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4 lthe orphans BY q ating a Bible stand
The5s statue Of ST. Aloysius, the pat
q 4 ron ofs youth, IS to be voted to the most
popular school.
7 Mr.. Allen, of Holy Rosary parish, is
in charge of the wheel Of fortune. He
is an adept at his business.
.sMrs. O'Toole'' may be trihe back
ward about giving her maiden name,
4 but she is daisy cook nevertheless.
The best dinner in the city can be se-
cured each day at Harmonic hall dur
lug the Catholic Orphans Fair for 35c.
The two beautiful cakes on the Holy
Rosary candy table have been donated
by VIM. Regan and III. F. Lillibridge
4 Co.
\ Skoll & Rob;tshek have presented
a boys suit which can be seen at the
Rosary table Of the Immaculate Con-
caption.
4 Don't forget to buy a buttonhole bou-
Quet from Miss Mollie Athey, and she
will bestow sweet smile upon you in
to the bargain.
i The Rosary society has donated a
| gold watch for which Miss Hoyt and
Miss Noonan are soliciting votes. Sup
port your favorite candidate.
1 With Frank Conway-.at the VIM
dow and William Collins at the
door, tickets are dealt out and taken in
with all-around accuracy.
The chamber set to the most popular
lady in st. Stephens parish is an ele-
CANT piece Of furniture. Mrs. Murphy
and Mrs. King are running for it.
Mrs. Labrashe superjntends the fancy
table of st. Clotilde parish. The sill
yer water set to be voted to the most
popular member of tho G. A. socie-
ties of the cityis donated by this parish
and the vote is placed at ten cents.
The ladies presiding at the table of
the Young Ladies' Sodality of the In
maculate Conception are the Misses
Lille Prendergast, Annie Prendergast,
Katie Owens, Mary Moran, Katie
Hayes, Abbie Leahy and Maggie Curtin.
The quartette of young ladies who
stand behind the candy table of the st.
Anthony parish, is composed of Miss
Rosie Hoy, Miss Sadie Fewer, Miss
Mamie Kennedy and Miss Tillie
Hughes. Don't forget to give them a
cali.
Miss Bridget Flynn is an indefatig-
able worker for the orphans. She is in
charge Of the St. Anthony table, and
will be glad to show you the paisley
shawl, the elegant dinner castor, China
set and other articles that adorn her
table.
The beautiful Oil painting On the
fancy table Of st. Stephens parish is
the work of boy artist. The Misses
Higgins are in charge of the table, and
will give you the boys's name and any
other information you desire for the
benefit of the fair.
Mrs. Emond and Mrs. Chas. Paquet
have charge of Father Dagnault's
fancy table. The most costly and ele-
CANT article on their table is a French
clock of artistic workm anship donated
by their generous pastor. There is also
fine gold watch to be voted to Jhe
most popular young lady.
The fine steel engraving entitled De
fance" is donated by MIR. Zesbaugn
and the China set by Mcdonald Bros.
The water set is presented by Dickin-
sons 99c bazar, and the silver set is to
go to the Rev. James McG olrick. Wy
man, Mullen & Co. have donated costly
blankets to this table.
Mrs. John McAllister presides with
becoming grace and dignity at the Holy |
Rosary table. The valuable gold watch
for which Miss Louise Tilllsch and
Miss Nellie Redmond are contestants
will be shown you by Mrs. McAll1ster.
There are other useful and ornamental
articles on her table worth examining.
The voting for governor at the Or
phans' fair was quite exciting last
night. P.J. Maher ascended the platform
and sulogized McGill, while d. nj.
Guertin expatiated upon the noble
qualities of DR.. Ames, whom he styled
the ''poor mans FRIEND" AT the close
of the polls A1cGill led Ames by rs
votes.-Pioneer Press.
Miss Maggie McCarron, Miss Kate
McC Carron. Miss Lizzie Connolly, Miss
Mary Ryan, Miss Mary Prendergast,
Miss Mary Hogan, Miss Mollie Ma
honey and Miss Julia Murphy are the