The morning call., 1892-10-02
PAVILION FEqE DAYS.
Ladies' Grand Bazaar to Open
Thursday Next,
LIST OF BOOTH MANAGERS.
The Proceeds Are to Build a Home for the
Sisters Of the Holy Family
Worthy Charity.

Tbs Sisters of the Holy Family are daily
doing vast amount Of good by means of
the day homes, where they furnish food,
clothing and elementary education to hun
dreds Of poor, neglected children, who
otherwise would grow up without knowl-
edge of God, or without habits OF industry.
They are also doing great good in all p0r-
lions Of the city by means OF their many
visits among the poor and sick, wnom they
proyid q with food, clothes and medicine as
far as their limited means will permit. For
these reasons 10 should be an actual pleasure
as well as a conscientious DUTY on the part
of all charitable people to make the coming
bazaar, which has been most willingly and
cheerfully undertaken by some OF the most
prominent ladies. a grand financial success.
The bazaar will open Thursday next at
the Mechanics Pavilion. The building will
be profusely decorated for the occasion. aud
dispersed therein will be booths represent
ing all that is beautiful in art and lovely In
life.
Each evening during the week of the ba-
Zaar's continuance there will be a fIne seleet
musical entertainment, at which some Oh
the most accomplished yocaiists ana lnstTu,
mentalists of the city have kindly promised
to assist.
Fine hot and cold lunch viii be served
every day during the bazaar between the
hours Of II and o'clock.
Following are the titles by which the
booths will be distinguished and the names
of the ladies and gentlemen who Will nave
HOW Family booth-Mrs. Richard Tobin.
assisted by Mrs. James O'BrieD, Mrs.
Mamie Casey, Mrs. j. j. McDade. Miss
Nellie Joiffe, Miss A. Nealey, Miss G. To-
bin, Miss B. 1obin. Miss 4. Bryant.
81. Anthony's booth-Mrs. Luke Robin
nv MiSs | 0u DarYQY Mrs. Nj.
McAvoy, Miss j.. Edwards, Miss Nellie
Enrtght, Miss GusSie Amos, Miss Kate
Burgln. Miss NJ. Georgianna; Miss NJ.
Schmidt. boOkkeeper.
japanese tea baoth-Misses l.. OConnell,
a. O'Connen Kate Smith, Ada Downing,
Marie Melville. Mary Feeney.
Grab bag-Misses Lita Robinson, Bertha
Welch, Josephine Sheehy, R0mietta Wal
lace.
Columbia booth-Mrs L. Pawlicki Mrs
A. NJ. Frstinger, Mrs. James Sullivan. Mrs.
i. q. Caldwell, Misses r. Ware, A. Sulll-
van, Eva Fratinger. l.. Sheehy, a. Sheehy,
a. Meagher.
St. Elizabeth's Sunday-sehool booth
Miss II. Mccarthy. Mrs. II. 4. Kennedy,
Misses ". E. SWEET b. Gallagher, j. Reed.
Cathedral bOoth-MisS K. COuklin and
Miss b. Roper, assisted by Mrs. GOwan, Mrs.
Derrick. Mrs. Adams. Miss NJ. Roper. Mrs
Fortune, Miss McSteen, Mrs Wade, Mrs.
Gum. Mrs. Ledgett.
Cane-stand-Mrs. O'Dea, Misses Wafer,
Bateman, Wickam. Beatty. Gallagher.
Wheel Of fortune-Mrs. Hayes.
Scales-Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Prendergast
Presidential candidates voting booth
Messrs. BsnnermaD, Bateman, Barron,
Mcguire, C0feld, Ruddick, Walsh.
Cathedral sunday school teachers
booth-Miss Nellie NJ. Dinan, assisted by
the Misses Ryan and Harrington. Leonard.
Coleman, Fay. Humphrey, Farley. Moran
and Frances Aud.
Toy ard candy booth-The Misses N.
Herlihy, &. Msehap, i. Stark. a. Morris,
G. Donovan, NJ. A. Ryan. NJ. Cosgriffe.
Refres hment booth-Mrs. Z. J. White
Collins, the Misses Kelly.
ST. Bridgets booth-MrS. F. 1illman.
Mrs. NJ. j. Ward, Mrs. G. Schroeder. w.
Kelly. W. Shea, the Misses Elliott, Shea,
Sculy. SehmalIng, WEIGH. Cashin. Brod-
erck, Ruurk.
St. Joseph's booth AID soda fountain
Miss &. Tighe, Mr.. Frost, the Misses S.
Kelly, 0Brien, Manning, L. Durkin. Rus
sell, L, Kelly.
Holy Cross booth-Mrs. c. Casassa, j. n.
Sherry, Misses MeCloskey, Casassa, and
members Of Y. L. l. No. 4.
Star of the Sea booth-Mrs. P Cleary,
->zf-s@. mclaughlin, MIR. G. a. Orr, Misses
Nichols, Cnsick, Orr, O'Connor, Page,
Cleary. MeNulty, Morrow.
Art gallery-Mrs DR.. Peseia, Mrs. Frank
AduoAs MIS-. AdtOHDcff MIS- MaSFerO,
Miss Gosson, Miss Dolon, Miss Durhem.
Flower booth--Misses Mary GibbOn, Kate
Lehman, Nellie Lehman.
Apron booth-Misses Is. Fitzsimmons.
N. Magner, H. Fay.
Children of Mary, ST. Francis parish
Misses L. DeVine, s. Holden, NJ. Downing,
J. MeG0nigle, n. Traverse, 81. Driscol, A.
Divine, a. c. A. Devlin, NJ. Lynch. K.
Lynch, L. Snallon, j. MeClosky, E. Muir
ray, a. Alvey.
Wheel of fortune-Misses L and A. Sheri-
dan.
Children Of Mary, Cathedral parish booth
Mrs. r Kayanagh, Misses S. Gallagher,
W. Buckley, V. Jacobs z. 0'Brien, E. Sui
Ivan, a. Brennan. a. Mccarthy, j. Keat-
ing, Miss 4. Love.
-beg-Misses Jessie Rock, N. Rock.
N. Schaffer, N. Downing
Mrs. z. Fay of the Cathedral booth has
charge OF an elegant white stole, which will
be voted for by the various parishes.
"a Friend" has given an elegant family
carriage to be disposed of at the fair, and
Mr.. Il. J. Tobin has donated fine rosewood
piano for The same purpose.