Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-27
THE CATHOLIC FAIR.
The Opening NfGht-The Booths a
Their KeeDers.

Their Keepers.
In the Armory Hall last night COM
meneed the grand Catholic Fair for the
benefit of the New Church of the Sacred
Heart in East Los Angeles. There was
not quite as large an attendance as could
have been desired, though this was doubt
less due to the counter attractions of
Madame Modjeska and the Charity Ball
at Turnverein Hall. There were enough
on hand, however, to make the meeting
a very joyous one, and the evening
was very happily passed by
those who had the good fortune
to be present. The fair in itself ia of the
usual kind, with pretty faces peeping out
from gally-bedecked booths and q gener-
al air of gaiety betokening enjoyment in
every quarter. A well selected orchestra
solaced the solitary visitor and happily
filled in the intervals between the even
ing's entertainments, affording at the
end kind of promenade concert that
must be experienced to be duly appre-
ciated. In the galleries is to be found q
well assorted department stocked with
refreshments of the more solid sort
and here each day - for the
fair lasts week will be
served lunch between the hours of IL
and 2, while snack and a cup of coffee
can be obtained at all times while tho
hall is open. Although all of the booths
but one were in full swing last night, the
finishing touches had not been made, but
to-day everything will be fixed up end
the festivities at their height. The fol-
lowing is list of the various booth to-
gether with the names of the ladies in
charge and their assistants:
Gypsy Booth-Mrs. DR.. Ramon, Miss
II. Lindenfeldt, Miss R. Happ, Miss Il.
Reeves, Miss Newhall, Miss Lulu Far
rell. Miss Clancy, Miss Motfeid.
Prize Wheel-The Misses M, F. and
M. Philipson, Miss Mansfield, Mrs. Mar
tin.
Fancy Booth-Miss NJ. Meade, Miss
s. Mills, Miss 1. Mills, Miss Vignes.
Fish Pond-Miss Mary GrotEinger.
Mrs. M. o. Grorzinger, Miss Mary Col
Inns, Miss Emma Van Hook, Miss Min
ME Christopher, Miss Ida Ward, Miss
Mary Mohan, Mrs. Maggie Hayes, Mrs.
Joey Hayes.
Postofice-M F. II. SWEET, Mrs. T.
H. Murphy, Mrs. G. G. Del, Miss Ward,
Miss CLARK, Miss Hayes, Mr.. J. E. Del.
Hat Stand-The Misses Crowley, the
Misses Dolant.
Ice Cream-Mr. N. Mcdonald, Mrs.
John Kenealy, Miss Lizzie Cleveland,
Miss Lille Crawford, Miss Agnes Will
son, Miss Gussie Redman, Mrs. J. H.
Simpson.
Fancy Booth No. Mrs. @. s. Murphy.
Mrs. James Hanley. Miss Apple, Miss
Flo Stow.
Candy Booth = Mrs. K. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. J. E. Hughes, Miss NJ Mallory,
Miss M. e. Mallory, Miss M. O'Leary,
Miss A. O'Leary, Miss NJ. Tracey, Miss
N. Tracey.
Grab Box-Mrs. " Ponet, Mrs. J. M.
Wc-.e!!, Mra. Mrs McKerrow. Miss Fin
layson, Miss Gorden.
A Naval Booth-Mrs. j. g. Menomy,
Miss Ger Stone, Miss Brossart, Miss
Brossart, Miss Marie Booth. &
Rainbow Soda Palace-Miss Mullen,
Miss McGrath, Miss Alice Mullen, Mrs.
Captain, Mrs. Ganahl, Mrs. Schilling.
Lunch Department-Mrs. Geo. Straub,
Mrs. M. Chesney, Mrs. Sherman and
others.
The entertainment last night was prin-
cipally of musical nature, owing to the
fact of is being the opening night, but
toward the close of the evening grand
march was very successfully given under
the able leadership of Mr.. Joseph Mes
mer. The doors will be thrown open at
III o'clock this morning, and will remain
80 until about the same hour in the
evening.