The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-18
HOLY FAMILY FAIR
A Big Harvest of Sheke1s
Being Collected For a
Leading Union Hill
Church.

The fair given by the young ladies o.
the Holy Family Church, Union Hill
promises to be grand success. An IN
usually large crowd attended last even
ing and the young ladies were very sue
cessful in securing chances The prin
cipal table of the fair is that of the Altal
Society. Il is in charge Of Mesdamei
| Wetzel, Hirt. Pfund and Yung. assisted
by Misses Josie Hirt and Elizabeth Wet
eel. On the table are exhibited a beauti
ful gold mounted table, doll, antique
vases and several other articles of value
all of which were the gifts of the follow
ing donors:-J. Klein, Z. Bosse, r. Pfund
9. Withreich. William Gulden, S. Her
zog and p Henzi
On table No. 2, which is known as
"Grannie's Table, barrels OF -four and
orders for tons OF coal are the features
The ladies responsible Tor the manage
ment of this table are Mother Denning
Mrs. Singer, Mrs. p. Denning and Mrs
Wick, assisted by the Misses I. Singer
Caroline Denning and Mary Syfel. The
articles of this table were donated by J.
Steinhoff, G. 2. Schnueriger, W. Gulden
@. Denzer, Il. Lampe, United States
Clothing Company, Mrs. DeBloi5, s.
Herzog. r. Palmer, A. Holthansen. j.
Geyer, ]. Ross. G. Wittreich. 7. Lawtor
and j. Herbold.
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Hornin, Prenz, Engeln and Leber. The
principal articles at this table are Q
silver tea set, vases and dolls. the gifts Of
G. Holthansen, e. Ridley & Sons, Pail
sade Bottling Co., E. Schneider & Sons
and the sisters of St. Mary's Hospital.
Table No. Is In charge Of Mesdames
Denblein, link. Makerer. Sailing
Josie Sailing. Among the attractions are
dinner sets, barrel of apples, tons Of
coal, silver butter dish and number Of
pictures.
No. s., Rosary Society table. presided
over by Mrs. Happier and Mrs. Stichler
This table is filed with silver ware
quilts, clocks, blankets and dolls
Table No. Sis under the supervision oil
Mesdames Hauek, Stiehler, Rehni. Naas
and r. Won Atzingen with Mary and
Louisa Hauck, and Annie Rehm as assist.
ants. This liable with its brilliantly colored
glassware and tea sets affords pleasant
sight for visitors.
The "Pink" booth, or table No. z, is the
prettiesJ table of the fair and the young
ladies in charge Of 1t show admirable taste
in displaying their goods. Miss Lizzie
Wetzel is at the head of the managers and
is ably assisted by Lena Vogt, 4. Helbig
Annie Barth, Katie Helbig, M. Rebus
and L. WehlaD. Among the attractions
are crazy guilt, dinner set and beauti-
ful sofa cushion.
Table No. s is in charge of Mesdames
Miller. Gunther, Kallert, Deders and Ger
lock; assistants, G. Stutzenberger and
Fanny Bostwick This table draws the
attention of every visitor by its beautiful
model of three masted schooner made
by Mr.. M. Schmidt. and handsome dol
and carriage, the gift of Mrs Givernaud,
of Homestead.
The refreshment room is in charge OF
Mrs. Fetzet, who boasts OF her delicacies
Tiir shootizs sssiirTy a5 III the hands .: .:
st. George's Is military company, connected
with The church.
The young ladies in charge of the fai,
deserve special credit for their untirins
efforts to make the fair grand success