Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-20
FOR THE ORPHANS.
THE FINANCIAL RESULTS OF THE
LAST ORPHANS FAIR.
Full Statement of the Returns The
Booths and Their Custodians and tho
Amount They Made,

The following is a statement Of the
receipts and disbursements OF the or
phans' fair held in October, furnished
by the officers. The delay in giving
this statement is caused by the tardy
returns of the tickets:
Lunch room-Presided over by Mrs.
j. W. Wolfskill, assisted by MINES. w.
S. Maxwell, Blanca, Mcguire, Dowd,
Woods, Gutsch, Schenck, Hicks, and
Misses Carson, Madden, Gordon, Estu-
dillo, Crowley, Flaherty, Mrs. LIE Sage,
$977.75.
| Prize wheel-In charge of Mrs. J. Ke-
nealy, assisted by Misses A. Wilson, Sa-
bichi, Donron, May Kenealy, and Mines.
DIR. Kannon and Judge Doran, $537. 80.
Sodality table-Mrs. Worrall and the
Misses Etchimendy, assisted by Misses
Riordan, Dalgalarrando. H. Roth, Ka-
nine, Pelanconie, and Mrs. Biscailuz,
$471 05.
Fancy table No. I'm charge OF Mrs.
Montgomery, assisted by Mines. Forth
man, Ganahl, j. G. Alton, I. B. Dock
weller, j. @. Kays, A. A.. Mcdonnell,
K. Carroll. White, Misses Clancy,
Boehme, Forthman, Buist, Captain,
Harmon and Burnett, $456 90.
Grab bag-In charge of Mrs. A. Null
len and Miss Marie Mullen, assisted by
Misses Schilling, Wolter and Forman,
(including a donation of 500 from An
drew Mullen, Esq, $27S. 20.
Ice cream booth-In charge of Mines.
w. III. Workman and j. ]. Schallert,
assisted by the Misses Workman, Spill
man, Matfeld, Bryant, DuPuy, Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs. J. J. Schallert, Boyle and
Will Workman, $277 10.
Rosedale booth-Mmes. Gilhooly,
Griffin and Ferran, Misses Cooper and
Simpson, $271.50.
Art booth-Mrs. D. Desmond, assisted
by Mrs. G. D. Baker and Misses Baker
and Desmond, $3.50.
White house booth-Mmes. Chalmers,
Nevins, Bogus, Sullivan, Sharp and
Gardner; Misses Meade, Nash, Sanger,
Smith, Connolly, Engelbracht and Con-
nell, $241.83.
Candy booth-Mmes. S. Grant, Nozzi,
Misses Quirolo, Bauchet, Workman, Bal
lade, Du Bose, DIETRICH, $237. .46.
Postoffice-Mrs. J. Workman, Miss
Maud Cooke, Misses NJ. and A. Work
man, Kate Moran, S. Dennison, Jennie
Cooke and Mrs. T. H. Wiser, $21560.
Variety booth-Mrs. Steere and Miss
Madigan, $2O7.55.
Fancy booth, No. 2-Miss NJ. A. Thorn
ton, assisted by Mrs. Frank Quinn,
Williams, Short, Duffin, Misses Sulli-
van, Santa Cruz and Rohn, $l5695.
Doll booth-In charge of Mrs. j. Fos-
ter, Mrs. Sidney Lacy, Misses Isabel,
Susie, Nena and Rosie del Vale, Rita
de Cells and Mrs. Urquiza, $134 80.
Soda fountain-Mrs. A. McNally, as
sisted by Misses Hattie Lindenfeld, vi.
ola Norwich, Mamie and Lizzie Woods,
Minnie Ballard and ]. Mckay, $134 15.
Mrs. Cannon's Jersey COW, $3.50.
Hat stand-Misses Mckenzie, Decker
and Maloney, $79.25.
Fortune and scale-Misses M. Cow
per, M. McGrath and Lane, $58.
Flower booth-Misses Cummings and
Gelcich, assisted by Misses E. and @.
Warren, B. Both, j. Williams, @. Null
elm and Marguerite Gelcich, s42.
Shell booth-Mrs. r. G. Flores, e. R.
Flores, Misses D. A. and P. S. Flores,
Misses l.. Sepulveda, Welhardt and Mrs.
O'Reilly, $lS.
Door receipts .....,.. ................S 33S.I0
Cash donations-D. i, Donegan, Esq Io9 90
Aolal ''..-....- So|o|.o5
Disbursements .............. $4,000
Net proceeds. $5237 .39
Considering the many disadvantages
and adverse circumstances which had
to be contended with by those who
kindly assumed the arduous task of this
years fair, it may be inferred from the
sum realized how earnestly and perse-
veringly this work was conducted
The Sisters most gratefully tender
their appreciation to the ladies in charge
or connected with the different booths,
to the gentlemen who exerted their in
fuence in aid of the good cause, 70 the
press for kind notices, and to all who
contributed by donations in money, re-
freshments for the lunch table and
fancy articles for the different booths.
The prayers of the dear little ones
which are daily offered up for friends
and benefactors, are a pledge of their
gratitude, and will surely be answered
by heavens best blessings.
AN ADROIT FILM FLAMMER