Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
AT
BIG LAWN FTTf
LIGHTS TWINKLE IN HOLY
CROSS PARlSH
MUSICAL PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR THIS EVENING
Booths Crowded with Dainty Articles
to Tempt the Visitors-Pastor
Presdes at Opening
Session

Falryland comes once year to the
Holy Cross parish, at the annual lawn
fete and although it has made two
previous appearances in that parish,
the third which was opened last night,
ecllpSed all previous efforts along that
line. The church grounds had been
made beautiful by many colored cleo
trio lights and Japanese lanterns, while
pretty maids and NATIONS collected
dimes and quarters for the church
fund, giving in exchange many useful
and fancy articles.
For several months the feminine
members of the parish have been pre-
pairing for the fete which was opened
last night, and as a result the booths
erected in picturesque fashion were
crowded with dainty articles to tempt
all visitors.
The fete was formally opened with a
program with addresses by prominent
city officials and clergy of the city
Rev. Thomas F. Fahey, the PASTOR
who has arranged for the event, pre-
side1. During the evening musical
numbers were furnished by a brass
band.
Booths Brightly Illuminated
The booths were arranged about a
canvas enclosure, and were in pictur-
esque bungalow fashion. Bunting and
palm leaves were used effectively to
form the booths, which were brilliant
ly Illuminated. The booths and those
in charge are as follows:
Sacred Heart-Mrs. G.. Barber, presi-
dent; Mrs. j. Schabacher, secretary;
Mrs J, Ziegler, treasurer; Mines. J.
Bangerter, w. Denniston, Donahue, ].
Clark and r. Bradford.
st. Cecilie-Mrs. w. j. O'Neil, presi-
dent; Mrs. F. B. Hagan, secretary;
Mrs. Flannery, treasurer; Mines. C. J.
I c
st. Joseph s-Mrs. Frank Koch, pres
ident; Mrs. F. H. Bradford, treasurer;
Mines M. Chandler, j, O'Grady and S.
Heating.
st. Mary's-Mrs. H. McMann, presi-
dent; Mrs. f. II. Dolan, secretary;
Mrs. ]. Schwab, treasurer; Mines. J.
Meyerbohm, Charles Scherer and Frank
Riddle.
Immaculate Conception-Dr. De la
Hautier president; H. Callahan, vice
president; Miss Lilly Boylson, secre-
tary: Frances Greed. treasurer: assist
ed by members of the sodality
Children Of Mary, candy booth-Miss
Irene Toole, president; Miss Margaret
Mclean.
Children of Mary, fancy articles
Elizabeth Hagan, president; M. Sager,
Marie Prefer, Agnes Morris, Estelle
and Eleanor Barnes.
st. Anthony P. Horan, presi-
N.
Mrs p. Fitzgerald, treasurer; Mrs. D.
A. Thieme and Mrs. F. McMurphy.
Japanese tea garden-Mrs. Joseph
Kayser, Mrs. r. Gross, Mrs. George
McClean. Mrs. j. Prefer and Mrs. x.
Meuzhuber. ,
Young mems auxiliary-Philip Kill
foyle. president; Paul O'Neil, vice
president; Stewart O'Grady, secretary,
and George Greed, treasurer
Serving Spanish Dinners
Mrs. Andreas Olivera has charge OF
the dining room, where Spanish dim
ners will be served each evening. She
will be assisted by a corps of young
senoritas in Spanish costume. the
dining room is arranged in gayly dec
Grated cottage on the church grounds,
red and yellow, the Spanish colors, De-
ing much in evidence. =,
This evening a musical program Will
be rendered by mandoIih cruz; ne ne
fete will close Friday evening with an
auctiOn sale.