The San Francisco call., 1898-06-22
FOR THE IRISH FAIR.
Meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to
 the Executive Committee.

the EXecuC1Ve CO1n1n1JCee. Tomorrow evening at Mission Parlo1 Hall, Seventeenth street, near Valencia, the Ladies' Auxiliary. A. O. H., will have their second anniversary social and dance It will be a most enjoyable affair and the proceeds will be for the benefit of the families left behind by the volun- teers. Many have been left practically unprovided for and this effort in a good cause should receive substantial encour- agement. The programme will be an in- teresting one and on its conclusion light refreshments will be served.
 Under the supervision of Chairman P. J. Mccormick it will be as follows Se- lections, P. w. D'Arcy's orchestra; vocal solo, ''The Shamrock and Rose J. Don- ohue; mandolin duet, Misses Vincent, ac- Break the News to Mother" Miss Mar gie Murphy; selections. Master Arnold Grazer; recitation; Miss Charlotte F. Johnston; cornet duet. Messrs. Cadogan vocal solo, selected, Miss Daisy V. Keane; recitation, T. w Hickey; vocal solo, 'I Loved You Better Than You Knew" Miss Nj. P. Westhaus; specalties, MT. Finin- ger; vocal solo, "Dermot Asthore," Miss Minnie Sullivan; musical selections, Pro- lessor Graeber, assisted by Mandolin and Guitar Club
 The meeting of the ladies' auxiliary to the executive committee of the Irish Fair was held last night at the rooms in the Phelan building with Mrs (: E. Elan | van, secretary. Those present were: Mrs. C. B. Flanagan, Miss Nellie Sulli- van, Mrs. H. Mulvihill, Miss J. Molloy Mrs. Robert Ferral, Mrs. K. Inskeep Mrs pr. Grazer. Mrs. J. H; O Brien, Mrs | s. McFadden, Miss Kate Tighe, Mrs. W 'shaughnessy, Mrs. John Pettee Mrs: F; B. Lorigan' Mrs Mrs. T. J l Mrs. F. M. Edwards, Mrs. H. l.. Ryan Mrs. l. T. Bertrand, Mrs. L. w. Buckley and Mrs: E. Frost,
 The following ladies were appointed to take charge of the booths named: Blar- ! ney Castle, Mrs. c. B. Flanagan, Mrs l 'Shaughnessy, Mrs. McFadden, Mrs Robert. Ferral and Miss .Ahern; Map ot | Miss Josie Molloy; ice-cream, Mrs. J. $
 Young, chairman; candy, Mrs. Fl. l. Ryan; Japanese tea garden, Mrs F. M photographs, Mrs. l. T. Bertrand; soda water Mrs. Frost and Miss Kate Tighe ice-cream soda and cigars, ITS. Dr Grazer; popcorn crisps, Miss Hannah silk looms and hanukerchiefs, Miss Anne ] lia Martin; photographs, Mrs. Inskeep i Tara Hall booth. Knights of Tara. | In addition it was announced that tn,
 Knights of St. Patrick, St. Patrick. | Mutual Alliance and the Martha Wash ington Circle of the Ladies Auxiliarl 1 of the A. O. H. would have large booth! their organizations. The Dewey Victor, booth will be in charge of Mrs. John Pet l tee wife of the expert accountant It wal announced that some very handsome ar
 ticles had been given as donations anC
 that the loan exhibit was rapidly grow ! ing. Miss C. E. Rankin, who was pres
 ent notified the ladies that she woult 1 loan the fair rare articles of special in i terest-an Irish lace cape, made by fishe
 girls of Balbriggan, outside of Dublin 1 necklace of Irish crystals, made by 1 Dublin lapidary 150 years ago and set il
 the style of that time; horse pistol use, in the rebellion of 179S; pair of stocking
 made for the Empress Eugenie. made b,
 the Balbriggan Hosiery Company, at tn time of the first Worlds Fair Exhibit il | London in 1851.
 It was decided to hold a general meet | ing of ladies interested in the fair in tn Occidental Hotel in two weeks, and tn ! next meeting of the ladies' executiv i committee will be held in the rooms a
 the Phelan building on next Tuesda, evening"
 At the close of the meeting last nigh 1 L, w Buckley, the manager, addresse, l the ladies present and urged them on ! and all to get to work with will on tn l undertaking. He saw no reason why tn | proposed fair should not be a success i The Irish-Americans in San Francisc
 should have a hall of which ali shoult be proud Other nationalities had thei l halls in which to meet and certainly tn ! Irish should have theirs. There were sey eral wealthy Irish-Americans in this cit,
 who would when the proper time comes
 aid the movement in a substantial man l