The herald., 1895-11-10
Satisfactory Results Of the Fair
for the Orphans
DISBURSEMENTS AND RECEI
The. Results Of the Labor Of the
Benevolent
The Financial Statement Made by the lood
Slsters-Thanks Extended to These
Who Assisted

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fair recently held In Turnvsrsin hall;
Herald subscriptions -. ....... $5o4o.oo
Mines. J. W. Vol skill and J.
U. Kays, assisted by Mines.
Dowd, Banister, A. Curtis, J.
H. Ls Sage. Rankin, Sim brock.
w. q. Curtis, kedman, Lehn-
hausen and Misses Condor, A.
Carson, B. Roth.S. Bernard,A A.
Banning, |. Nolfskill, q.
Boehm,N n. Reardan A. Crowly, .o,. ~
3. Flahertv. ......... l.67.70
Orphans' appeal, in charge Of
MIS-. d. +. DoDegsn. ass isted
by Mrs. Mccormack and the
Misses Connolly, Maddiean,
Collins and Been. ........... SS5.7o
Bradbury Winston booth in charge
OF Mrs. Bradbury and daugn-
tsTs s................. ....:... ool. %
Lsague booth, in charge OF Mrs.
MCKINLEY, assisted by Mrs.
Griffin Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs.
q. Vincent's booth, presided over
by Mrs. j. Alton. Miss Buist
Mines. Dr.Reed and J. J. Ber-
Variety booth. in charge of Mrs.
X. Steere, assisted by Misses
Brennan and NJ. Thoruton.... 4l6.00
Sodality booth presided over by
Mrs. Worral and Misses Etch-
enemy, hShlSteu Oy 0lr1s
Rogue and Miss I. Banning. $3.50
Monte Carlo bouth, in charge of
Mines. J. Forster de .Urquia
and Miss de Cells ............ 225. 90
Variety booth. in charge of Mrs.
y. Grant and daughters, Mrs.
sKearney and Miss Wnelan.... 2i6. ID
Flower booth. presided over by
MINES. X. Dillon, y. NJ. White,
Miss Crimmins. assisted by
Misses X. Childs, kercKhoff.
Schillng and Dillon. ........ 203. rs
Ice cream booth, IN charge OF
Mines J. G.. Griffith and l..
Grab. bag, ~ in Charge Of Mrs. j. j. ~
Bod iisuez. assisted b. Misses 49,. :.
Fish pond. in charge 'o,i Mrs. j.
\. Chalmers, assisted by Mms.
Bellan, Larquier, La Rue, Arm
Cathedral booth. Mines. Mccor.
mick. Donivan. Mckinley ana
,O'Neill 49,; ;..,............: -. lol.'o
Neimeyer ......,..........., 1855
Mines. Herbcrger, Kneil and
Rapp. assisted by Misses Bros
mer, Herherger, Kneil. Ramp.
Winter, Hammes. Mocken-
haupt Moss, pfsfferle, Schu-
macher and Mrs. Bentig. 49,. l11.5O
6cales, in charge of Mrs. Ksnealy
and daughter ................. l02 %
Gipsy tent. Miss Mullen, Miss
Kelly ................. -. 100 %
Ha. siand, Mrs. Meade and daugh- .
Razzls dazzle, Mrs. Thomas casey
and daughter and Miss Cow
Rosedals and P!co Heights booth.
in chargs of Mrs. G lfoil, Mrs.
Kane and Miss Laura Beatty. Sl6
Postoffine, Mrs. He'll and daugh-
tiers 5000
Door receipts. Observation-Disclosures. 264. 0C
Cash donRiious. ous.................... 203. 0O
"a Total $9s63 81
Epsnses. Observation-Disclosures. $40 90
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f'. Net proceeds. ......... $9523. 81
In making the above statement the
sisters desire to express their heartfelt
gratitude 10 tho kind and generous
friends of the orpaa who, in spite OF
more than one adverse current, nave by
united courage and devotsdness succeeded
in realizing an amount surprising most
sanguine expectations. Special thanks
are due to the ladies in ohargs of the
gentlemen, who by able and juuicious
management have made the fair sue
cess, socially as well as financially; tc
the merchants of the cit, who have
kindly donated useful and valuable arti.
cles and patronized the Orphans Ap.
peal by advertisIns; to all in the city
money, refrsshme ents and fancy articles.
The sisters wish to express their thaiks
In special manner to Louis Mesm Or fol
the ble gift of a fine mangle for the
use Of the asylum. VIC. Furrey company
also donated very valuable kitchen
range to the fair, q gift duly appreciated