The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08
PASS HAPPY DAY
IN MAD FROL|CS
Members Of st. Joseph's
Parish Hold Their
Picnic.

With merry Irish reels, games and dane
ing the members of st. Josephs parish
passed the fleeting hours at their annual
picnic held at Schuetzen Park yesterday.
From early morning until the setting sun
more than thousand merrymakers
roamed the wooded knobs of the park
across the bay and only turned their re-
luctant faces cityward when the warn
ing whistle of the special train at o'clock
called them from their sports.
The picnic which was under the direc-
ton of Rev. Fathers P. Scaulan. P. j.
Keane, j. Collins. j. Harnett and E. o.
Sullivan left the city at o'clock for the
wooded grounds across the bay. After
a morning spent in various games the
afternoon was passed IN dahclng ana
races. The results of the many contests
in fieetness and nimbleness were as fol-
lows:
First race. branch No. 3, Sodality Immacu-
late Conception-W by T. Vaughan. c. Lyon
seSono, Senond race branch No ?. sodality Immacu-
late Conception-Won by c. Vaughan, Charles
Third race. Young Mems Sodality-Won by
F. Lucitt James Welch second.
Fourth race Child Jesus Society-Won by
Gladys Coney, Mamie sehurman second,
Holy -. Angeis-Won by Rosie McKeown. May
Hallorhan second. e.,.,,..
Angels-W6n by Bentzinger, Rose Bohan sec
O'iS Seventh race sodality of Children of Mary
Won by Bessie Sharkey, Angela Sartores sec
Eighth race. altar boys under 10 years
Wo1 by Joe McGuine, V. Collins second.
Ninth race altar boys over - years-Won
by p Flynn j. Scudda second.
Tenth race married ladles-Won by Mrs.
Eleventh race, single ladies-won by Miss
Lilly Gerger, Miss Code Tyson second.
Sooster, j. Cannon second
Thirteenth race, married men-Won by Tom
Green, James Lawlor second
Fourteenth race, Altar Society Collectors
Won by Rose Bohan, Grace Sharkey second.
Fifteenth race, Sunday school teachers-Won
Sixteenth race, active members ST. Vincen,
de Paul Soeiety-Won by John Tamony, Tom
Nolan second.
Zig and reel dancing for girls-Won by May
Hawley Annie Corbett second
Jig and reel dancing for boys-won by Rob.
ert Allen G. O'Neil second.
Jig and reel dancing for ladies-Won by Mrs
Kerr, Mrs. Carly second.
Jig and reel dancing for men-Won by W
| Callaghan, John Monahan second.
Through the efficient work of the fol
! lowing committees the days outing wa.
made an unparalleled success:
| General committee-John T. Bowling. presi
/ dent; NJ J. Bohnan and Thomas McKeon, viot
presidents; Edw. c. Curtis Frank Shilling anC
/ p j. Barry, secretaries; Rev p J. Keane
treasurer Committee on order-John Kenaul
! (chairman), p. Barry, p. McClinchy. H. Thur
! ber. Ewd Ducitt p. Kelly, j. ]. Miley. Com
mittee on music-Ed C. Curtis Thomas Nc
/ Keon, ]. O'Connor, p Kilkenny, James Muir
ply. Press committee-D. J. Murphy, Pa
Kelly, Pat O'Connor. John Renault Franl
! Shilling Patrick Barry. Gate committee-T
! T. Otis (chairmau), John Sullivan p NJ
| Derham d. Delury. John Bowling, j
McClosker. Committee on games - Joh
p Mcclure (chairrnan), G. w. Bay
reuther j. B. Gaffney, Thomas Nolan
! A. A McNeill, John Tamony, w. Walsh
! NJ. ]. McBrearty. Committee on souvenir pro
| eramfne- Mesdames O'Connor, Miley Anglir
/ Derham, Bayreuther. Black. Teggart, Donohue
Creggins Harrigan: Misses McDermott Nc
| Phillips Griffin, Eohan, Weiss Soper and Nc
| Laugnlin.