and count their friends
| by the host
A splendid HORSE is also up for contest among the
| Boys" but who has thrown down the glove we are
| not as yet in position to state.
| A Lady's valuable GOLD WATCH lie also up fol
contest at St. Theresas Table. and also gents spen
did GoLD.HEADED CANE, for which Dr. Cullen and
W. j. Armstrong, Esq, have entered the lists and are
| busy on the canvass.
| st Therssa's Table has been tho recipient of
magnificent Beauty Elevated Oven Range" the gift
of D. McKendrick. 20 Magazine street. The Range
is on exhibition this gentemans store but will will
all its appurtenance be ratified at tho coming Fair
"St Alphonsus Table will likewise present quite
lively scene contest for the gents GOLD WATCE
| and CHAIN between VIM. Redmond and Patricl
| Mulan, Esq.
| A magnificent richly wrought oliver PUNCH BOWL
ia causing great excitement amoug the many friends
the three popular contestants Messrs. T. W. Conway
S. Mcnamara and II. Cassidy. Who will prove tn
| victor ia most difficult to state jail If
GRAND CONCERT
| ~ FOR THE pENKPTT oP
St. Johns Church, Dryades Street,
on SUNDAY FEBRUARY ], AT O'CLOCK P. M
UNDER
Direction of Jos. Miller, Jr., Organist,
Mr. vULLIET, of st. Alphonsns, will Load on tn
Tho Most Magnificent and Largest Organ in the Sout
, | 70 be Uaed on the Night Of the Concert.
PROGRAMME
"Gloria In Ercelsis Deo" GARNER celebrated Mas
Mira Tester, Miss Annie Lowell, Messrs Vullit
Miss Mercier Messrs. Davis and Borremans
| g. "Salve Regina" (Solo). Mercadant
, Mrs. Elliott.
"Benedictus. (Quatuor-Fa Farmers celebrated Mas
| Mrs Tessier, Miss Annie Lowell. Messrs. Davi
and Borremans.
Part Second -
nGlc-ia in Excelsis Deo" Q2th Mass) Mozar
Miss Mercer, Mrs. Pierce, Messrs. Davis an
| Krebs
g. lave Maria, (Solol. Rot siI
Mrs. Elliott.
T. Regina Terroe," tsolo and Chorus). ....G Curt
Mrs. Elliott.
Salutari6.h
Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Pierce
"Aenus Del" Farmers celebrated Mas
Miss MERCER, Mrs Pierce, Messrs Davis an
Krebs.
Tickets, sl-to be had the Door of the Church Q
tho Niobt of the Concert jals ct