The morning times., 1895-07-14
Most Successful of All the Col
lege Ever Arranged.
BOTH PLEASURE AND PROFIT
Ma ma gers Very Grateful to All who
Gave Their Assistance In various
Ways-CompIete List of Those Who
Won Prizes In the Book Selling
Contest-Large Crowd Last Night.

The festival and lawn party at Gouaga
College grounds, in aid of the new Gonzaga
Hall closed last evening after a most
successful run OF two weeks. There was
no lack of patronages or pleasure and its
continuous success was only exceeded by
the briliancy of the closing hours.
While the attendance was always gratify-
ingly large. that of last evening was double
that on any other night. The booths, the
dance pavilion and the merry -go-round were
all well patrOnized.
THANKFUL FOR HELP.
The managers, Messrs. Joseph Hummer
and j S Moss and the ladies in charge OF
the various booths all spoke in the highest
terms of those whose cheerful cooper
alton has made the festival so gratifying
@ success.
Among those 10 whom they feel especially
grateful are the members Of the Geraldine
Dramatic club Mr. NJ +. HaIloran manager;
Mr. Charles b. Hanford, the Carroll Insti-
tute orchestra, Mr. BENJAMIN Judson,
director; Mr.. James Mahoney, Miss Della
May Gilliland, Master Willie Collier, Miss
Annie Downey ana johnnie Downey, all of
whom are accomplished artists in their line,
and added greatly TO the pleasures of the
festival
The following is the list of prize win
ners in what was known us the book
selling contest
LUCKY PRIZE WINNERS.
No. 1773-Mrs. r. L. jerks, ga Second
street northeast, handsomely bound book.
No. 3539-AIrs. Stock, lis street north
west, five pounds OF tea
I. n 81
street northwest, book.
No. l0S5-James Altman, 240 Fourteenth
street southwest, handsome chair.
NO. l3S7-Miss Alice Conuors, 81
street northwest, handsomely bound book.
No. lU92-H. K. LeSslnnitzer, 6S Myrtle
street, hat rack
No. 20sS-Mrs. ID. Rcardon, 203 L
street northwest, handsome book.
No. 1897 Miss Alice Conner, 81 l
street northwest, one dozen silver spoons.
No. POOL j. w. Webber, 40I II street
northeast, book
No. s32-Alrs. Ellen o'Brien, S19 First
street northeast, handsome book.
No. 229-John Donohue, 80 ID street
northeast, pair pants.
No. 10 Frank Larkin, 500 Twenty
fourth street northwest, lady's writing
desk
No. 3142-Mrs. P. Dillon, 6o5 New Jer-
sey avenue northwest, handsome book
No. O59-Mrs. F. Williams, 62 g Myrtle
street northeast handsome book.
No. 217-W William Delehanty, cake basket
No. 3510-A. Morrison, 629 Second street
northeast. book
No. 5314-AIiss Minnie Gcier, 4OT X
street north west, barrel flour.
No. 2S95-MiSs Alice Duffic, 1880 North
Capitol street. book two volumes.
No. I107-R. a. Breck, 72o Third street
northeast. handsome book.
No. Itch Kern, 1925 D street north
east, book
No. 154-J. F. McCarty, eli New Jersey
avenue oUthwest, book.
No. 242T-Miss Maggie McCarty. hand
some oak dining table and six chairs.
No. 1T7O-L. Davis, 51 II street north
west, book
No. 2493-Mr. Bardrows. 62O Twenty
third street northwest, barrel OF flour.
No. 2430-Mrs. Rose Frain, 40 Third
street northwest, book
No 11GO-Mrs Meahan, 68 Myrtle street
northeast, book
No ss7-Mrs. Price, Fifth street be
tween B and c northeast, handsome side
board
No 53O6-James Liston, los G street
northwest, clock.
No. 2090-Mrs. ID. Reardon, 203 l. street
No 244-Mrs. Scanlon, 2429 l street
northwest, book
No. 32S6-James Donaue, 3O4 North
Capitol street, handsome eight-day clock
No. 2270-James Dugan, 3l6 II street
northwest, cnameied iron bedstead.
No. 3S66-Mr. Howtz, 500 l. street
northwest, silver tea set.
No. 11SS-Airs. Bobington, 50 d street
northeast, gold watch.
No. 343O-A Bonnet, 116 F street north i
west, fine painting.
No. 27l5-Johu Foley, 4S X street north
east, book.
No. 22GI-William Riordau, 1859 NJ street
south west, silver watch.
No. 25S-M. Listou, sos Fourth street
northeast, book.
No. 2981-M. 2. Rafferty,, leo F street
north west, book
No. 242S-Thomas Heeney, 1899 street
northwest, barrel flour
No. 3564-Charles Foreman, 73 New
York avenue, set of Carvcrs.
No. 342O-Mary L. Walsh, 81 3 X street
northwest, book.
No. 35ee-Miss Nellie Collins, SO3 1
street northwest, lady's silver watch.
No. .1353-Anton Cline, 81 l street north
east, sewing machine.
No 2OS1-Robcrt White, 224 C street
northeast, book
No. 412G-U. NJ. Jones. 423 Seventh street
southwest, set garden tools.
No. 610-AirS. Keane, T2O 1-2 First street
northeast, imported couch.
No. 5414-631 II northeast, book
No 4497-Mrs. McCarty, 2o3 Massa-
ehusetts avenue, book.
No. 2964-Miss Magrau. set of knives.
No. 203S-Thomas Sweeney, suit boy 8
clothes.
No. 1361-Center table.
No. 116O-Set knives.
No 3O03-Book.
No. 2973-AiTs. Magrau, handsome book.
No. 2O37-James Sweeney, lady's hat.
No. 92S-Mrs Krogman, 81 K street north
west, picture frame.
Alumnae table, Miss Agnes C. Roovcr in
charge, gold ring cut from cake by Mrs
Fitzgerald, l., between North Capitol and
First streets Painting by Mrs. H Tally
won by Rev. Father Colgan.
Sodality Table in Charge of Miss Mary
McNamee and Miss J. c. Llnahan-"Sa-
cred Heart won by Miss Mary Buske,
1903 Nineteenth street northwest; Miss
Kate Holmes, ATS / street northwest, gold
ring; Miss Mary Hallihan, 19 II street
north west, Sacred Heart Shrine No.
321, silver butter dish.
The closing hour was devoted to dis
posing of the unsold articles at auction,
Mr. James Mahoney acting as auctioneer.
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