The herald., 1897-10-05
SACRED HEART FAIR
OPENED LAST EVENING WITH A
LARGE ATTENDANCE
Thirteen Booths With Fair Attend.
ants-Program Of Exercises.
The Officers

The fair in aid Of the Sacred Heart
church, East Los Angeles, opened most
auspiclously last evening. The hall is
beautifully decorated and the booths,
thirteen in number, presented most
attractive appearance. At $3.50 p. n.
the hall was crowded, when the follow
ing program was rendered.
Overture Prof Gardner's orchestra.
Opening address-Rev. P. ]. Fisher,
Pomona.
Piano duet-Miss Teresa Sullivan and
Mr.. Philip Sullivan.
LA Perle de Madrid" waltz-Prof.
Gardner's orchestra.
Recitation-Miss Horgan.
Song-Miss Lille Scanlon, the cele-
brated contralto.
The eloquent Father Fisher made a
few happy remarks and predicted sue
cess for the fair. The various numbers
of the program were well rendered and
applauded to the echo.
The program ended, the young ladies,
attired in costume, were everywhere in
evidence, soliciting for the various
booths. Such crowd Of merrymakers is
seldom gathered, and an enjoyable even-
ing was spent
The following are the ladies and gen.
tlemen in charge Of the different booths:
Ice cream-Mesdames Mesmer, Muir
ply, Haley. Griffin. Ganahl, Connors,
Fallon, Todd, LIE Sage and Misses Ga
Fancy booth-Mesdames Barrett, Ben
son, Galley, Roberts, Lawton. Peifer,
Mulhaney and Misses Barrett, LAWN
and Hook.
Lunch table-Mesdames Straub, Leon
ard, Peck, Graham, Hanlon, O'Reilly,
Reglein, Marquet, Vignes, Manila,
Walsh, Biggy, Murphy and Ward.
Soda fountain-The Misses Crowley,
Mesdames Doyle and Mahoney, and the
Misses Horgan
Candy booth-Miss Adams, Mesdames
Sharp, McChesney, Riopel, Hayes, Grot-
Finger, Lehez, Meenshuber, Bellau, Kel-
ly, Banning, Misses Cadden and King.
Hat stand-The Misses Brossart, Mes
danes, Brossart Quinn, Schwamm, Du
ira and Miss Harnet.
Razzle Dazzle-Mesdames Armstrong,
Monte, Martin, Horton, Murray, Camp
bell, Roemer, Scott, LAGER, Miller, Nc
Clean and Goetz.
Fish pond-Mesdame Mcdonald Han
ley, Roman Mayes, Brady, Pollard.
Breen, White, Cross, Clarke, Henning,
Hennessy, Weldon and Cook.
Prize wheel-Mesdames Sepulveda,
Wilhardt, Nieto and Misses Salgardo,
Martinez and Nieto.
Grab ab-bag-Mesdames Tiley, Morrison,
Stephenson, Dereaney, Ewing, Dwyer,
Connors, Dooley, Hayes and the Misses
Mayes.
Domestic booth-Mesdames Paul, Ber-
nero, Roster, Castillo, Curtis, Gaynor,
Candy, DAHL Dietwig and the Misses
Curley and Graham.
Flower booth (clients of Mary)-Moth-
err Amanda, Misses O'Regan, Marquet,
Green, Corsetto. Aguelar, Reglein, Nor
rison, Mccarthy, Concanon, Winkler
and Rush.
Postoffice-MotherA Amanda, ,Mesdames
Baker, Dodson, Lecroq, Misses Lucy,
LAGER. Breen, Cross, Candy, Sarteal,
McCantee, CASTILLO, Brady, Hennessy,
Hanley, Roesis, Harris, Cody and Ira
vers.
Y. NJ. I. booth-Montgomer council,
Y. M. I.
GENTLEMEN'S COMMITTEES
Door and tickets-T. 3. Hayes, chair
man; Oliver Gillespie, P. J. O'Regan, c.
j. ConMors, N. A. Mcdonald.
Press-A Schwamm, chairman; T. B.
Hayes, T. B. Roberts, P. A. Kelly. c. ].
Connors.
Arrangements-Geo. Mclean, chair
man; Thomas Breen, N. A. Mcdonald,
A. H. Herning, Joseph, Cauldeld, H. S.
Sharp. AL Fallon, F. X Meenshuber.
Floor-Robert Sharp, chairman; H.
w. Leonard, ]. ]. Doyle, E. J. Curley,
Oliver Gillespie, G. ]. Sullivan.
Auction-T. B. Roberts, chairman; T.
B. Hayes, P. A. Kelly, I. M. Killian.
Entertainment-P. A. Kelly, chair
man; E. ]. Curley. T. M Killian, Thomas
Roberts, J. ]. Doyle, G. T. Sullivan.
General committee-Joseph Mesmer,
chairman; J.F. Brossart, James Hanley,
J. C. Dutra, S. w. Candy, F. ]. Ganahl,
John Walker, Michael Haley, A. Hook,
Francis Biggy, Timothy Roman, NJ. Hor
gan, Daniel Crowley, Richard Dunri-
gam, Joseph A Graham.
Joseph Mesmer was unanimously
chosen president of the fair.
The fair will be closed Saturday night.