The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-19
Members of st. Patrick's and
st. Anthony's Churches
Give Successful Fairs
COMMITTEES KEPT BUSY
Halls Are Crowded Each Eve
ming and Various Booths
Are Literally PatrOnized
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1Ol6 Broadway. Oct. Is


last Saturday evening, are the centers
Of attraction in East and West Oak
land and the ladies in charge are wy
ing with each other in arranging new
features for the entertainment of those
who attend. Both halls were crowded
this evening and each of the booths re-
ceived its full share of patronage.
When the doors were closed at mid
night the ladies, although tired out,
were happy, for they are now assured
that the fairs will be successful and
that they will be well repaid for the
weeks spent in preparation.
The West Oakland Auditorium, where
the jubilee bazaar of ST. Patrick's par
ish is now in progress, was thronged
with visitors early in the evening and
1t was nearly midnight when the last
party left the hall. During the even
ing all the committees in charge of the
various booths were kept busy and the
result was a handsome addition to the
funds already raised. The Rev. Father
j. b. McNally, pastor of st. Patrick's
Church, expressed hearty satisfaction
over the success of the bazaar.
The booths, their distinctive colors
and the names of committees in charge
of. them are as follows:
Color red-Districts / and s. Sacred Heart
president. Miss Emma Young; committee
a Mrs Carter; Miss Rigney. Mrs BrOmer, Miss
y Conner, Mrs. William Mullins, Mrs. Rollins,
Mrs NJ. Coyel, Miss Lizzie o'Conner.
Color green-Districts 2, and 4, ST. Pat
rick's booth: President. Miss Farley; vice
president. Mrs Farrell: treasurer, Mrs. Lee
IerNe- ltIef-Mre. p TreacV Mrs Kear-
ney, Mrs. canty, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Frank
Brown. Mrs. James coakley, Miss sarah Flynn,
ley
Color white-Districts 10 and IL, St Joseph's
booth; President Mrs J. Hayes; vice presi-
dent, Miss NJ Short; treasurer, Mrs. James
Driscol. committee-Mrs. Hayes Mrs. Boyle,
Mrs Lemery. Mrs. Halloran Mrs Emory
Color yiolet-Districts IL and Is, ST Antho-
nys booth: President, Miss NJ T. Farrell;
vice president Miss Milhone treasurer Miss
Mary Kane; committee-Miss Loretta Towne
Mrs HOLMAN, Miss Champreu. Mrs. Conner
ton. Miss A. Harrington. Miss Z. Finn. Miss
Florence Cullen, Miss L. Nolan, Mrs. Zine,
Mrs. o DerInott. Miss A McGrehan
Color brown-Grab box: President Miss A.
Hennessy; vice president, Miss Z. NJ. McCar-
thy; treasurer. Miss NJ Mccarthy: commit
tee-Mlss A DoIan. Miss K Dolan.
Color pink-Candy booth: President, Mrs
Pressy vice president, Mrs. Sanderson; treas
loney. Miss Rudeck Miss Flynn
Color gray-Refreshment table: President,
l. J. f1dIlSdIit vice PRESIDENT, MIS-. Con-
nelian; treasurer, Mrs. H. J. Westdorf; COM
mittee-Mrs. j. Nolan. ,dss H. Flanagan
Miss A. Comedian. Miss B. Comedian.
Faughaballa booth, emblem The Harp
President, Miss M Short; vice president.
Miss r. Short; commfttee-Miss Stroniski,
Miss Cunningham.
The first three nights of the fair for
the benefit of the boys school of St.
Anthony's parish have been a success.
A pleasing feature of the fair is the
musical and literary entertainment
given each evening.
Tomorrow night there will be a
change Of the character of the enter
tainment, which \ be furnished by
members of the Olympic Club of San
Francisco. During the evening there
Will be a boxing exhibition by Jimmy
Britt, who is now training in Alameda
for his coming contest with Joe Cans.
The programme for the rest of the
week has not yet been fully arranged.
One evening of the week is assigned
TO each booth on which the committee
in charge hold reception. Monday
night was devoted to the geranium and
carnation booth. This evening the
ladies Of the violet booth were in
charge and the programme for the rest
of the week is as follows:
Fern. Wednesday, 18th; country store
Thursday, 10th; chrysanthemum. Friday, 21st
marigold. Monday, 25th; sunhower. Wednes
day. 26th; palms. Thursday. 27th:. shamrock
Friday. 2sth. -
Interesting programmes will be arranged for
The members of the committees i'm
charge Of the different booths are:
Country store-Miss Mary Mofftt. president.
Ma
Miss Lucy Donovan. Miss Josephine Edwards
Miss Mary Gordon, Miss Evelyn Gordon Mrs
Mrs. John Hanlon. Mrs. James ,SIatterv y
Violet booth-Mrs. Koenig. Miss Anita Koe-
Mr. and Mrs. win Lamb. Miss NJ. Farnham
Miss Emma Glenden, Miss Helen Glenden the
Misses Walsh, Miss Tierney Miss catherine
fitzgerald, Miss Emma Moore. MISE A sI,is
Dougherty. Miss Viola Kennedy the Misses
Q Council, and Messrs. Eugene Berrican Eddy
Doyle and Thomas colthurst
Shamrock booth-Mrs. James winn. presi-
dent: Miss r. Curtis. secretary; Miss n Sui
Ivan, treasurer; Miss NJ. Walsh Miss 4
Flynn. Miss b. Mccarthy Miss A Haeertv
NJ Hagserty Miss n camnS onner' miss Miss A.
Glenden, Mrs James Smith, Mrs. James Burke,
Mrs E. McGinnis. Mrs. NJ McGlade Mrs.
Sundower booth--M A. McInnis. pres,dent.
Miss Emma Mulgrew, Miss Rose Mulgrew. Miss
Agnes Mulgrew, Miss J. C. MeInnis Mrs M
A McInnis. Mrs. j. ]. Agnew, Charles n Mn
grew. William J. Mulgrew.
Chrysantherium booth-Mrs Hugh Hogan
president: Mrs NJ j. Keller, treasurer. Mr.
William r. Geary. secretary; Mrs r &
Derby, Mrs. John Ellis. Mrs David Banter
Mrs. H. S. Knapp, Mrs. J. T. DonneIin Mrs
| John Donovon, Mrs. Cooke Miss Eleanor M.
monc. Miss Molie Commins Mrs Annie uo1,-
ard. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs K. Powers, Mrs.
Gertrude Flanagan. Mrs. Loretta KnapD
Miss Mollie Peters, Miss Virginia Tsrrrell Nisss
/ Georgia Fitzgerald. Miss May Hogan, Miss Elia
| Hogan; Messrs- Hugh Hogan. Judge Villa M
r. Geary, Frank Howard. Ralph Knapp Hugh
W. Hogan.
Marigold booth-Miss Josephine Nesbitt Miss
May Mcdonald the Messrs Carey. the Misses
Short, Miss Zeta Arnold. Miss Catherine ken
nedy, Mrs. William Hogarty, Mrs Thomas
Whelan.- Mrs Charles HUFF
Geranfurn and carnation booth-Mrs Russell
Fftton Mrs. Fitzgibbon, Mrs. McKown Mrs
Herding. Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Gailard Mrs Stef
son. Miss Martha Fitton, Miss Marion n. Fit
ton. Miss Margaret OBrien Miss Nav
o. Brien. Miss Nora Coda, Miss Jean NC
Brearty, Miss NJ Fitzgibbon. Miss Agnes Burke
Miss A. Mediterranean. Miss Dunol, Miss Budd'
Daisy booth-Miss Liza White. president
Miss G. White. Miss Z. c. Walker Miss Ham
pei. Miss Mary Kretz. Miss X. Dolan Miss a
Abren, Miss N. Marcellino. Miss j. Cofey.
Miss H. Lamb. Miss f. Garvey, Mrs Carroll
Mrs. r. Mills. Mrs. W. " Harrington. Mrs
Ticrney. Mrs. Colgate Miss L. Coffey
Cosmos and ivy booth--Mrs Garcia Mrs p
T. Mahoney. Mrs. Ryken. Mrs. Healy Mrs
Lamb. Mrs. Petersen. Mrs. Brown Mrs