The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-09
PREPARING FOR THE
HOLY CROSS FAIR
MANY PRETTY BOOTHS AND
EXCELLENT MUSIC.
Mayor Phelan Will Deliver the Ad-
dress of Welcome and Preside
at the Formal Opening
of the Bazaar.

On the 18th Of October the bazaar and
fair for the benefit of the Holy Cross
Church, now in process of erection on
Eddy street, near Devisadero, will be Tor
mally opened at Native Sons Hall. Mayor
Phelan will deliver the inaugural address
and welcome the many well-wishers OF
the church who are sure to be IN at
tendance.
The hall is to be tastefully subdivided
into numerous booths, at which courteous
attendants will afford visitors an oppor-
tunity to crafty all tastes and desires.
The music will be an especial feature
of the fair Every evening there will be
an excellent musical programme, In which
both vocal and instrumental solos, as well
as concerted work, will be rendered:
1t is the purpose Of the managing COM
mittee of the fair to continue It for two
The following ladies and gentlemen have
charge of the different booths:
Holy Cross Booth-Mrs. John spottiswood.
Mrs. NJ Holmes, Mrs. w. Kearney. Mrs. Gal
lagher Mrs. Bannerman, Mrs. G. Pohlman,
Ms % TBF G2ons MIS- Dsse Mrs.
Mrs Green. Miss Rose Grant. Miss NJ. Grote.
Miss NJ Grant, the Misses Rutledge the
Miss Tessie Olsen, Miss W. Olsen, Miss l..
Pohlman. Miss \, McGinn, Miss NJ. Gallagher,
lie Gallagher Miss T. Barron. Miss K. Kelly.
Miss NJ Stone. Miss NJ. Wilson, Miss May
Scott, Miss y. Dssenais, Miss c. Scott. Miss
Miss A McArdle, Miss Madge Spottiswood and
Miss E Zimmerman.
P. Dougherty. Mrs. Frank Buckley. Mrs.
James Dousherty, Mrs: Peter Connolly. Mrs.
3Brlsn MIS- rs. ESTsEd H 6ols Mrs. Mrs.
FsnnlmaP; Mrs s,.f: & p Eap0rs' Mrs Ma
earthly. Mrs. Daniel o'Connor Mrs. H. Gala
CHER. Miss A. Keefe, Miss Mamie Dousherty,
D DiIs Miss Mary MeKinley Miss < connelly.
Agnes G. Ressn. Miss Nsliis Barrett. Miss Miss
Zimmerman and Miss Clara Leonard.
Sacred Heart Boo,h.Mrs- Charles Casassa.
Gately. Mrs. D: Powers, Miss NJ. ostrauder
and the Misses Casassa.
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Keeks, Mrs. E. Mendell. Mrs. II. Davy, Mrs.
M M;l Miss Mary English Miss Mdss. bishop,
ply, Miss NJ. Geary. Miss Clare Hampton, Miss
B. Richmond; Miss L. Runge, Miss S. Rich
and Miss L. O'Connell.
The Dewey RoOth-Mlss Klttis Nolan; Mrs.
Miss L. Nolan and Miss K, Arnold.
Native Sons and Daughters Booth.aMrs. c.
ley. Mrs ". T. Allen. Mrs B. Byrne. Mrs hr
" Swift Mrs Kemp mp Van I Es, Mrs IsEra,9
Mecarthy Miss Hazel BUCKLEY, Miss G: Sherry ~
Miss Mccolgan, Miss a; Mischief, Miss n.
Muf sgsn Mis- Mss e Mis M. sss. Miss
Miss Blanche Nordman, Messrs Dan Ryan.
Frank Smith, Gus Hyman, Louis schord, Paul
Bockman, Willie o'Neill, Thomas O. NELL. GU.
Fleishner. DR.. Murray, DR.. Cooney. William
EnriEht.
California Booth-Mrs. j. J. Dunn, Mrs. J.
FTtzhenry, Mrs. NJ Ahern. Mrs. w Boyle,
Mrs. P. Golden, Mrs. ]. Kane Mrs, BarTet;
Mrs. Egan, mrs. p Reilly. Mrs. NJ j Kelly,
Mrs. McGrath. Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Watson
Mrs. Wynne. Mrs. Herrie, Miss Lizzie Keefe,
Miss H. Bradley. Miss A. Kelley and Miss May
Nolan
Ter, Mrs, Dunno. Mrs Egan. Miss E. Kelly
Miss R. Chandler and Miss d. Fava.
St AthG1ys Booth T capdy9Mss Kathf
Miss NJ Carroll. Miss NJ. Van Pelt Miss NJ
MISS t. MUS husasn anG Miss mss aa asy
Floral Booth-Mrs. John Pettee.
Holy Cross Fair News-John O'Toole. editor
Miss s Agnes sS Resan, Miss May oTooe. Thoma:
O'Neill and others
Shooting Gallery-walter Mcdonald.
Mrs. Casassa will have charge of the
excellent lunch each day at popular
prices.
Patrick Egan, who is at present vol
unteer in the irst Regiment of Califor.
MIA at Manila, has written that he will
be home in time to take charge Of the
shooting gallery. He will be assisted by
Walter Mcdonald.
Sonora E. Hartrick. assisted by Mile. L.
Regain, have consented to be present each
evening and tell fortunes by means OF
palmiStry.
An interesting feature Of the fair will
be the journal, which will be published
many ladies and gentlemen in the parish
as well as other Literary friends.