The San Francisco call., 1898-08-27
VARIED PROGRAMME
 AT THE IRISH FAIR
ENTERTAINMENT BY OLYMPIC
 CLUB MEMBERS.
Mrs. Honn's Dancing Class Appears in Numerous Dances-Volun-
 teer Night This Evening.

The programme at the Irish Fair last | evening was a long one. full of pleasing variety, and the immense crowd was well l entertained. In the opening march Mrs. F. E. Dunne represented the Maid of Erin, Robert Enmet Lynch personated 1 Uncle Sam, Benjamin L. Mckinley car ried the American flag and Daniel C. B. Mccarthy waved that of Ireland. The entertainment under the auspices Of the Olympic Club, given on the central stage of the Pavilion, proved of more than or dinary interest. Cotton, MoH and Eliard performed the triple horizontal bars, Charles Sternberg did some fine club swinging, Olsen and McPnerSon executed tionized, Lendro brothers did some re- markable acrobatic feats Spiro and Noetung and Cornell and Hildebrandt wrestled, Manning anu Mccarthy and Leonard and Dennis had set-to with the gloves, and Pray and Clark had bout in a blackened glove contest.
 Mrs. L. Henn's dancing class appeared in the following programme: Fairy dance, class Highland fling, Alice Curran. Hlldred Putnam; Rena WheIan: La CaIverette Louise Perm : song and dance, Marguerite and Edna Honn garian dance Arthur Gould and Edna Honn: song and dance, Harry Lansleld; Loie skirt dance, Mercella Casey; hornpipe. class; tam bou-ine dance, Aubrey Cooper and Mirt Irish jig, Arthur Gould; coconenne. Mar guerite Honn; speciality, Edna Honn; London hOrnplpe, Arthur GOuId, Milton ana CndrleS schrieb and Harry Lansfeld: skirt dance. Mirt ShaUghnesszy; Irish washerwoman, Alice Cur s iaIry Hs ifm Ian AgIs g1ss sdna and Marguerite Honn; fancy dance, Jessie Kelley; national songs and dances. class.
 The Grocers and Commercial Travellers well received.
 Among the many attractive booths, in charge of charming ladies Gpg I1a 95 the ranged in rustic work representing a beautiful nook In old Ireland. There are two iee-eream bo2ths Ioeatea T,n nere bo Hnder ir assisted by Mrs. Etta Wollenschlager Mrs. Maggie Webster, Mrs. A. l. Mckay o'Brien, Cora Long, Ada Long, Annie Brennan, Lena Alexander, Cora Fiske, May Loney, May Sullivan. Isabel Gal gle McDermott, Mamie Daley. Agnes O'Neiu, Annie McGeary. Rina King, Ma bel Meade and May Flannery.
 every one who catches a fish receives a prize, is a very picturesque place, and af- lords no end of amusement to the many hundreds of anglers Mrs r. F. Me Carthy Is chairman of this department. James Dart Dooker treasurer ana Miss Ruth Mccarthy secretary. The assistants are:
 The Misses Lucy Croli. F. Edith Whiteheld. Rose Murdoch. Eva Murphy. Marie Bearnard Regis Mccarthy, Nonie Murphy Matte Meyer fna BaeTdsIev Harry F. Grady. Robert D. Duke, Louis Meyer, Stuart Murdocn, AIIreo Muscante John Jardine. Milton Bearnard, Dan- Tel C. Mccarthy
 Another booth that elicits a great deal of admiration by reason or the beauty and naturalness of it's arrangement IS the postoffice in Sweet Adare, eleven miles from Limerick Mrs. E. C. Weatherly . who designed this booth, is in charge Of the postoffice, and makes a charming nnat Tnietrecs The males at this office dur ing the fair are unusually numerous
 The Irish fairy grotto, work Of original Of . very fascinating lady, Mrs. Ben Rudy. who Is assisted by fourteen pretty young ladies. arrayed in h handsome cos s1 ijttIe eiris in costume is a beautiful fea-
 This evening Is volunteer night. 4 bat present. All soldiers in uniform will be admitted free.