The San Francisco call., 1896-10-22
ST, PETERS FAIR
IS A SUCCESS
Are Raising a Fund to
Beautify a Place of
Worship.
A Very Large Sum of Money
Has Already Been Col
lected.
MANGELS' HALL BEAUTIFIED.
Special Features, Pretty Booths and
General Good Cheer Are the
Attractions.
MANGELs' HALL BEAUTIFIED.

The fair and festival in Mangels' Hall
on Folsom and Twenty-fourth streets, in
aid of ST. Peters Church on Twenty fourth
ana Alabama streets, is pronounced sue
cess. The purpose is to gather fund for
the interior decoration of the church.
When this is com plete st. Peters Church
will be one of the most beautiful places of
worship on the coast.
Father Casey's parishioners have rallied
to the cause with an energy and enthu-
siasm which shows that their hearts are in
the work. Already $4,000 has been realized
at the fair, and as it will not close until the
that this sum will be considerably in.
creased.
Never since Mangels was erected has it
presented such animated scenes as it does
and has for the past few weeks. The
booths are of artistic design and the en-
tire interior is gayly decorated in bright
colors pleasing to the eye. Everywhere
can be heard the merry voices of the auc-
tioneers disposing of their wares, and
those in the booths are equally busy in
the same direction. Among those who
are in attendance upon the booths are the
following:
League of the Cross booth-The Misses Sulli-
van, Mrs Burke, Mrs. keenan,, Mrs. ]. Hanlon,
Mrs. Keefe, Miss Hayes, the Misses Mcguire,
Miss Lyman, the Misses Harvey, Mrs. Nc
Kenna, Mrs. Daily and the boys OF St. Peters
School.
Sacred Heart booth, Altar Society table
Miss Kendrick, Miss Puyoon, Mrs. Bennett,
Mrs E0od Nh. Mrs Mieeddssnghlina Mrs Kenny
F. Doyle, Mrs. O'Connor Mrs. Coffey, Mrs.
Madison. Mrs. Anglin, Miss Lizzie Reardon.
Mrs. Reardon. Miss Nellie Reardon, the Misses
Aggie and Nellie Kendrick.
silver booth-Mrs. Cleary, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs.
McCully, the Misses Cleary, Mrs Muligan,
Mrs and the Misses Sullivan. Mrs. L. Dwyer,
Mrs. de Meyer the Misses Lahaney. Miss Nell
lie Guisti, Miss Marguerite Mccarthy, the
Misses Sullivan, Miss salye. Connolly, Mrs.
Campbell miss Miss campbell Mrs Gavin m Miss
Reynolds, Mrs. Conlan, Mrs. Reardon. Miss A.
Doyle, Miss Eta Welsh, Mrs. Keefe and Mrs.
Griffin.
st. Peters booth-Mrs. Butler, Mrs. McAleer,
Mrs, Fitzgerald, the Misses Sullivan, Misses
Lawlor. 0'Callahan, Fitzgerald and McAleer,
Mrs. Albin, Mrs. Barry. Mrs. o'Connell, Mrs.
Mrs. Henry King, Mrs. Gull, Mrs. j. B. Hughes,
Mrs. Pinkham Miss Bernard, Miss Nellie
Campbell, Mrs. O'Connell, Miss Green, Miss
Star OF the Sea booth-Mrs. MaeauIey, Mrs.
Marshall, Miss Reilly. the Misses Kreig. the
Misses Coleman, Mrs. Flannery and the Misses
Flannery.
Sodaliiy booth-Mrs. Swan ard the Young
Ladies' Sodality, the officers OF which are
Misses Argenti, Desmond, DAILY, Maggie
Hughes, Kittie Dunno, Annie Byrne, assisted
by Mrs. Harkins and the Misses Keane
Father Yorke booth-The Misses Mcguire,
Mrs. Tormey, Mrs. Sicottee, Mrs. I. Gurus, Mrs.
and Miss Jourden, Mrs. and Misses Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. Bonde, Mrs. Courneen, Miss McManus,
Miss 0'Brien, Mrs. Byrne, Miss Kelly, Mrs.
Phil o'Donnell, Mrs. o. Dwyer and Miss L.
Griffin.
No. 8, Sacred Heart confraternity table
Mrs. Cusack, Mrs. T. Pendergast, Mrs. Biggins,
Mrs. McCaun, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. May. Mrs. Ma
lone, Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Keefe, Mrs Servis,
Mrs Malone and Miss Curry and Mrs. Almon,
Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Vanderwater, Mrs. Fitz-
gerald, Mrs. Ribby, Miss Ward, Miss o. Brien.
Refreshments table = Mrs. Forayce, Mrs.
Tweedie, Mrs. O'Brien, Miss Higgins, Miss
Ruff and the Misses Bresnahan.
The flower stand has been in charge of the
Misses Cleary. The candy stand has been pre-
sided over by Mrs. and the Misses Dunno.
The news of the st. Peters fair is pub
! lished tri-weekly in The Enigma, which
now has $50 subscribers and which has i'll
creased the fund by $500. 1t is edited by
the Rev. James Mcdonald, Miss Regina
f. Cleary and j. B. Smith.
Special entertainments are frequently
given and they are always interesting.
Last evenings programme consisted of q
whistling solo by Mr.. Allen, recitation
by Miss Campbell, fancy dance by Miss
Evelyne Burdette and Miss Alice Bern
lizard, and vocal solo by Mrs. Fried