New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-28
CT. PATKICk'S FAIR.
TO OPEN IN ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Friday, January 30, 1874.

On Friday, January 30, 1874.
She following is the Programme Of the Fair. both
e::he very attractive tables. as also Of the :ai,
;adies who haze so kindly volunteered shsis ser
vSees yos the oceasorn
SANCTUARY SOCIETY TABLE.
ssssSe8 Ovsy Iy the officers OF the Sane:aafy
Society
THE PRESIDENTS TABLE.
Sy sines. 2. F. al E. F. Herwig and Miss X!;se.'a
ST. THERESA:S TABLE.
Sy Mrs. F'snegan.
ST. PATRiCK'S TABLE.
Gy Sys. sIa.ris. Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. jfoas:on.
ST. ALPHONSUS TABLE.
~ aIrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. EagaAs
THE HARP OF ERIN TABLE.
gy Yrs. Mansfield. Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Morgans
sIORNING STAR TABLE.
~ y.a NScox. Miss Byrne and Miss Richardson
THE HIBERNIA TABLE.
~ f,s. McIiugh. Mrs. Conway and Miss D. Kennedy.
THE CRESCENT CITY TABLE.
~ Mrs. Or. FolwellS Mrs. +. Gilmore and Mrs. py.
Sye know that :be friends of st. Patrick's Chrrch
viii be pleased with the absye list of ladies. who
have been selected to do the Donors Of the coming
Fair their respective tables. The well known
Hospitality socability. beauty and talent of these
fair chan piops in the cause of charity place tb,
success of the undertake. beyend doubt, and
~io make it one of the most brilliant and enjoya.
Bile social entertainments ever given i'll New Or
seans. We are that their friends, and all who
sSish 20 forward good works, will rally to their
support and make the Fair brilliant fete from
Che opening to its close.
Among the friendly contests, many of them
already being enerEetically canyassed = we can no.
H ~or few and the 0T src
Attorney. John McPheiin, are the contestants
General Badger and Mr.. John ONeil are also in
fse field for Patent Lever GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. That the skillful General will Outmaneu
sre the favoIite Of Branch No. of Hibernian Be.
tcult to decide. The contest will be a sharp one
IS heslssTe popvlaToind count their friends by the
epieh6idHORSE is also up for contest among
she "boys but who has thrown down the glove
"e ere noe as yet in position , .3,st to state
contest at st. Thercsa's table and alsa a gentle
man. splendid GOLD HEADED CANE for which
entered the lists and are busy on the canvass.
Theresas TaSls sv has Sesp the oTr recipient & Of
She gifs of J. McKENDRICK, No. 464 Magazine
smeet. sYheS Range is exhibition at this gen.
tsmalss store, but will with all its appur.
Ssnances; be fahled at the coming Fairi
St Alphonsus' Table will likewise present quite
an exciting scene in the costest FOR the gentle
ehch WILLIAM REDMOND and PATRICK MuL.
2hNoF FSQS., will employ all their might.
magnificent richly wrought SILVER PUNCH
$oNL is causing great excitement among the
sany friends of the three popular contestants, viz
Messrs W. Conway, s. Mcnamara and II. Cassidy.
Who will prove the victor is moss difficult to
state,
Al The "Hihernias the excitement WILT be none
Sine Jess intense in the contest for the speu didly
Wrought GENTLEMEN'S GOLD CHAIN, for which
Sf. MoNhTTE and w. JOHNSON. Esq. are testing
Sher friendly prowess
The ladies' who were kind enough to volunteer
Sher service for tables the coming Fair, for the
benefit OF St. Patricks Church, requested TO
sneet in the society Hall, adj ming the pastoral
residence at p NJ. ia11 t30