The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-18
For Church Of Saints
Peter and Paul.
WILL CONTINUE ONE WEEK
BAZAARs THAT APPEAL TO THE
CHARITABLY INCLINED.
League of the Cross Cadets Will Per-
form for the Purpose Of Rails
ing an Armory
Fund.

The annual bazaar for the church of
Saints Peter and Paul, under the patron
age of its pariShionerS, was formally
thrown open to the public last night by
Mayor James D. Phelan. He compliment
ed the people of the Italian race upon
their progress on this coast and praised
the ladies in charge of the various booths
for the tasteful decorations Of the places
under their care.
A special musical programme has been
arranged for each evening Of the week.
Last night the choicest bit on the pro-
gramme a solo, Day Dreams" con-
tributed by Miss Annie Rooney, the we'll
known soprano. She was accompanied by
Miss Welsh. Professor Manlloyd contrib
uted 1.-The Palms. while Mascagni Man
dolin Club, under the direction Of Profess
sor Piccirillo, rendered several selections.
The programme tonight will be con-
trtbuted by the glee club of Company M,
League of the Cross Cadets, The various
booths are in charge of the following
ladies and gentlemen:
Children of Mary booth-Mrs. DR.. Pescia,
Miss Ginocchio, president of the Sodality; Miss
2S ai0 o vice boobMsses Eda
Beronio. Eda Lertora. Mrs c. Masoero, Mrs
L. ]. Watson. Misses A. Arata F. Bacigalupi.
cese, NJ Stevenot, ]. Wilson.
Columbus booth-Mrs BENJAMIN C: Brum.
Mrs. Daneri. Misses Hattie Bendano. NJ Arli,
F. Manalli, A. de Vincent, S. Lemardini, A
Tasazsa.
Dewey booth-Mrs A. Spadina, Misses Lydia
spadina, A. spadina. j. Lenarmund. R. Fra
poll, 1. Spencer r. Merlo, I. Biarchi, S. For
St. Lucia iil booth@Mrs q. CagIieri, Mines. NJ
Cervelli, E. Ferrea, S. Bertolucci, x. Quilici,
c. Garlbad Misses A. Lambruskini, c: Ounce,
Merlo and a. Caglieri
Don Bosco refreshment parlor-Mrs. Virginia
Miss Ratagliati and Miss GRANDMA.
Postoffice. in connection with Mary Help of
Christians booth-Mrs. Steffani.
b0 atin MR9ad 4 cagi fePne''0n win S' LUCIA
Manila grab, in connection with Dewey booth
Miss Angie Spadina.
Prize WHEEL. OLIVIA and assistants.
st. Dominic's fair will be continued an
other week. There will be an elaborate
change in the original plans was deemed
advisable, owing to the number and value
of articles in the various booths and also
because of an increased attendance.
st. Patrick's parish fair will also be con-
tinued during the present week. The
League of the Cross Cadets, under Cap
tain Power entertained those present last
night with an interesting drill. The mar
ried men of the parish will be the guests
tonight.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Congrega-
ton Shaari Zedek of the Stockton-street
synagogue will promote a fair in Union
Square Hall from December 10 to 49, in
devoted to lifting the church mortgage.
A patriotic fair will open this evening at
EHdnuel bdpllSI OnuTCH, [,
to relieve the church of debt. The pro
gramme for the opening follows: Charac-
ter representation, Lieutenant Richie,
Twentieth Kansas Volunteers; baritone
solo, the Rev. J. George Gibson trio, Miss
Mabel Craig, Miss Edna Craig and Mrs
NJ. e, Gallahorn; glee club, selections,
Mrs. McNab. Miss Pugh of the Tenth
avenue Baptist Church of Oakland will
assist in the music.
The fair in aid of st. Johns parish, now
being held in Old st. Mary's College, con-
tinues to attract crowds nightly. During
the week the following will entertain Visit
tors to the fair: This evening, Company
Q, League of the Cross Cadets. Wednes-
day evening, St. Anthony's booth, under
the direction of Mrs. Minehan and Mrs
John Mitchell; ST. Patrick's booth. under
the direction of Mrs. Meinke and Mrs.
Dennison. Thursday evening-The re-
freshment stand, under direction of Mrs
Cherry. Robert Emmett booth, Mrs. Nc
Lester and Mrs. McDevitt. Friday even
ing, Immaculate Conception Sodality. Sat
urday evening, Dewey soda fountain.