The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-26
ST. PATR|CK'S
WILL GIVE A
GRAND BAzAR
A Large Church Fair
for the Old Parish.
THE FIRST IN ITS HISTORY
AID NEVER BEFORE SOLICITED
FROM THE OUTSIDE.
The Festivities Will Be Opened
by Governor Budd on
Next Wednesday
Evening.
THE FIRST IN ITS HISTORY
AID NEVER BEFORE SOLICITED
FROM THE OUTSIDE.

Patrtck's Church will be opened at the
hall, 744 Mission street, promptly at s
o'clock next Wednesday evening. and
from the extensive preparations already
made 1t promises to be one Of the most
successful parish fairs ever held in the
city.
Governor Budd has kindly consented to
open the bazaar. The chief executive of
the State and his staff will be in the
hall at exactly s o'clock. Special music
has been prepared for the occasion and
it needs no prophet to predict that the
event will be one to be long and pleas
antly remembered.
During the more than forty-seven years
Of the existence of the parish 1t has never
yet had fair or bazaar, nor has 1t ever
received money from any source other
than from the ordinary. revenues. In
years gone by when very many wealthy
Catholics lived in the parish, the money
received from the ordinary revenues was
sufficient for all necessary purposes. But
of late years many Of the wealthiest
residents moved away from the district,
SO that the parish is now composed for
the most part of the working classes.
But upon the working classes the past
few years have been exceptionally severe,
and hence, although the parlhhioners at
present are liberal according to their
means. yet when any work beyond the
ing of the church and the building of
parochial residence, which are necessary
at present, an appeal for outside help.
an appeal particularly to their friends
and former fellow pariShonerS, becomes
an absolute necessity.
During the bazaar an entertainment
ferent booths in turn. and each day
while the bazaar lasts lunch will be
served from IL to 2.
Following are the names of those who
will be in charge of the booths:
Children Of Mary booth-President. Mrs. T.
l.. Sullivan; vice president. Miss Kittie Woods;
secretary, Miss Genevieve Sullivan. Assistants
Misses Sarah Dougherty. Monte Sullivan,
Fannie Hausman. Rose Kelly, Josie Burns.
Mary MeDermott, Nellie Bresln Maggie Re
gan, Nellie Miller, Mollie Glover. Della McDer-
necker, Mary Purcell, Kittie Dalton, Della
Burns. Annie Josten. Annie Lynch, Lettie Ca
Gronln. Ella Haggerty; Mamie Farrell. Mary
lie arpg Goeg sa aTy a ahe h
Mesdames M o'shaughnessy, o, Haggerty.
Rosary booth-President, Miss Annie e. Dow
ming; vice president, Mrs Hogan Assistants
Mrs, Rowe Mrs. Driscoll. Mrs: McInerney.
ConIon. Nellie Finn. Mary oConnor. Mary
van. Belle McAllster. Tessie O'Connor Mary
Gaffney,- Maud Foley Alice Durnin, Mary Sc
Dawson. Cannon, Lily o'Connor. Monte pow
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Ladies of Charity booth-President. Miss NJ
rotary Miss Nellie NJ O. Brien. Assistants
Miss n 4 D. german STnnn,;, M Yed Leach.
Donnelly. Mcguire, Misses Nellie Healey. Josie
Mulcare. Mary Neyland, Lizzie Rock, Anna
Rock NJ Murphy ASde cassamatSn Kate
Nellie McDermott, Ellen Neyland Katie Ney.
land
St Patricks booth-President. Mrs Fannie
Briare; vice president. Miss Katie Connell.
Assstants-M esdames Byrne. Gilroy, Donnelly,
s aT D e4eMs B Msa cd aTsy wnss
Gafney. Hannah McRaith Desmond, Lille
Byrne. DAILY. Delury.. Katie Kehoe. McWil-
len. Sarah Norton. Mamie Carroll
St: Josephs booth-Presdent Mrs. Kearneyr
o Brien,: Fitzgerald, Sweeney, Littletpn, Misses
Helene Kearney. Sullivan, Katie O. Brien. ka.
tie Johnson. Maggie Kane. Julia Helen. Mary
Mary Hallihan. Katie Ryan Misses Pratt.
St: Marys booth-President, Mrs. Mcmillan.
oogue, Mcnamara. Misses Maggie Stack, Mary
Callaghan, Lizzie smidy, Annie Connel, Katie
Sacred Heart booth-Presdent. Miss Minnie
Gately. MISUNDERSTANDING Muligan, Nc
Agnes Gatey Mamie Savage. Frances McDev-
itt Katie Kussick Emma Cook, Nellie Gatel,.
Ian Ian Martin, Annie McAuliffe Josie Gatels,
Gertie Mccarthy, Jennie Mccarthy.
st. Ignatfus booth-President, Mrs. II. Dhue.
observation-disclosures Gynn Dhue, Gilbert, }.
]. Sheehan, ]. McDevitt. .. F. Kenny, Sophie,
Coleman, Keane, Crane. Daughney. Anthony,
Mary Coleman. Mary Crane, Rose Anthony,
Jennie Glynn, Rose Quigleg.
Coughlan. Observation-Disclosures ]. Austin.
Louderback L. F. Walsh, Misses Sarah An
thony. B. Philippson, Gertrude Mailman. Mar,
Connors, May Connor Maggie Courts Nora
Sullivan, Katie Walsh Agnes Riordan Minnis
vette Trade, Sarah Campbell, Ida schwerd,,
Agnes Clancy, Maggie Sullivan, Clara Lieb-
ST. Roses booth-President, Mrs. Dr. Mas
oero; observation-disclosures White. J. F.
o Brien, Steffani, Cousan Andrade, Caglieri.
ME Wilson, Mary Hausman. Ada Lertora, Syl-
via Rottanzi A. McAdam. PARA, Gertie Nor
St. Brigid's booth-President. Mrs canning:
observation-disclosures John Dougherty. Hassan.
Kday syEnss S0ndo1 Thomas Car
Kathleen McManus, Ella Canning. Nelly Nc,
i Leo xIrf bosothSPresident. Miss katie Do
ram assistantsnMrs T A Leary. the Misses
G NGseT MlS Morgan Mary smith Kate a ps
Jury. Tessie Doran, Gertie Leary.
Golden West IIs DEN. Miss Miss W
Higgins Jennie Curry, Eta o'Bren. Belle
'ss booth-President, Mrs. Buffers; assist
ants-Mrs. thinner, Misses D. Kilduf M.
ouirke. NJ. Bowie. M. oLeary, M. poden, NJ.
Coleman, NJ. Grant N Kennedy, ]. Lawlor,
N. Conroy, H. Donohoe. Irene Hughes. Belle
Kearns, Bresl!n, Ryan.
Klondike booth-President, Miss Mary Fla
herty; assistants, Misses Margaret O Brien.
May Leonard. Mary Barrett, Margaret Suli-
van, NJ. o'Mahony. Carrie Plauscish. Bella
Schott. Mrs. r. Reid.
Candy booth-President. Mrs. D. Donohue:
Observation-Disclosures Donohue Mrs. McElroy.
Mrs. Davis Misses Mcintosh
Verona cafe-superintendent, Mrs. James
Flood: Observation-Disclosures Bresin, Shea,
Mnigan, corbin. Lacy James Smith. Crowley.
Misses williams, Mary Breslin. Maggie Phil
bon, Laura Minigan, Alice Minigan, Mary
Flood. Teresa Smith. Hurley Mulhern.
Literary booth-Chairman, William T. Flynn:
vice-chairman. F J; Sullivan; secretary. J. P.
Hayes; treasurer. T. J. o. Bren staff. w. F.
Fitzgerald, Paul Blouett Marion Doyle. Conan
Crawford Sam Weller. Gerald Twist. In con-
nection with the literary booth will be
souvenir booth, which will be presided over by
Miss Laura Dannecker and a staff of young
lady assistants
There will also be q doll show in charge of
Mrs McQuade Miss McQuade and Miss S.
Dougherty: shooting gallery in charge of ]. j.
Lynch; niger babies In charge OF Charles Nc
Ginley; animatoscope in charge of William A.