St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-10
ST. MICHAEL's CHURCH FAIR.
An Elegant Display in the Booths-A
Generous Attendance-The
Voting List

st. Michaels church fair, which opened or
Monday evening, has so far been well attended
and very successful, the ladies making very
handsome exhibition of their handiwork therein.
This and tomorrow evening Father Gal
lagher and his worthy parish except 6
large attendance from this side OF
the river, free buses running from
bridge square and returning from O'Clock to
IL 80 each evening.
The three elegant booths, two candy stands,
the wheel of fortune and main fair, are in the
church chapel, while a sumptuous refreshment
room has been improvised out of the church
vestry.
The booth of Mrs. McFetridge is very richly
laden with elegant articles, very conspicuous
among which is q splendid quilt, while a real,
genuine, blackthorn walking stick is suspended
in front of it.
The Rosary table, presided over by Miss Mary
Sweeney, has upon it a wealth of fancy toilet ar
ticles, ladies' needle work, engravings, etc., to
tempt the purchaser.
The Sodality table. presided over by bevy of
young ladies, was charmingly and tastefully or
namented, and besides perfect storm of beauti-
full articles of needlework thereon contained the
beautiful hand painted plush toilet set presented
for the occasion by the sisters of st. Joseph 6
academy.
THE VOTING LIST.
On the three fair tables were also displayed a
large number of articles to be disposed of by bal
lot which exercises will probably be very lively
this and tomorrow evenings. We give the list
and the contesting candidates as follows:
soDALTTY TABLE.
Mrs. John Hanley, Mrs. Shanahan, Mrs. Hugeny.
Autograph album: Aggie Valley z, Louisa
Rolean II Mamie Butler s.
Best looking baby, infant shawl: o'Gorman,
Gould, Shay, O'Brien, McClosky, Winnie,
Gillespie, O'Connell.
For the most popular young man, a gold
headed cane: Thomas Tracy, rs; Jerry Sullivan,
P. Moriarity, NJ. e. Melady, Joe Cullen, / NJ.
O'Rourke, John keenan,.
For the most popular little girl: Mary Ellen
Tracy, Mamie Griffin, Jennie La GRANGE.
For the most popular young lady, hand painted
plush toilet set Miss Griffin, Miss Ran, Miss r.
Sweeney, Annie Sullivan, Mollie Hickey, Tina
Bruggeman, Annie Mcdonald.
For most popular boy, pair of skates: Willie
O'Leary, Tommy Stanley, Eddie Doherty,
Jamesey Phillips, Eddie Finerty.
For the most popular butcher, an elegagant
gold meat saw pin: Geo. E. Kent n =. Rebholtz,
James King
For the handsomest Young man, gold ring
Mr.. Carlow, Joe Whitwen.
ROSARY TABLE.
For the most popular young girl. doll: Katie
Dufour, 30; Mary Harley, Is; Katie Dyer, Katie
Birch, Winnie Goodman.
For the handsomest young lady, pair of brace
let's Miss Murphy, 6; Nellie Wilde, 5; Maggie
Seymour, Bridget Foley.
For the most popular young lady, gold watch
Mary O'Brien, IS, Katie O'Keefe, Nellie Fitz
gerald.
For the most popular housekeeper; Mrs. A. NJ
Doherty, Mrs. Maher, Mrs. Tobst, Mrs. Michaud
For the most popular young lady, pickle
castor; Mary Allie, Katie Enright, Nellie Nugert
For the most popular boy, suit of clothes
Willie Burke, Jerry Mccarthy, oney Mulady.
MRS. McFETRIDGE's TABLE.
For the most popular housekeeper, silk Quilt
Mesdames Morrison, Walsh. Iverson, Trodden.
For the most popular little GIRL doll; Marl
Morgan, Maggie Rudy, Jennie Bryant, Lulu
Fontain, Josephine Blackel.
For the most popular candidate for alderman,
a gold headed cane; j. c. Mccarthy, st. Peter
p. r. Mcdonald, John Honahan, Michael Foley,
Anthony Yoerg. Jr.
For the most popular policeman, silver star
VIM. O'Keefe, VIM. McFelridge, j. A. Sullivan
Chas. Roleau, NJ. Calvin.
For the most popular Irishman in the Sixth
ward or any other part of the city, "the darling
old stick:'' P. R. Mcdonald, VIM. Hickey, NJ. j.
Bell, John Muley, j. c. Mccarthy, Senior.