New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
on. PATKICk's FAIR.
TO OPEN IN ODD FELLOWS UALa
On Friday, January 80. 1874.

The following is the Programme of the Fair. both
of tho very attractive tables. alto OF the fair
iadies who nave so kindly volunteered theis ser
sices for the occasion:
SANCTUARY SOCIETY TABLE,
presided over by TIE officers of the Sanctuary
Society.
THE PRESIDENTS TABLE,
BY Mines. p. f. ard 4. F. Herwig and Mss Ki.se.fas
ST. TaERESA'S TABLE,
by Mrs. F,nnegan.
ST. PATRICKS TABLE.
BY Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Houstone
ST. ALPHOESUS TABLE,
By Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs Eagars
THE HARP OF ERIN TABLE,
By Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs Rice, Mrs. Morgan. Mrs.
Hogan, Mrs. McCluskey and Mrs. stronge
MORNING STAR TABLE,
BY Mrs. Wilcox, Miss Byrne and Miss Richardson
THE HIBERNIA TABLE,
by Mrs. McHugh, Mrs. Conway and Miss D. Kennedy
THE CRESCENT CITY TABLE.
BY Mrs. DR.. Folwell. Mrs. T. Gilmore and Mrs. Dr..
Brickell.
We know that the friends of St. patrck's Church
will be pleased with the above list of ladies', who
have been selected TO do the hOnors eff the coming
i'ar at their respective tables The well known
hospitality, socability. beauty and talent of these
fair chan pOns in the canse of charity, place the
success of the undertake & beyend doubt, and
will make il one of the most brilliant and enjOyas
BILE social entertainments ever gwen iii New Or.
ieans We are sure that their friends, aud all who
wish to forward good works. will rally to their
support. and max. the Fair a brilliant fe.e from
the opening to its close.
Among the friendly contests many Of them
already being euergetically canvas ed.
tice only a few. A HORSE AND BUGGY for which
the Hon. Mayor Witt and tie popular District
Attorney: John McPhein, are the contestants
General Badger and MI John O Neil are also in
the field for Patent Lever GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. That the sti illul General will outmaneu.
vre the favorite of Branch No. Ct Hibsrnian Be.
fcult to decide. The contest will b. sharp one,
as both popular, and count tL.ir friends by the
'host.
splendid HORSE 's also up for contest among
the "boys" "but who has thrown down the glove
we are not as yet In a position In nCs1 to state.
contest at St. Theresa's table, End also gentle
mans splendid GOLD HEADED CANE, for which
DIR. CULLEN and W. J. ARMS TRONG, ESQ. have
entered the lists, and are busy on the canvass.
st. Theresa's Table has been the recipient Of a
magnificent BEAUTY kLEvATED OvBN-RANGB,"
street The Range" is on exhibition at this gen
tleman's store. but will, with all its appur-
tenances. be ratified at the coming Fair.
St. Alphonsus' Table will likewise present quite
an exciting scene in the contest for the gentle
mans valuable GOLD WATCH and CHAIN, TOR
LEN, EsoS.. will employ ali their might.
A magnificent richly wrought SILVER PUNCH
BOWL is causing great excitement among the
Messrs ". Conway S. Mcnamara, and II. Cassidy.
Who will prove the victor is most difficult to
state.
At the "Hibernia' the excitement will be none
the less intense in the contest for the spleLd ddly
wrought GENTLEMHN'S GOLD CHAIN, for which.
Or. MONETTE and W. JOHNSON, Esq. are testing
their friendly prOwess
The ladies' who were kind enough to volunteer
their service for tables the coming Fair for the
benefit of st. Patrick's Church, are requested to
meet in the Society Hall. adj lining the pastoral
residence. at 5 p. M. jail t3o