Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12
ORPHANS FAIR.
ut Results in a Handsome Profit
for the Society.

ut Results in a HandsOme Profit
for the Society.
Following is statement of the re-
ceipts and disbursements of the Orphans
Fair recently held at the Armory Hall:
Lunch Table-Meslames V. Ponet. f.
McDougall, P. S. O'Rilly, Ferguson, Nc
Donald, Straub, Stone, Schenck, Mccall.
frey, Le Jenne, Rowland, Hammond and
iced, Misses Gonden, A. Crowley, E.
Flaherty, Wilson, D. Madden, Fogerty,
Le Jenne, s., ,180.75.
Sodality Booth-Misses M. Etchemsn
dy, M. Sanford, L. Meyer, Ordoque,
Philipson, L. Sanchez, Mesdames Wor
rel, j. del Vale de Foster, Rodriguez,
Fitzgerald, $1,10O.
New England Booth-Mesdames Mes
mer, Murietta, Worthington, assisted py
Mesdames Vignolo, McMenomy and
Miss Vignes, 1913.
Campaign Booth-Mesdames J. G.
Kays, w. H. Workman, G. Geddes, as
sisted by Misses Weinschenk, Lyons,
Murray, Dangerfeld, 5000.
Ice-Cream-Misses Dominguez and
Carson, $500.
Fish Mesdames Chalmer and
Moore, Misses Meade, Ward, Fox, Pals
ley and Curtis, $3l2.05.
Prize Wheel-Mrs. Desmond and
daughters, $303.20.
Grab. box-Mrs. Million, assisted by
Misses Decker and Cowper, $296.3O.
Ice Palace-Misses M. Mullen, A.
Mullen, NJ. McGrath, M. Captain,
Ganahl, Laughton, $269.
Variety Booth-Mesdames Bilderraip,
Cummings, Biscailuz, Estudillo, Y.
Bilderrain, assisted by Misses Warren,
Flores, L. Meade, E. Starr and McFar-
land, $500 SO.
Gypsy Camp-Mesdames Kenealy,
Ksnnon, Misses Hspp, Reese, A. Rod
man, G. Ryan, Lindenfeld, $254.2O.
Japanese Booth-Mrs. Bradberry and
daughters, $102 80.
Candy-Mesdames Quinn and Nelzen,
$96 70.
Hat-stand-Misses King and Ander-
son, $50.
Flowers-Mrs. Christian and Mrs.
Miles, 1875.
Postoffice-M Misses O'Kane, Douns,
Wall, McManus, $23.25,
Doof C receiPts. .....-................"$ S63 &c &c
Total. ........................ .$7,564 10
Expenses Observation-Disclosures. 600 90
Net proceeds ........ .$6,9O4 15
From the above statement it may be
seen how earnestly the friends of the
orphans have laboIed for the success of
the fair, their strenuous efforts having
obtained result beyondal expectations.
The Sisters express their gratitude for
the untiring exertions of the ladies in
charge of the different booths, as we'll as
the excellent and timely organizations of
the committee of gentlemen who sacri-
feed their time and business to secure
their object.
Especial thanks are due to the press
for their very liberal and creditable an
nouncements. To Signorina Marchetti
and Signor Ranki. To Professor Fisher
and Professor A. G.. Gardner, to General
FL. H. Boyce, Mr.. j. Hitch and to "Na-
tive Sons" having contributed to make
the Fair pleasant and enjoyable. To all
in the city and country who have kindly
and literally given money, refreshments
and fancy articles, words are inadequate
to express suitable thanks, but recording
angels have counted their deeds of char
ity. The prizes uncalled for are at the
Sisters, corner Macy and Alameda streets.
Table cover, No. "a; Angora rug, Nc.
140; fancy rug, No. 80; plush lambre-
quin, No. 147; gold cane, No. 2O7; oil
painting, Mrs. Laura Lack Kore, resi-
dence 1888 South Olive street; fancy ta-
BILE, No. 7S; doll, No. % satin quilt, No.
Is; portrait of Bishop Nora, No. $780,"