The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-25
TOUCHED WITH BEAUTY.

TOUCHED WITH BEAUTY.
The ladies who worked so earnestly for
the success of the garden festival have or
namented the booths, touched them with
beauty and are waiting for the morning to
open them. Charles Croker donated $50,
as, according to State law, he could do moth
ing in the way Of reducing street-car fares
for children to the gardens.
Juvenile games and athletic sports will be
the drawing cards for children during the
days, and to make this still more sure of
success baseball match between the
Boys and Girls Aid Society will be given.
L. v Merle stated that he would furnish
Father Crowley's wards with a pretty uni
form, free of charge.
An enterprlsing photographer WAS given
permission to open temporary gallery in
the gardens. lie will give one-fourih of his
receipts TO the general fund
A handsome chair will be up for election
the GubematOrial chair-and voting will be
for Colonel Markham and Mayor Pond at 10
cents VOTE The most popular candidate
will be presented with the hair. A sod of
turf from new Tipperary Town will also be
voted for.
The Finance Committee reported receipts
at the meeting OF 1854, and for tickets SIC.
A. B. Mcguire was elected Master OF Cere-
monies.
GRATIFYING GENEROSITY.
The General Committee made report,
and among other things it was stated that
the committee had great reason to congrat-
ulate itself on the success of everything SO
far, and the prospects. The generosity of
ladies, merchants and many citizens is most
gratifying.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
attend the festival in body on Friday even
Ing, about 500 strong.
Votes of thanks were rendered Z. Lynch
for providing a carriage and four horses to
convey band through the city advertising
the event, and to A. Il. Morrison for his
kindnesssand lberality.
The ladies OF the different parishes who
Will constitute the festival hOstesses are:
Mission Parish-Flower and fancy booths {:
Mrs; John O'Neil, Mrs. o. Z. Brady, Mrs. j. j..
McKi,non. Mrs X. NJ Lawlorr, Mrs J. F. sulIi-
Fogarly. Mrs. Nj. Lynch, Mrs. Mary Murray.
Miss Ortmann, Miss N. Nj. sullivan. Miss <.
ST. Charles Borromeo- Fancy booth: Mrs. I. r.
Zimmerman. Ars Barron, Mrs. Z. Lamburtn,
Mrs. p. Cullen, Mrs. Cunningham, Miss L.
NynDe, Miss A. Donohue, Miss Lizzie Orr Mrs
j. Ryan. ''. -''''-'' w. ''- .
ST. Paups-soda fountain and fancy booth:
Mrs. William S. Chandler, Mrs. Lawrence Taafe,
Mrs. James McGinty Mrs. j. j. Lyons, Miss X
Howard. Miss Summers, Miss Holland, Miss
Flanagan, Miss Sullivan, Miss Lynn.
ST. JosepRs-lce cream: Mrs. ). M. Lem
bari, Mrs. I. Donohue, Miss S. McCloskey, Mrs.
McG lffiD, Miss E. Lenhart.
81 Johns-Fish pond and grab-bo Miss A.
Fancy, Miss julia Reed, Mrs. Edward Hill, Miss
ODea.
ST. PetersE-Canoy stand: Miss Rose Sparks,
Miss Lizzie Dwyer. Miss S. McArdle, Miss e.
ST. Patrick's-Refreshment table: Mrs. John
X. Morton, Miss Annie Sullivan, Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. e. McDevitt, Mrs. NJ. Ryan, Miss L. Nc.
Dewitt, Miss A. D0wney. Miss Hayes.
THE COMMITTEES.
The gentlemen comprising the various
Committees of Arrangements are as foIIows :.
President, Daniel g. Nealon; Vice. President,
T. j. Thomas; Treasurer. j. Deasy; Financial
Secretary. T. Moloy; Corresponding Secretary,
+. j. Kane.
OBrlen, T. J. Thomas and Rev. d. o. Crowley.
Llterary-A. b. Mcguire. James r. Reilly.
Frank Gonkln, Frank +: Hughes, Nj. F. Don.
Merle, j. +. Sullivan and J. B. Mcintyre.
,Arrangements-T. T. Riordan, j. Deasy, P.
Moloy. Judge D. J. Murphy, Maurice Fiizgib-
bons, y. Il. bann s, Robert Gardner, J. II.
O'NeI, b. d. Casey, David Z. Costello. John John
Kenny, Joseph b. Kane, Francis Shirley. John
Grace and b. Bradley.
Music-Frank Conkln, P. F. Dupdop. George
Rice, 1. X. Zimmerman, John j. Meehan, John
ii. Horrigan,-Mr-F.- Wilson ana r F. fitz-
patricks-
observation-disclosures E. Kenny, John O'NeIll.
T. Fogaity, Charles McCrystle, John Grace. Ber.
nard Bradley, r. J. oBrien.
Finance-T. T. RioIdan, John Grace. Patrick
McGee, A. Touchard, X. OConnor, Jeremiah
Maboney, John j. Meehan, M. Nunan. ID. G.
Nealon. James r. Kelly. K. HeInsInger. James
H. Smith, Dr.. NJ G.. o. Toole. ). f. Sullivan Dr..
Fred kaufman, Anthony Gum, r. +. Fitz..
patrick, j. j. OBrieD, b. Bradley. j. G.
Nealon, John Spotiiswood, J. Deasy, L. Y.
OFarrell Thomas Butler, Frank I. Shea. j. i
MeDade, Louis Kast, Owen E. Brady, Guslaye
Fredericks, M. d. Nolan. Thomas Brady, q p.
Kennedy, hogtr ODonnell DR.. e. F. Buckley.