The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-30
FINAL PREP ARATION
FOR ORPHANAGE FAIR
Mechanics Hall to Be Decorated
Today for the Festival for the
Benefit of St. GabriePS Orphan
Asylum

Carpenters and decorators and their
assistants will take possession of Me
chanics Hall this morning and the work
will be complete in preparation for the
festival which will be held in the even
ing for the benefit of st. Gabriel Or
phan Asylum. The arrangements for
the event are complete and all that Is
necessary to assure the success of the
affair is pleasant weather and large
attendance at the three open sessions
of the festival A fine entertainment
has been arranged and the affair will
have a number Of interesting attrac-
tons.
Articles win be on sale of all descrip-
tons It has been decided to hold the
festival open Thursday afternoon from
until in order to give the school
children an opportunity to visit. At this
session Of the festival the entertain
ment will be given by the children Of
the asylum. They have been especially
trained for the event by the Sisters of
Mercy. The program is as follows:
Chorus. TN the Life of the Young and
the Old"
instrumental Pieces Cwo pianos.)
Bandit en- streiche."
Recitation, Ave Maria"
Drama, "Lottie's Dream.
| Recitation, Somebody's Mother.
Solo, 1.-THE Holy City.
Recitation, "The Judges Mistake. "
Dialogue, Selling the Baby"
Girls Drill
Instrumental Piece 1.-TWO pianos) "old
Black Joe"
Recitation, "The Model Child"
Master Waldo Martin.
Chorus Guardian Angel"
Recitation,
Miss Grace Byrnes
Recitation, 1.-THE Head of the Glass"
Closing Chorus.
The tables during the festival will be
in charge of the following young wo-
men and their assistants: Candy table,
Mrs. Eliza J. Kelley, Mrs Anna Scan
nell. Miss Mary Lawlor, Miss Mary
Flaherty, Miss Margaret Lawlor, Miss
Luella Guiott and Mrs. Mary Connors.
The flower table Mr.. Mackie, assisted
by 20 orphans dressed as flower girls.
Art table, Miss Catherine O'Neil,
Miss Annie Kehoe, Miss Lizzie Kehoe,
Miss Alice Powers, Miss Mary Me-
County, Miss Lila O'Neil and Miss Jo-
hanna Mahar.
Foresters table Mrs. Annie M. Ken
ney, Mrs. Mary " Fay, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bradley, Mrs. Margaret Fitzpatrick,
Mrs. Catherine Cronin, Miss Nellie
McGarr, Miss Nellie Dolan, Miss Katie
Healey, Miss Nellie Coakley, Miss
Treaser Doherty, Miss Eliza Quinn.
Miss Mary Morrissey, Mrs. Margaret
Rafferty, and Miss Nora Murphy.
The doll, mystery and orphans table,
Miss Nellie Carney, Miss Margaret Ma
her, Mrs. James Doom, Mrs. Dennis
Lynch, Mrs. Mary Fitzgibbons. Miss
Mary Layden, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. U.
OConnel.
Ice cream table, Mrs. Mary Crane.
Mrs. Catherine Rebboli, Mrs. Ellen
McGratty, Miss Maud Chase. Miss
Mary Layden, Mrs. Mathew Fitzpat-
rick, Mrs. James Downey, Mrs. Pat
rick McGovern, Mrs. Mary McGrath
and Miss Helena Kellaher.
Lemonade and fruit table, Mrs. Chas.
Clarity, Mrs A. Mclaughlin, Mrs.
NJ Corbett Mrs. II. Canavin Mrs.
Flavin. Miss Margaret A. Ferguson,
Miss Katherine A. Rourke, Miss f. S.
Mullarky, Miss Julia Corbett Miss An
ma NJ Hartnett, Miss Catherine Hart
nett, Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin. Miss
Maesie O'Day and Miss Elizabeth Can
nivan.
Gypsy tent and lunch counter. Mrs.
Owen j. Carroll, Miss Bridget Walsh,
Mrs Thomas McKenna, Mrs. T. II.
Murphy Miss Nellie McKenna, Miss
Agnes Duggan, Mrs. NJ A. Rourke and
Miss Genevieve Convery.
Picture and book table. Miss Grace
Crane, Miss Winnie Crane, Miss Mary
Hackett and Miss Sadie O'Leary, Miss
Mary McGrath.