The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
A SUCCESSFUL WEEK.
Strong Attractions at the Sacred Heart
Fair Draw Big Crowds.

Thu first week of the fair closed au-
splcious.y last night. The attendance
exceeded that OF any previous night.
Tho friends of the church have been
very much encouraged by the success
Of The fair so far, and IL IS safe 10 pre-
dict that a large sum will be realized Tor
the excellent object for-which the iali
Ia being held. The LADIES' deserve an
praise and every encouragement IN ther
worthy undertaking, and II is pleasaii.
to be able to predict that success VIII
crown their very hard Work. Ihe lair
will continue another week ana as the
contests will close before Saturday next
more interest Will, or necessity De i"hen
in the next six days.
ST. Mary's table has been quite sue
cessful. due In great measure TO the eood
work OF the ladies I'm charge.-viz: MIS-.
los Huicher and Miss Kate Schepers,
assisted by Misses Gerring, Mamie hep
merit and Miss Schultz. The ladies' nave
been helped a great deal by Messrs f.
Gerring. Edw. Garrison, Joseph Hulcher
and William Holzgrefe.
Tho ladies' in charge of st. Peters table
are as follows: Mrs. West, Mrs Harton'
Mrs Teefey, Mrs. Lynch, Misses kate
Rvrnes. Miss Ryne Misses NJ. Meredith
: Meredith and X. Meredith, u. Hole
ran. X. Hodges. B. Anthony, Misses
Murrey. Phillips. Epps. Dolan, u. Quinn
X Stumpf Sledd, NJ. O'Brien, j. Catog-
nj X Catogni and L. McDonough.
1I,ha contests at this table are eXcit-
,rg great deal of spirit. The vote for
the gold-headed cane stands; W. j..
DovIe AZ. Joseph Farley. 10, and Joseph
nngean. 6. In the contest between the
societies the McGill Union leads. The
nthors are st. Patricks Social and Bene-
ecial A q H.. Division No. !; A. O. H.,
D,yis,on No .. and 81. Mary's Social
rrnion For the Elks' pin Mr.. Thomas
Roudar. with IS votes leads; Messrs
podger Atkinson, Il: +. T. Murphy. =
Monroe Levy 2. and L. c. Gisselorecht. z
At ST. Patrick's table the contest ior
the gold badge among the ponce captains
viii probably be the most wiaeiy IN
teresting The vote now s.an ,Tr,.' ~
tein Angle. AZ; Hulce. 30, and Whitlock'
,rhora arc several contests at the sa-
- rroart table, No. ], among them
80 For a silk quilt. yacht and a
49, .s,.a,,,, rosary. Tho ladies at this
netu - Mrs Lowry. Miss Keveney,
49, Nary Mickey. Mrs. {. Stockmar'
s s,,so Nanier Miss n Papistella, Misses
T So Miss ". Cubbins, Miss Tobeck
~ a. Sacrod Heart Table. No. 2, the FOL
,o,,,,,~ ladies' are in charge; MRS. T.
sbaucnessv. Miss L. Melvin MISS NJ H.
wade Mrs. Woods, Misses WOODS
Mrs Dolan Misses NJ. Lowry ~ brown'
M HAYES, l. Kline. NJ. Farrier' .. Ger
r ri q ST. John e. Dofard and Misses
Cavanaugh 80.
Sacred Heart Table No. ,, mas con-
tes, for beautiful set Of vestments be-
tween Fathers willebald, Donovan and
O'Reilly.
A committee OF ladies from the various
parishes have taken charge OF thls con-
test for Father Willebald; Mrs. J. j. Pow
eli and Mrs. r. A. Bliley; for Father
Donovan-Misses Annie and r. Alexan-
der and Miss M. RYAN; for Father
O'Reflv-Nrs. Roster. Miss A. Ferriter
and Miss NJ Forstmann.
At Sacred Heart Table. No. 4 very
beautiful silver service Is being raffied
This table will have two extra attractions
during the week.
On THURSDAY night musicale viii ha