The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
A Monster Bazaar in
Charity's Name.
MANY PEOPLE WILL ASSIST
CATHOLIC LADIES' AID SOCIETY
APPEALS FOR HELP.
For Years It's Members Have Done
Noble Work Relieving Distressed
People of All Creeds and
Nationalities.

The Catholic Ladies Aid Society will
soon appeal to the charitably inclined
public for assistance for the relief funds
of its various branches and also to pay
the Indebtedness Of the society Its mem
bers have arranged monster bazaar or
fair, which Will be held in Native Sons
Hall Mason street. from next Thursday
the 27th inst, to Saturday. May 8.
Branches of the society in Alameda,
Berkeley, Oakland and this city viii send
their most charming girls to I'LL the
booths and to entertain the people who
are 10 he, for the time being. their guests.
The committee appointed by the Celtic
Union, the great body of Irish societies, is
taking a most active part in the prepara-
tions The members have pledged their
cordial support and cooperation. They
have also undertaken to arrange special
programmes for certain evenings and for
the reception of various civic and frater-
nal organizations.
The efforts of the society IN behalf Of
the men of the volunteer army who were
Tor months at Camp Merritt last year Will
not be soon forgotten. In add Ion 10 the
big tent of the society in which the spIr-
itual and physical needs OF the soldiers
We're attended. Eentlewomen. went from
tent 10 tent mlnlsterlnE to those too III to
move about They supplemented the work
OF the army nurses by carrying dehCacles
that the grim regulations Of war fail to
provide for the men stricken down while
in the performance Of duty The work
was carried cut on broad, humanitarian
lines as the society dispeuSeS all its Charl-
ties, without thought as TO the creed or
the nationality Of persons receiving its
bounty. The departure of the soldiers did
not complete the work on their behalf
Many OF the men LEFT families unprovided
for and the society undertook TO care for
them. This burden. added TO the others,
rapidly depleted the funds of the society
Hence the bazaar TO replenish them.
Each booth viii he in charge of a
president of a branch of the society, who
will be assisted by various members. The
names Of the ladies who Will have charge
of the principal booths are as follows:
No. !, oakland-,;Mrs NJ. Kirk Qresident{.
Miss NJ. Cannon. Miss Maria Flynn. Mrs. J. J:
Lynch. Mrs. Frederick, Mrs +. Coleman and
No ;. St. Charles. san Francisco-Mrs. J.
Feuneu presideut. Mrs. II. Molloy, Mrs 7.
Fendergast. Mrs. A b. Mcguire, Mrs NJ. Gu
sick, Mrs. j. J. Greene, Mrs. Code, Miss \.
No- 3 Alameda--Mss B. Gallagher Cpresi-
denD, Miss X. Jolymour, Miss NJ. kearney,
sure. Mrs. Quigley. Mrs. X RUPERT
No. :. ST. Brendan' $ Mrs. n. Reed tpresi-
Carty. Miss +. Patterson Mrs. \ Delaney
Mrs. A. Siggins, Mrs. NJ. Brennan.
Smith (presdenU. Miss J. Mitchell. Miss May
Shelly, Miss NJ. Paisley. Miss Anna I1eary,
Miss L. hnorp, Miss Z. Feisel, Mrs. NJ l.
10. 3. St. Charles'-Mizs A Martin (presi-
denD. Mrs. NJ Fitzsibb9ns. Mrs. N Lycett
Miss L. Wynne, Miss a. lie Bert. Miss K. Ma
40. L. St. Joseph's-Miss NJ Burke (presi-
denD. Mrs. :. McFadden, Mrs. +. q. Curtis,
Mrs. NJ. Burns Mrs. Torsney, Mrs. :. q.
Bayruthers Miss NJ. Atkinson, Miss a. Burke.
denU. Mrs. s Tobin. Mrs. f. ONeil Mrs.
J j. Mckinney. Miss X Fitzgerald Miss NJ.
Tute Miss a. Burns. Miss VI. Garety, Miss
J. Mccarthy. Miss NJ Shields Miss NJ. Con-
lon Miss NJ Stein. Miss NJ Curtis
No. Is. South san Francisco-Miss Mary Ford
(presidenO Miss NJ McDonough. Misses +. and
c, Graves Miss NJ. Welsh, Miss F. flaming,
No i9. St. Dominic s-Mrs. P. J., White
patrick Miss X. Langdon.
No 20 Sacred Heart-Niiss B. Dean (presi-
dent), Mrs. u. +. Ragan, Mrs. d. J. sullivan,
Mrs. II. Gallagher, Mrs NJ. Halpiu. Mrs. Dr.
Donnolly. Mrs. O.. Crosscup' Mrs. J. J. Con
No %. St Mary's PauIist-Mrs. c. Kennif
Mrs. D. T. Sullivan Mrs Smith, Mrs. E
Graney, Misses A. and NJ. Donohue. Miss A
Greene, Miss VI. Jones, Mrs. Canes Mrs. Glib
soda fountain-NIiss A Martin and Miss k
Tighe.
Refreshment table-1frs. Charles Casassa and
young lady assistants.
A contest for the most popular member
OF the Fire Department and police force
will be held The following have the af-
fair in charge Miss Mary Atkinson.
Miss Margaret Curtis, J. p. Dignan, Gus
Bayruthers and a. B. Mcguire.
a contest for the most popular branch
Of the League of the Cross Cadets will
also be held under the auspices of c. L.
a. S. No. .. A meeting of the committee
Of arrangements Will be held in the base
April %. at 2;SO p. m. 10 perfect all ar
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