The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-03
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Fair Of the Catholic Ladies Realizes
More Than Expectations.

more nan 1XpeCtaIOne
1t was with no little anxiety that
the ladies of the Catholic Church
undertook q fair to raise money for
repairing the organ, knowing that
the earliest convenient time was
going to be at the beginning Of one
of Honolulu's periodic feasts OF pub
lie entertainment. Undauntedly,
however, they set to work, with the
result that last night they were the
happiest ladies in Honolulu. The
event would be but feebly described
by the conventional term Of sue
cess"
Never was success better deserved.
The different booths and stands
were artistically constructed and
handsomely decorated, while the
fancy goo is and reflections were OF
good quality aud pleasing variety.
The ladies in charge were as fol-
! lows:
Fancy Table-Mrs. E. s. Cunha,
Madame Verleye. Mrs. Paul Neu-
mann, Mrs. j. +. Bowler.
! Hawaiian Table Mira G. o. Bar-
! ger aud Mrs. J. NJ Dowsait.
Crab Box-Mrs. T. S. Douglas and
! Mrs. Kate Cooper.
Flower Stand-Miss F. Nolte and
Miss L. Dayton.
Lemonade S,and-Miss j Nc
Lain, Mrs. s. McKeague and Miss
Genevieve Nannary.
Candy Stand Mrs. j. Lucas and
Mrs. L. Lloyd.
Coffee Stsnd-Mrs. Jno. W. Nc
Donald.
Ice Cresm-Mr.. Robert Cowes,
Mrs j j. Sullivau aud Miss Grace.
There was large attendance in
the afternoon, when music was fur
nished by the Hawaiian National
band. Much Of the stock went at
this part Of the fair. In the evening
the armory was througed with PEG.
pie Of all uationalities, ages and
creeds. There was music at the
opening and closing by the string
orchestra Of the Government band
At 8 o'clock the following program
was begun and carried bravely
through in spite Of the sociable
hum Of hundreds Of tongues:
/. Piano solo-aranie vslsc d. C"ncer.
Mis. u. Dayton.
>. yoral Duet-Edcnlaiid. Henshav
Mrs J. J. ,iowler aud Mis-. y. Noit..
3. Either solo-Nurnbcrgcr March with
guitar accnmpaniInentI go. .Bocl
Mr.. Thco. Wolf and Mr.. A. Marques
l. Vocal Solo-Called Back ....... Dam
Miss NJ. Iishman.
S. Trio for Violin, Viola and Guitar
a. lS'yiian Flower Mazurka Lanoth
D. herr and Herr aAvot'e 10y re:
.. Vocal so'oN Nt IL: ;;.;....H. Tro'er
I. saxophone Solo National Fantasia
Sir. joseph Libornio.
D s. Vocal Solo Afterwards .... J. Mule
. MIR. W. IL. hoogs.
, o. Vocal o-Csrn,val.. ..,....., Mollo
u Mrs J. +. Bowler.
J ~. Duet. Violin and Piano ossack
Mr. J, Lloyd and Miss II. Dayton d "
!, u. Vocal solo-Ec,tasy Nalse song :...,
{ '''''''iMN Mrs. / Lowell .''''''' "''
u Y. Instrumental Qusr,et,s - Violin,
,, Viola, RassO"n aud Guitar. ll1th
y qunricttc, LIDS Call.
Mcssrs. Hoffman, Koscn, Brandt and Ma
ques.
D Professors Berger and Hsrol
$ were accompanies. A pleasing II
y scrtion 10 the program was singin
!. by Mr.. Weiner Of the dramat
u company now playing a season her
Hs was loudly encored aud even b
T. response did not safe tho appeti,
J. OF the audience for moro.
"a At tho close of the fair W.
% Daley, the dramatic manager, acte
" as auctioneer to sell the articles lei
He got such good prices that
would not be- surprising II he shou'
~ be offered an engagement in one
Dr. our two auction houses.
10 The fair last night realized abo
a. $3.50, although the ladies were on
% five weeks in preparation for IL.