San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-03
CQIlO|iC News
THIS WEEKS CALENDER.

THIS WEEKS CALENDER.
Sunday S-Feast of the Most Holy.
Rosary.
Monday 4-st. Francis. of assissi.
Confessor.
Tuesday 7-st. Marcus, pope and
Wednesday est. Bruno, confessor-
Thursday7-st. Marcus, pope and
|confessor.
Friday S-st. Bridget Of Sweden.
widow. ..,
Saturday s-St. Dionysius and COM
panions, martyrs. VS.
October devotions to the Holy Ros-
airy began last. Friday and will be re-
| cited in all the churches daily during
the month.
Tomorrow is the feast of st. Frances.
High mass will be celebrated at ST.
| Joseph's church at ten o'clock. The
Third Order of St. Francis will OBJ
serve the day
San Fernando Cemetery association
held regular meeting last Friday af-
ternoon.
The instructions for the children
who are to receive first communion next
year at st. Josephs church, will COM
mence next Friday at IL a. m, and
will be held every Wednesday and
Friday thereafter, same hour.
The ceremony of the blessing Of the
new bell for st. Patricks church will
be held this afternoon beginning at 5
and the Ancient Order of Hibernians
will attend in regalia.
A meeting in behalf of the bazaar
for the House of Good Shepherd, takes
place Tuesday at 4:30 at the library
| A meeting for allotting space for diff
| ferent booths takes place at Turner's
hall on Thursday at 4:S0. All desir-
ing to enter their crysanthemums for
| exhibition are kindly requested to meet
at the same hour and select their spac-
| es. Ladies of Laurel Heights espe-
cially invited.
| St. Michaers church will hold high
mass during the fall and winter
months at 10 o'clock a. m. and vespers
at p. m.
st. Albert's society will hold regu-
lar meeting this afternoon beginning
at instead of 5 o'clock, as heretofore.
The fair for the benefit of st. Peter
Claver's school, the colored school on
Nolan street, will be held in st.
Joseph's hall October 18th, 18th, and
14th. The following ladies have volun-
teered to take charge of the booths:
/ Cathedral booth-In charge of Miss
Adela Nuendorf, assisted by Miss
Maria Nuendorf, Miss Annie Nuendorf,
Miss Teha Nuendorf, Miss Matilda
Barrera, Miss Lizzie Miller, Miss Petra
Loya and Miss Josephine Casanova.
st. Marys booth-Mrs. Mary B.
Gaenslen, assisted by Mrs. Geo. r.
Bowen, Mrs. NJ. D. Monserrate, Miss
Nina Gaenslen and Miss Bessie Gaens-
| len.
ST. Joseph's booth-Mrs. Ed. Kotula.
assisted by Mrs. Kiolbassa, Misses
Kotula and Miss Kiolbassa.
Lunch stand-Mrs. Ed. ]. Gallagher,
and Mrs. Ed. W, Menger, assisted by
Mrs. Joe Braden, Miss Clara Black,
Miss Louisa Wagenfuehr. Miss Maggie
Mary Fuhrwerk and Miss Flora Grun-
| der.
Ice cream-Mrs PEBBLES, assisted by
Miss Mamie Johnson and Miss Kate
lyman.
Lemonade-Mrs. Zizik, assisted by
Miss De Zavalla, and Miss Lizzie Ty-
nan and Miss Annie Johnson.
Flower and candy stand-Mrs. Pat
Field, assisted by Miss Theresa
Deuerling, Miss Aggie McEnery, Miss
Annie Meyer, Miss Ida Ball, Miss jose
phine Ball. Miss Susan Neal and Miss
Mary Field.
Fish pond--Miss Annie Jud, Miss Au-
gusta Tarrillion, Miss Matilda Tariff
lion, Miss Lizzie Meyer, Miss Bertha
Meyer Miss Katy Bolton, Miss Baby
Smith, Miss Lizzie Grunder, Miss Mar
garet ,Umscheid, and Miss Mary Jehl.
Gypsy booth-Mrs. Thomas Prandy.