The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
Call Fund and Archbishop S
Promise Of Assistance
Cheers Sisters

II ie but G matter OF brief time now
until the orphans Of Mount st. Joseph
asylum will have definite plans made
for their future.
Since The Call subscription fund has
passed the 1900 mark, with number
Of benefits yet to hear from. and since
the assurance from Archbishop Riordan
that his first thought on reaching San
Francisco & little later in the month
viii be TO help in rebuilding. Joy has
reiEued in the hearts OF the sisters of
charity and OF the orphans themselves
BEAR HARDsHIPs BRAVELY
Temporary inconveniences seem less
vital than they did fortnight ago, and
the hardships OF the new life at the big
building at Franklin and Ellis streets
are borne with greater equanimity.
The trials have been and still are
very many, but the promise of a
brighter future has come to the little
sufferers.
The meeting of the committees of the
san Francisco social club held last
night at the clubrooms at Fourth and
Market streets to report on the ar
rangements for the big ball tomorrow
night showed that wonderful progress
had been made
No definite reports were made as to
th. amount Of money received or tickets
sold. but all the addresses went to
show that the city has been canvassed
thoroughly by the indefatigable com
nitteemen and that tickets are to be
found in practically every business
house. Sixteen thousand tickets are
out. and more will be on sale at the
door.
The proceeds of this ball probably
will prove the largest addition made as
vet to The Calls fund for the orphans.
DONATIONS GALORE
There have been donations galore.
Permission has been received from mu-
sicians' union No. for a band to play
free of charge, and IL is expected that
there will be about 80 pieces.
All bunting for decorations has been
given, and from the park will come
greens.
The ice cream and cigars to be sold
by the Women's Auxiliary have been
donated and buttonhole bouquets will
be made from flowers from the park.
The Auditorium. where the ball is
to take place. has had it's price reduced
greatly and is to he secured for n all
night affair for $50.
The grand march will begin at 9
o'clock and will be led by Mayor and
Mrs Mccarthy.
The following committees have been
appointed:
Arrangements-President- John P Mclaughlin
secreatry. ". Fl. Beuiss; c. L. Dam, Michael
Casey. Joseph z. Sullivan
Advisory committee-Mayor P Fl; Mccarthy
Chief Of Police John F. Seymour, Chief Of Fire
Department Thomas R. Murphy.
Floor manager-Chief of Police Seymour.
Floor-T Thomas F. Finn. John A Kelly, VII
liam R. Hsgerty. I. H. Spiro, William A New
SOM Charles F. Skelly. r. l. Whelan. William
Augustine Charles NJ. Fickert. William
Urmy. William n. Mcdonnell, DR.. W J. Walsh
James McElroy. Max. Goldberg. James E. Dillon
John J. Rogerson. William K Gutzkow.
observation-disclosures F Boyle, chairman; Judge
E. P Shortall. T. P. o'Dowd. f. C. Defhngwell
B. B. Rosenthal. william n. Metson. Ed Kelly
Dennis J. Murray. J. I. Herget. Frank g. Nc
Donald Andrew J. Gallagher. j. R. Knowles. B
ls Rue. Charles Laumeister. George Barron,
Frank Dsunet. Thomas Y. Gator. T. P Minehan
Or /, D. Mead. A Roncovieri. Frank J. Klimm
Judge D. G. Deasy, r. ]. Loughery, Z. H. Lo
masney. Dr. E s. Howard. P. L. Henderson
John Donohoe. DR.. G. L. Eaton. Judge Charles
l. Weller T. B. Healy, George H. Bahrs. Wal
ter E. o'Conneu. ". G. Pugh. f. c. Harrington
Dr. &. ". Goodsle, H g. Vaughan. c. Deasy
Judge George n. Csbaniss. Judge Charles A
Conlan, Earl NJ. Commings, C. A Nelson, ]. O
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