The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-18
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to THE DOMINICAN SISTERS
THE
1t Is Intended Later to Turn the
Present Church Into Parochial
School.

The last business meeting of the parish
toner's of the Sacred Heart Church pre-
paratory 10 the fair they propose holding
next month was held last night at the
church on Fell street, near Fillmore.
James c. Nealon presided.
The fair is to open on the first Thursday
of October in Second Regiment Hall on
Page and Cough streets, and will continue
for two weeks.
The purpose of the fair is to secure
funds to build new church, and there is
every likelihood Judging from the manner
in which the ladies went to the front last
night that they intend earning consider
able coin to build a fine edifice.
When the Dominican Sisters were
burned out on Golden Gate avenue four
years ago Father Flood and his parishion-
ers built house of sixteen rooms back of
the Sacred Heart Church, on Fell street,
and gave it to the sisters as an asylum.
They have been a most valua BILE acquisi-
ton to the parish. where they have re-
sided ever since. They bave now upward
of 200 pupils, and all their facilities are
exhausted. When the fair is over and a
new church can be built, Father Flood
will turn over to the sisters the old
church, which will be turned into a
parochial school.
There are to be seventeen booths, and
the names of the ladies who are to attend
to them were presented to Rev. Father
James Flood as follows:
League of the Cross booth-Mesdames Dr. D.
F. Raglan, DR.. Ed Donnelly, W. Mackel, Major
P. Harvey, Frank Bragg, Philip Fay, T. Pol
lard, Dr.. L. Oneida; Misses Lizzie Reardon,
NJ. l.. Raglan, Mamie Curry, Belle and Lou
Boyle, Dunleavy, Mamie Glennon. clara Baker,
Anna and Stella Fay, Mary and Eva Donovan,
Mamie and Gretta Donnelly, Kate Fallon, Mag
gle Dunn, Rebe and Lola McFeeley, Josephine
and Agnes Kay, Martha and Kittie Coppage.
ST. Mary's booth-Presided over by Mrs. W.
7. sullivan, assisted by Miss C. Finigan, Mrs.
Dockery, Misses Mollie, Kitty and Teresa Nc
Dermott, Miss Nellie Conners, Miss c. Car
berry, Miss Nellie Ohern, Miss Mamie Carew,
Miss Gertie Slater, Miss Maria Guilfoyle, Miss
McWilliams and Miss Rose Clarity.
ST. Patrick's b0otb-Mrs. L. Fitzgerald and
the Misses Fitzgerald, Mrs. HaIpin, bliss Hal
lin, the Misses Hand, the Misses Kenney, Mrs.
Byrne, the Misses Byrne, Mrs. NuIsen the
Misses Nutsen, Mrs. Burns and Miss Tehan.
Refreshment booth-Miss May Mccarthy,
Miss May Mccormick, Miss Marguerite Me-
earthly, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Drury, Mrs Hayes,
Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Soreson. Miss Kavanaugh,
Miss Donahue, Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs. Crowley
and Mrs. Furlong.
f over booth-Presided over by Mrs P H
McVay, Miss Agnes Kenny, the Misses Louisa
and Martha Smith, Miss Mamie Lennon, Miss
Margaret Taylor, Miss Bessie Curran, Miss
Burke.
Saltwater fountain-Miss Kate Tighe, Miss
S. E. Kelly, Miss K. Kelly, Miss Rose Kelly,
Miss S. Krause, Mrs. Robertson, Miss Brennan.
Shooting gallery-Charles A. Drury George
ID. Devine, Charles L. Heldebrecht, William ].
O'Brien, Charles J. Youugbarg George j.
Knox, George Christensen, George w. Ellis
and Harry Lang.
Ice-cream tabIe-Presided over by Miss A.
0'Brien, assisted by Miss D. Moran, Miss E.
O'Brien, Mrs. Furlong, Miss A. Guerin, Miss K
Dalton, with Miss Mamie Kelly in charge of
the tamale stand.
ST. Joseph's booth-Presided over by Mrs. P.
]. Corbett, the Misses Corbett, Misses Mamie
and Josie Hennebery, Mrs. Thomas Walsh,
Mrs; j. j. Groom, Mrs. J. c. Neaion, the Misses
Nealon, Miss Rowland, Miss Rayhill Kelly,
MIS- M9hrman, Mrs; Captain John Green, the
Misses Hogan and Mrs Curey.
St. Anthony booth-Mrs. John J. Tracy, Mrs
Mccormick, Mrs. Kavanaugh, Mrs. Murray,
Miss Brunschweiler, Miss Connahan, Misses
Swift; Misses Dinn, Miss Corriggan, Miss Shea,
Mrs Hall and Miss STACK.
Ave Maria booth-Presided over by Mrs
Judge Cooney, assisted by Mrs. T. ]. Bailey,
Miss Sarah Coonan, Mrs. Peter Kelly, Miss
Kelly, Misses Slattery, Miss Kate Fallon.
The candy stand, connected with Mrs Coon
eys table, will be in charge of Miss L. F.
Brady, assisted by Mrs. J. w. Lee.
The Sacred Heart table-Presided over bv
Mrs J: b. Murphy, assisted by P. j. McCor-
mack, Mrs. James Feehan, the Misses Margaret
and Mary Gallagher, Mrs. d. O'Sullivan, Miss
Miss Cattle rine Feehan, Miss May Kelly Miss
O'Ne1ll, Miss Annie Heggarty, Miss Madaline
CroIly, Mrs. ID. Brown, Mrs. Waller Homes, the
Misses Conlon and Miss Horn.
St. Francis booth-Presided over by Mrs.
jeremiah Mahoney, assisted by Miss Ellen Ma
honey, Mrs d. Marcucci. Mrs. J. J. Mahoney,
the Misses Lizzie and Kate German. Miss NJ.
Mulcahy the Misses Lizzie and Ella Mahoney,
Mrs. ID. German and Miss Mollie Barrett
Carmel booth-Presided over by Miss Agnes
J: Bodkin, assisted by Mrs. Cornell, Miss Birdie
Flynn, Miss Emma Jordan. Mrs. Kelly, Miss
Lizzie and Emma Macdonald, Mrs. Monte and
Elinor Mangan, the Misses Mary, l.. F.
and Agnes ODonnell, Miss Annie O'Sullivan
Mrs. Palthorpe, Mrs. Ransome, the Misses
Walsh, Mrs William Waters, Miss Nellie
Waters and Mrs. James Williamson.
Romano booth-Presided over by Mrs. d.
Sullivan, assisted by Mrs. S. Hughes, Mrs D.
O'Neil, Miss NJ. Daily, MISS n Daily, Miss
Ilene Thomas, Misses Mary and Margaret
Murphy, Miss Feeley, Miss G. Burke, Miss Nav
Devine, Miss Douglas and Mrs. McDermott
A daily newspaper, the Daily Record
will he published by T. J. O'Nelll during
the life of the fair and for its benefit. 1t
will be bright, sparkling issue, written
by members Of the staff Of the leading
papers OF this City.