St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-07
SALTWATER NEWS.
The Catholic Fair Closes Successfully
The Fortunate Ones.
Deliberate Standardization OF Of
hcers--Various Items.
The CathOIfS Fai-

The fair which has just closed and which
was held in the roller skating rink for the
benefit of the new home for the Sisters of st.
Joseph was most successful one, when the
state of the financial market is considered.
The place in which the fair was held was
admirably suited for the purpose and did
much towards the success. Fathers Muir
ply and Gaughan were on hand early and
late, while the ladies who assisted worked
with a will and they deserve the thanks of
St Michael's parish for their self-denial
Late yesterday afternoon the last of the
prizes were drawn, the dollar-ticket arti-
cles being the last. Subjoined is list of
the articles drawn, the names of the sue
ceSSful ones and the numbers of the tickets.
DOLLAR TICKET DRAWING.
No. 4S2, piano cover. Mr.. j. V. Rowan;
$40, table cover. Joseph Wolf, 442; set of
Mrs. James Elliott; 745, log cabin quilt,
John +. Kelly; 474, Brussels rug, Sylvester
Burrows; 1047, child's dress. John Rohne:
422. lamp, Mrs. John McCarty; 1893, berry
dish, William Luke; 1915; fruit dish, John
RhOne; 1882, water pitcher, w. J. Dyer;
ESQ, bangle board, Mrs. McEsachery; 619,
embroidered tidy, Henry Harvey; 923, pair
towels, Mr.. Austin, st. Paul; 1858, goblet
and preserve dish, j. F. Kelly: 1882, lace
tidy, Geo. VI. SeymOndS; II, velvet frame
and sauce plates, Owen Hughes; 261, set
glass dishes, J. F. Kitty; S14, lace tidy,
Clifton Bennett; 146, two vases, John Ross;
500, cake stand, VIM. VI. Sennett; 1908,
glass dishes. A. BrOthertOn; III, Irvine
tidy, John Hanley; 1889, pair vases, Mr.. j.
c. O'GOrman.
YOUNG LADIES' TABLES.
Mol, stocking bag. Mrs. C.. Walsh; 81 cake
plate and jelly dish, Robert Davis; II, blue
satin wall banner, William McNaughtOn;
80, pair of slippers, William McNaughton;
%, napkin ring, Mrs. James Paine; Is,
velvet wall banner, w. r. Lehmicke; z,
hand-painted fan, j. I. Mackey; Sc, hand
painted panel, Joseph Hawley; IS, marble
top table, Dennis Haherty; silver cake baS-
ket, Jerome DeragiSch; %, hand-painted
PLAGUE, Joseph ellis; 6, doll, Geneour
McDennott; 5, KenSingtOn tidy, Mrs. E.
WEIGH; IS, bangle board, John Z. McCaw-
ley; 9, plush mirror. John Egan; 223, en-
broidered chair, Robert McGeary; 176.
pair of vases, Amos Boyd;
21, hand-painted satchel, Mary Shortall;
81, KenSingtOn tidy, Mrs. James Irvine;
ii, picture, Mrs. COnroy; 13, chenelle
guitar, Allie DeragiSch; 35, organ cover,
Joseph Day; lit. crayon picture, Alice Nc
Pike; 76, case of birds, Gideon Lafurga;
as. table scarf, hand painted, NJ. p Walsh;
IL. kensington painted pin cushion, Tom
Burke; %, embroidered dress, Rosy Jesse;
80, embroidered pin cushion, Mrs. w. S.
Conrad; 9, sofa pillow, Mrs. J. GOwan;
6, hand-painted guitar, Isaac Aky; 60, oil
painting, Christian Martyr, Willie DOna-
hoe.
MARINE LADIES' TABLE.
No. &c, water lilies, hand painted, d. r.
Chavest; Z, plush mirror, Z. Goodman;
40, teapot, Mrs. II. c. White;
10S, gents slippers, Fred Shattuck; %, gold
embroidered cushion, John Smith; 1O2,
painted cushion, Kate LAWYER; 81, gold pen
and penholder, Ed Boyle; "a, wine set,
Rev. Father Gaughan; los, sofa pillow,
Mrs. A. Bean; 10, perfume case, Joseph
Wolf; 126, large doll, John Mcclure; 203,
canary bird and cage, Nellie Long; SO.
hanging lamp, Gen. Deragisch; 20, picket
castor, Mrs. Anna Kane; "a, China tea set,
NJ. Whalen; 131, embroidered pin cushion,
Phene Chisholm; 200, silver castor, Holy
Angels academy, Minneapolis; %, doll in
White, Mrs. Strong; H, toilet set, John
Bergeron; %, perfume case, Mrs. Strong.
In the voting there We're only two of the
articles that were brought to a finish. The
ship ST. CrOiX was voted to Alexander
Deragisch and the large plush chair TO Mrs.
Strong. The most popular young ladyand the
homeliest man events did not come on. A
goOdly sum has been raised to give a start
TO the new institute, and no doubt the work
on 1t will begin at an early day.