The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-03
The Catholic Fair
Everything Now Ready

The Catholic Fair will be the center
of attraction this week in Tucson. The
ladies In charge of the enterprise have
been at work making preparations for
almost three months and ,ne result
of their efforts will be one OF the best
fairs ever held here. A special rate of
one and one-fifth fare for the round
trip has been secured on the Tucson
division of the Southern Pacific sys-
tenn and a number o. outside visitors
are expected here this week to attend
the fair and the two star theatrical
attractions here this week.
The fair will open tomorrow night
at 7:30 o'clock. The Spanish supper
will be held at 6 o'clock, preceding
the fair each evening. The fair will
be held every evening continuing un-
til Saturday night. 1t will also be open
on Saturday afternoon. Outside Of the
voting contest. there VIII be a number
of special attractions, The wheel of
fortune will be a novelty and will no
doubt be the center OF q great deal or
interest. On Wednesday night some
of the musicians of Emma Nevada
Company Will be invited TO attend the
fair after the concert, and 1T Is expect
that some of them will sing. The ladies
will make a special feature OF The
Spanish supper after the th, re on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The merchants of the city and other
citizens have been liberal in their dom
ations and a number of firms in Los
Angeles have contributed to the lair.
Several of the most handsome contri-
buttons will be raffed off.
The ballot boxes in the contest were
opened this morning and the votes
counted. Tomorrow night all but ,ne
leaders will be dropped and their
friends will be allowed to fight it out
among them. The result of the ballot
ing this morning when the votes were
counted was as follows:
For the most popular married
lady: Mrs. Manning, II; Mrs. Holl-
brook, s; Mrs. Armstrong. 2; Mrs.
Sroufe, 2; Mrs. A. Franklin, :: Mrs
Wilbur, 2: Mrs. Samaniego. .; Mrs.
John Martin. Z; MRS. Hermann, q Mrs.
w. J. Perry. 2; Mrs Abadie, @ Mrs
Steinfeldt, 9
For the most popular little girl:
Ruth Rockwell. 40; Ethel Spiers So;
Julia Rebel, 80; Evelyn Francis, 4
Rosalind Boido. 2: Bertha Frisch, s;
Luisa Ronstadt. S; Vida Burns. 2:
Florence Davis. 2; Helen Ives, 3;
Baby Wright, !.
For the most popular young lady:
Misses Belle Armijo S4 Birdie Gull
yer, 34; Rose Jameston. 81; Anita
Coenen. 12 Regina Fischer 90 Car
lota Dunn. IL; Lottie Hall. 3; Hannah
Mansfield. 2; Lipscum. .. Amelia
Robler, .; Irene Steinfeld, 2; Timbres, |.
/: Francis Connell, 2; Anita Carrillo,
For the most popular little boy:
Paul Rebel. III; Alejandre Durazo
1856; Joe Derring, 70: Jack Martin, s:
Ainsworth Moore. 4; Howell Manning.
a. Joe Mccormick. 2; Arthur Mcneil
4; Master Ives g. Pepe MARTINEZ, 5.
For the most popular railroad man:
Benton Dick 20; l.. Holiday. 6; Joe
Waddel. 4; T. O. Clark. l.; o. H. Seri-
sner. 2; Tom Fitzpatrick. /.
For the most popular young man:
George Norton, 20; Ed. Owens, 90; .
Alfonso Coenen. 20: Harry Drachman.
10; Mr.. Winchester. 6; Professor Full
er, 2; H. NJ Abadie. 2; Judge Purcell,
4; Herbert Tenney 2; Mr.. Newell, .;
Paul Navarro, 4; J. Romero. /; L.
Campoe. /.
The ladies who will have charge of
the Spanish supper at the fair are
Mrs. Agurre, Mrs. Carr:iio, Mrs
Montijo, Mrs. Sam Hughes. Those who
will have charge of the booths are:
Fancy work booth. Mrs. Ivancovich;
Russian booth. Mrs Wright; pillow
booth, Mrs, Abadie; drawn work booth
Miss Amado; chocolate booth, Mrs.
Ferrer and Mrs. Buelna; candy and
flower booth, Miss Stevens and Miss
Hughes, lemonade and cigars, Miss
Dunn; art goods booth. Miss Purcell:
doll booth, Mrs. Ives; hat booth, Miss
Durazo, cream booth. Mrs. Perry and
Mrs. Rolf; fortune teller, Mrs. Bonor-
den; fish bond, Miss keicker; contests
Miss Martin. tabeaux superintended
by Mrs. Katenstein; wheel of fortune,
Thomas Quin and Judge Purcell