The San Francisco call., 1897-08-25
ST. CHARLES FAIR.

It Will Open in Mission Turn verein
Hall Tonight.
The fair in aid of the building fund of
the proposed new church for st. Charles
parish, in the Mission, will open tonight
in Mission Turn Verein Hall, Eighteenth
street, near Valencia. Rev. Peter c.
Yorke editor of the Monitor, will deliver
the opening address.
Under the direction of the pastor, Rev.
P. ]. Cummins, and his ass stant, Rev.
w. q. O'Mahony, the ladies have worked
earnestly for some time past in arranging
the details. No admission fee will be
charged. The various booths will be in
charge of the following ladies':
st. Charles booth-Mrs. A. B. Mcguire, Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Regan, Mrs. E. RYAN, Mrs. E.
Lawton, Mrs. ]. J. McDade, Mrs E. Bruce, Mrs
J. J. Green. Mrs. Prendergast, Mrs. McAleer,
nell, nell, Miss NJ Gusici, Miss G. BurEe, M Miss ssh
Cusick.
Sacred Heart booth-Miss N. S. Kelly. Mrs.
N. c. Fitzgibbon, Mrs. T. o'Hara, Mrs. DR..
E. Murphy. Mrs. Knox, Miss L. Wynne, Miss
Knox Miss Eva CLANCY, Miss Mcguire Miss LIE
Bert.
man, Mrs. M. OSullivan, Mrs. w. F. Burke,
Mrs. r. Tobin, Mrs. Auld, Mrs. J. Meagher,
Mrs. J; Wilcox, Mrs. aerliny, Mrs: P. J. Tracy.
Mrs ksnneay Mrs Ryan Miss Julie Banner
Miss Nonia Flahaven, Miss r. Lampo Miss
Tesss G. Burns, Miss Gertrude Dowdall, Miss
Ethel Wilcox, Miss L. Rusac, Miss Ella Cor
man, Miss C.. Oakes, Miss Mabel O'Connor,
Miss Clara G. Leonard, Miss c. Lampe, Miss
Ellie K. Donohue, Thomas r. Bannerman, ID.
Costello, n. J. Hoey. w. Rattigan, Vincent
Cullinen, ]. S. Bannermsn and Captain II. J.
Meagher.
Young Mems Institute booth-Mrs. ]. Nor.
ton, Mrs, I. Judge. Mrs. J. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Margaret Morton. Miss Margaret King, Miss
Cora Long. Miss Jessie Mcdonald, Miss Mollie
Long. Miss Fay, Miss Nora Thornton, Frank
Morton, Charles Long.
nor, Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Devsny, Mrs.
Mclnnis, Mrs: ynn, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Mar
den Mrs. Cullen, Mrs. Warren, Miss N. O'Con-
nor, Miss G. Moan, M S. A. Flynn, Miss G. Nc
Innis,. Miss F. oConnor. Miss A. O'Connor,
Miss M. O'Counor, Miss K. Curley, Miss NJ.
Cotter. Miss N. CoIter, Miss NJ. Devany. Miss
A. Devany, Miss L. Crimmlns, Miss b. Rear
don. and Company B, League OF the Cross
Cadets Captain James I. Curley anding.
Round table (cholr and read ng circle)-Mrs
Paul b. Hay, Mrs. D. D. keane, Misses NJ Nc
Enerny, Kate Bannon, Tessa &. Kelly, Daisy
Deane. Ii !ian J. Kelly, Emma Hughes, May
Danton, May Keane, Anna Kennedy, Mary
Duniea, Charlotte Johnston. Messrs. Paul B.
Hay, A. J. Donovan, George Johnston, Robert
E. Fszackerley, Z. j. Kelly, L. j. Howard, Har-
ry Dinan. Joseph M. Toner, s. j. Daily, J. Ma
cau.ey, ]. Falion. Joseph j. A. King, Harry
AlCSdTtuy, 0eorge r. heaHe, rieu u. Neuoct-
ger, John H. O'Brien, Bert Minner, Ed Fay.
C. Conway, Morgan Sweeney, VIII Minner,
DR.. W. FL. sieberst, DR.. Joseph l. Richards DR..
C.J. Mccarthy, DR.. E. ]. Dowdall.
Immaculate Conception booth-Misses L. A.
Orr, NJ. McNulty r. Deeney, I. McAuliffe, NJ.
Haniey, A. Deeney. K. McAuliffe, r. Holden.
!. Fallon, E. Dougherty. M McDeviit, NJ. Ken
nedy, K. McAuIiffe, L. Terry. A. Dyer, L. Jor-
dan, K Whaen, s. Newell, NJ. Riley, M. Gam
non, M. Dyer, NJ. Dougherty, A. Mlnner. Ella
Coffey, NJ. Hoesch, L.. o'Keeffs. A. Blake, NJ.
arty, NJ. Doran. A. Koch, NJ. Cunningham,
Maggie Lsgan, Mrs. George Orr, Mrs. Ryan,
Mrs. Lagau, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Learned;
Messrs. Thomas Butterw0rth, John Dyer, F. E.
Mahoney, NJ. Doherty.