Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-12
THE ORPHANS FAIR.
ever Eight Thousand Doilars Re-
alfxed ~ the Ladies.

ever Eight Thousand Dollars Re-
affixed ~ the Ladies.
The following is statement OF the re-
caipts and disbursements of the Orphans
Fair, held last November, at Armory |
hall. The delay in giving this state |
ment is caused by not having the re-
turns of the tickets:
Orphans' Appeal Booth-Mrs. V. Ponet,
Miss M. McGrath, assisted by Misses |
0irnoret, Matfeld, Coyle, O'Kane, Phil |
lipeon, Rifle and Laughton; 81, ,l39 80.
Lunch Tahle-Mesdames Watson, j.
Wolfskill, Misses R. and s. Dominguez,
Mrs. Jesurum, Mrs. Maxwell, the Misses
Carson, assisted by Mrs. A. Crowley, B
Flaherty and Mrs. Soule, Miss Nappie
OMAHA, Mrs. v. Gutsch; 81 1886 90.
Candy Table-Mrs. K. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Phelan, Mrs. Quinn, assisted by Mlsseee
Cummings, ]. Quirolo, M. Mead and
Nash $736 65.
Sodaiity Table-Misses E. Meyer, M.
SANFORD, Nj. and M. Etchemendy. as
sisted by Mrs. Worrall, Mrs. McNally
and the Misses Ballade; $705.75.
Grab Bag-Miss E. Childs, Mesdames
DR.. de Zsigethy, DIR. Stewart, DR.. Aims
worth. Hon. s. M. White, Christian,
Miss Briggs and Mrs. Burke; $443. rs.
Turkish Bootb-Mesdsmes j. j. Schal-
lert and DR.. Kannon, Miss A. Wilson,
Mesdames Dupuy, Laughton, J. Alton,
Mics Todd; 1913.
Russian Booth-Mesdames G. T.
Stamm, @. Geddes, Belle Jewett
Holmes, Miss Walters; 1884 55.
Grecian Booth-Mrs. Reeve, Misses
6. Reeve, Spilane, A. Fortman, Horri
gan, Captain, III. Lindenfeld and Nc
Carthy; $258 S5.
Prize Wheel-Mrs. D. Desmond ant
daughters and Mrs Chambers; $243 GO
Japanese Booth-Mrs. Bradbury anC
daughters, assisted by the Misses De
Vale; $166.25.
Variety Table-Mrs. Steere, assisted
by Mrs. Stamps; $3.50.
Fish Pond-Mrs. Chalmers, Misses
Lindenfeld; $3.50.
Ice Cream-Mrs. W. H. Workman
Mrs. Andrew Mullen ard daughters, Mrs
E. Mullen, including a donation from
Mrs. w. II. Workman of $25, and Sc
from Mrs. Cobel; $780,
Soda Fountain = Mrs. McMenomy
Mrs. Lopez and Mrs. McCafrey, Misses
JO,Kane and G. Manning; sl44 6S.
Dinner Set-Mrs. Mckinley, Mrs
Misses Tracy, Bell, Brown and Mary
Mckinley, etc.. $14S.35.
Hat Stand-Miss King and Mrs.
Brown; $3.50.
Kane Booth-Mrs. N. Mcdonald Mrs
Simpson; $50.
Necromancy Booth-Miss Michigan
Mrs. j. Workman ard daughters; $50. 10
PostofHce = The Misses Maloney
$41.30.
Flower Booth-Mrs. Cummings, as.
sisted by Misses Warren, Williams, Min.
ME Cummings, E. Starr and Lazaro
vitsch; $40 %.
Shell Basket-Mrs. Flores; 500 25.
Gold Ring-Donated and ratified by
Miss L. Denker; $24.
The Shetland Pony; $287. This was
the gift of Miss May Ethel, little daugh
ter OF d. F. Donegan, who gave up hei
pet to aid in building home for the or
phans.
Door receipts, 1913 so.
Cash donations, $207 65.
Total, IS 479 81; expenses, $346.42
net, SO, 1873 So.
The amount realized on the elegan
bookcase and desk. given by Mr.. A. Nc
Nally, is included in the Orphans Ap
peal Booth.
The prizes uncalled for are at tn
Sisters school, Alameda street, and ar
as follows: Lace spread and shams
HsnGs HS S h AaRgsps M ANo III g4 oil smofn 9aR
jacket, No. 119; sofa pillow, No. 1854
large doll, (Mme. Cleveland), No. "a
silver water set, No. 1877; China placques
No. So; beautiful painting (Ecce Homo)
No. 95; elegant hall chair, No. 12l
superb French doll (plays on mandolin)
No. 1876; silk umbrella, No. 66, won by
George M. Martin, Santa Fe; driving
whip, No. 4.
Although grateful memories are
treasured up in the Orphans Appeal
published during the fair, and record
is therein made of the many who left
nothing undone to have the fair a sue
cess, financially as we'll as socially, ths
Sisters state that they are happy tc
tender their hearty thanks to the friends
OF the orphans, regretting that mentor
cannot be made individually. A Difficult
task would it be to particularize wher,
all are deserving of praise, but thei
deeds of charity are counted, one by one
q silent witness has marked then
worthy of a reward eternal. The Sister,
are especially indebted to the press fol
favorable notices and very appropriate
announcements. Special thanks are
given to the Los Angeles Gas and Ice
Companies for their generous supplies
and also to the Hibernian society for the
loan of flags.