The morning times., 1897-02-07
CARROLL INSTITUTES FAIR
The Members and Their Friends
Busy With Preparations.
ENTERTAINMENT In PLENTY
The Greatest Variety of Booths
Ever known-PriZes for Bowling.
Exhibitions in the Gymna SUM.
Dancing Every Evening-A Fair
Gazette TO Be Issued.

For some time the members OF Carroll
Institute have been busy with the prep
arations for their fair, which begins on
Monday, February 15, and runs for two
weeks Their beautiful new home on
Tenth street was not built without the
incurrence OF a considerable debt, and as
certain obligations fall due early in the
coming spring, it is absolutely necessary
that several thousand dollars be raised To
liquidate them. II is for this most worthy
object that the fair is to be held
The executive committee having charge
OF the general arrangements is composed
| OF the following named members: n. T.
Taylor, president; DR.. A. ID. Wilkinson.
secretary; James f. Shea, treasurer; j
b. Brady, DR.. j. II. Burch, B. j. Coyle, y,
II. Cromelin, ]. j. Dolan, W F. Downev.
j. K. Galloway, L. j. Hannah, NJ. b john
ston, A. c. JOY, N. a. keane, w S Nc
Carthy, Major Edmund Mallet, l.. MaEgau,
f. T. May, G. j. May, f. Miller, Hon. /. .
l. Murphy, II. ]. Schulteis, y. h Shea, II.
W. Sohon, W. l.. Soleau, E. j. Walsh, aid
III 1 Weller
The committee on donations and the
ladies' who are working enthusiastically
for the success of the fair have made
favorable reports as to donations This
committee has for chairman Mr. James F.
Shea, and his assistants are MesSrs j.
Atkins, j. Berger, E. F. Buckley, j. II.
Clarke, E. c. Colford, J. j. Collins, j. j.
| Connolly, j. T. Crowley, S A Drury,
Alex. Ebert, j J. Eichorn, G. j Ennis.
I q
| Matthew Goddard, William Hoffman, j. T.
| Howard, F. H Jones, T T Keane, Edward
] Kennedy, ID. F. McComb, F T.. Madigan,
u. W. Magrath, p. Maloney, P. F. Meany,
| II. Murray, J. Il Murray, P ]. Nee, J. ]
| O'Leary, L. X. Plant, J. Quinn, Hugh
| Reilly, j. E Roach, c. A Shea, Joseph p.
Smith, Dr.. ]. E. Tower, and w. A
| Wimsatt.
The committee on tickets and books has
| issued the season tickets for the fair The
] price OF the ticket is 30 cents, and the
holder OF each ticket has a voice in the
| disposition of high-grade '97 wheel
| a combination ticket has also been issued,
at % cents each. which is proving rapid
| seller Mr.. H. W. Sohon is chairman of
| this committee, and his associates are
Messrs. B. NJ. Bridget, NJ j. Colbert, George
| T. Cox, W E. Howard, c. j. Murphy and
DR.. NJ. l.. Sutliffe.
a Fair Gazette will be published during
| the fair. 1t Will be under the editorship
| of Mr. NJ b. Johnston, with W H Sohon
as its business manager The staff of as
sistant editors and reporters is as fol
| lows: J. a. Burkart W III. DeLacy, A
6. Hall, G T. Haslam, George W. Hill,
| Denis Kerr, DR. C. E. O'Connor, S. Joseph
| Ripps and Dr. A. d. wilkinson
Chief among the attractions will be
the paddle stand, and Mr. W S Mccarthy
and his assistants are already demon
stratiDg their ability as hustlers The
names Of Mr.. McCarthy's confrcres are J
| II. Forsythe, w. E. Howard, r. Harry
johnson, w A. Johnson, Percy F. Leach
| j. ID. Mann, w. +. Mabony, ]. J. Nolan,
George Ii. O'CoEnor, a. T. Seaman, j
| Blake Tally and Edward Voigt.
There wall he several entertainments
and exhibits during the fair. Among them
| will be the Raleigh Mystery, the Optical
Delusion and the Mysterious Room Messrs
7 II. Cromelein, E. J. Walsh, George T.
Cox, Z. 4. sullivan, NJ A joyce and E.
| Mortimer Carnana will see to it that there
| is plenty of entertainment to attract and
amuse the public and coax the dimes from
! their hiding places.
Down stairs on the bowling alleys the
| institute champion bowling team will show
| how it wins games, and there will be
bowling contests for prizes worth per
spiring' for Mr. B. F Locraft will have
charge of these contests and he will be
assisted by Messrs. F A Armstrong, NJ
Brady, j a. Brazerol, F D. Ellsworth,
NJ I -
craft, II b. Merritt, j. G. Miller, J. W
Rawlings, A F. Rice, A Schulteis, j ID
Stanton and F W. Stone
Up in the gymnasium Prof NJ. A. Joyce
| and Messrs j. e. Becklcy, j. A. Ber-
berich, j. I. Connor, j. j, Crutchett, j. T.
DAILY, j. s. Dolan, j. Ginsta, William
Gallagher, r. C. Howard, Paul Hughes,
j T. johnson, w. j Mangan. John Murphy.
Claude O'Donoghue, B. F. Saul and W.
w. Stilwell Will show what well-developed
! Drawn and muscle can do, and look after
The athletic and gymnastic exhibitions
The boys have been in training for several
months, and a surprise is in store for
| lovers of physical culture.
For those who wish to dance opportunity
will be given in the lower ballroom. The
Institute Orchestra. under the direction
OF Ben Judson. will discourse sweet music.
This feature viii be in charge of Mr. NJ. y.
keane, assisted by Messrs. e. N Bowman,
A. j. Clarke, c. A. Dunn, G. II. Dun
ming, W. Elmer Espey, J. /. Griffin, Will
liam NJ. Hannah. We. Howard, F. T.
Howe, jr., T. z. Kennedy, James Locraft,
W H. Markrter, G, :. Mess, G. A. Myers,
T. A. Newman, J. D. Sullivan and George
A. Trapp.
But the success Of fair depends upon
the ladies. and never was more enthusiasm
shown tnan In the ranks of the fair volup-
teers, who are all determined to make tht
Institute fair grand success in every
respect.
Mrs. Francis Miller and Mrs. Dr. sclaf
hirt will hase charge of fancy table, to