Amador ledger., 1901-05-31
THE CATHOLIC FAIR
Twelve Hundred Dollars Re
eeived.
Mrs. Meehan's Art Museum.-Elo
quent Opening Address Prizes
and Prize Winners.

Again the ladies of the Catholic
success, and financially broken the
record into smithereens. Through
their efforts, the snug sum of 1920 is
now in hand and ready for disburse-
ment along the lines of religious work.
All who contributed to the success of
the Fair are entitled to due need of
praise, but to the few earnest and in
defatigable workers of the church spe-
cial credit should be given.
The Fair was formally opened on the
evening of May 22d by a rousing num-
Der from the Jackson Band, after
which Senator John F. Davis delivered
the opening address, which was highly
enjoyed.
An excellent entertainment by Mrs.
DR.. B. H. Schacht, closed the exercises
of the opening night. The programme
was as follows:
Vocal quartette-Ila Ginocchio, Nita Little
| field, Fred McKutchen and Emil Msrcucci.
Piano Solo-Mrs Sadie Kay.
Vocal Solo-Miss Christina Rickert.
Csntata by sixteen extraordinarily Angove,
Mamie Norman, Anna Strohm. Agnes Grim
dar, Olive Gordon. Marion Rust, Tessie Toon,
Hazel Quirolo, Mabel Bolyt her, Ods Ginocchio,
Ora AngOVe, Willie Tam.
Recitation-Celia Ladar
Piano duet-Oda Ginocchio and Mrs. Schacht.
Piano Solo-Ila Ginocchio.
Vocal Solo-MiSs Christina Rickert.
Observation-Disclosures GrimShaw.
Vocal Quartette-Ila GinOcchio Nita Little
| field, Fred McKutchen and Emil Marcucci.
On Thursday evening an interesting
entertainment, under the management
of Mrs. DR.. E. E. Eudicott, was en- Joy
ed by all, the following programme be-
ing carried out:
Piano Duet-'Lustspiel's Overture" Belize
.............. Mrs. Endicott and Miss Rust.
YOU" Rosenheld) =. viii and Cleve Jones
Mandolin and Guitar-"Song of Love Waltz"
MAX Weber, Eta and Ila Ginocchio
Vocal Solo-"Sunfower Sue" (Ford & Rratton)
Vocal Duet Matrimonial Sweets" Gree Free
man). 49,. Ora Angove and Oda Ginocchio
Piono Solo-"Second Marzucks.' (Godard) -.
Ladies Quartette- Correcting to Spring (WiI
SOM Misses Fault and Sanguinetti, Mes
danes Thomas and Endicott
Vocal Solo-''Blue and the Gray" Dresser
Vocal Due.-aRepeat Again, 'S en- Ba d aye !r
Banjo Duet ...........,: Selected" .:.....:....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr.. and Mrs Chambers
Friday evening was opened with
music by the Mother Lode Band, fol-
lowed by rafting for prizes, closing of
contests and selling at auction numer-
Gus articles.
The watch was won by Miss Mayme
Wilson and the silk umbrella by Mr..
Will Jones.
On Saturday evening a Grand Ball
was given, which was well attended
and thoroughly enjoyed by all partici-
pants. The music by the San Andreas
nrohocfno OH, rllr oil
who were fortunate enough to attend
sincerely hope to see them here again
in the near future.
The various booths were presided
over as follows:
Sacred Heart Booth Fancy Work
Mrs. F. Podesta, Mrs. G. @. Ginocchio,
Miss D. Sanguinetti assisted by Mrs.
A. Caminetti, Misses Eta Ginocchio,
Maude Lory, Mary Bartano, Mayme
Tam, Annie Davito, Loretta Ferrari
Flower and Cigar Booth--Misses
Lydia Podesta, Media Giannini, Rose
Ratio.
Bon-Bon Booth-Mrs. G. P. Vicini,
Miss Bell Devan.
Contest Table-Mrs. L. j. Fonten-
rose, Miss E. Murphy.
ST. Patrick's Booth-Mrs. J. F.
Davis, Mrs. G. Renno, Mrs. Ed. Hurst,
assisted by Misses Mary Parks, Hilda
Clough, J. Going, Eunice Going, May
Lawless.
Ice Cream Booth-Mrs. f. Burgin,
Mrs. P. PQdesta, assisted by Mrs. 7.
Norman, Misses Athena Paramino,
Mamie Norman, Emma Piccardo, Rose
Carraro, Salient Palmini, Irene Guisto.
Shooting Gallery-Mr. c. Smith.
Wheel of Fortune-Mrs. w. Doyle
Fishing Pond-Ila Ginocchio, Mia
Littlefield.
Japanese Rooth-Mrs. F. Joy, Mr..
Solomon.
Art Gallery-MNlrs. ]: Meahan,
Supper Misses Nora Huberty,
Phoebe Martell, assisted by Mrs. L.
Navis, G. Morrow, M. Lagomarsino,
Misses A. Perovich, Irene Giannini,
ClOrinda Giannini, Hilda Battistini,
Fernando Doenati.
LIST Prize, S2l-V. Mol6no.
I'd Prize, Rocker-Mrs. SOCIAL, Suffer
Creek.
Sd Prize, China Tea set-Judge R.
G. Rust.
4th Prize, Clock-H. Talon,
9TH Prize, Silver Butter Dish
Maria Dondero.
9Th Prize, Rug-Mrs. P. Podesta.
HllloWs, TABLE covers, silver pitcher,
hat and battenberg set won by various
persons. ~H
At the CLOSE Of the Fair, on Friday
evening, a vote of thanks was given to
the Jackson Band, the Mother Lode
Band, to Mr.. Solomon, Mrs. DIR. E. E.
Endicott, Mrs. DR.. D. B. Schacht and
all who helped to make the Fair sue
cess. '"'
Ihe ladies expressly desire to sim
cerely thank Mr.. Solomon for the
earnest and effective efforts he made to
further the Interests of the Fair by
making the Tea Booth, not only pay
ing institution, but the center of at
traction. They consider Mr.. Solomon
very gallant gentleman. They also
extend sincere thanks to Sheriff Greg
Dry for his untiring zeal in their be-
half and to Mrs DR. Schacht and Mrr