The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
TOTS WILL return
TO The HANAGE
Little Girls to Be All Reunited
Soon in Their Tempo
rary Home
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ell you can get to The Call to be added
20 tile subscription list for the Mount
ST Joseph's orphan asylum.
REsPOND TO THE PLEA
Much has been sent The people have
responded to The Calls plea with won
derful generosity. but more is needed.
Remember every cent you sent IS
placed directly in the hands of Sister
Helena, the wise and tireless supe
rioress, and she does wonders with il.
One expense that has been heavy is
& Tor the plumbing The owners of the
house would make no repairs. so the
cost Of it fen upon the sisters. who
could not take the children into an
snsanitary dwelling.
Great JOY prevailed yesterday when
u was announced the the first install
ment Of the money realized at the ball
OF the Gaelic dancing club Thursday
evening last had been paid to The Call
and amounted to $500. More is to come
an later, when the final accounting is
made and when all the tickets are
heard from.
The chaildren of. ST. Vincents school.
by permission of the sisters and Father
I.
Nhich was a record breaking score in
1he matter of ticket selling.
CARD PARTY WILL AID
benefit planned for next Thursday
afternoon is card party to be given
oy the parliamentary section of the
california club. The affair will take
osce at the California club house 6n
Clay street, and the proceeds will go
for the orphan fund.
Play viii begin promtly at o'clock.
A large number OF the club members
will make up tables OF their own friends
Bnd II promises to be most successful
sHalr both socially and financiallv
Tickets for the event may be secured
81 the clubhouse, 1850 Clay street
The general public is warned 20 be-
ware of collectors who appear asking
money for the fund for the orphanage.
The call has no collectors in the field
Big Benefit for Orphans
4. Another great benefit this week
(which viii swell The Calls fund for
She Mount ST. Joseph's orphan asylum
viii be the annual ball of the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians. which is to take
place saturday evening at Dreamland
Sink
It was decided at the meeting of the
CoHnty board Of the order, held Friday
evening. that the money realized at
this ball should so to the fund being
raised by The Call.
These annual events have always
been successful, and all the divisions
OF the order in this city have united
TO make this one an occasion of note.
The proceeds are usually divided among
the treasures OF the divisions, but this
year all viii go TO the worthy cause
OF charity.
The Sisters Of Charity and their lit
tie charges viii receive also, in addi-
lion 10 the money realized by the ball
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the divisions here
Timothy O'Leary is the chairman of
the executive committee. J. !. Brosnan
secretary and Charles Warden treas
urer.
The committee of arrangements con-
sists of the county officers, Presi-
dent, p. p. Mahoney; past president,
90 William Boyle; vice president, John
Creeden; recording secretary, J. ].
Brosnan; financial secretary, S. J. Ma
lone; treasurer, Thomas r. O'Day; b
J. Silver. NJ. F. Lydon, James c. Cur
ren, P. J. McQuinn. P. Ward, NJ J. Nc
Dermott, II H. McCaferty, James A
Flanagan, DR.. T. J. Crowley, T. r.
O'Day, r J. Welsh, P. T. Weinholz, \.
?. Hallman, F. ]. Hanlon, James j.
Barry, T. P. ODowd. Edward l. She--
han, James O'Calla CHAN, c. J. Collins,
, ". Hanaughan, r. McHugh. Jerome
Keohane, Thomas Regan, T. O'Leary, J.
AIoriarity, w. J. Dunno, ]. J. O'Brien.
Edward O'Connor p. Flanagan, T.
Bfoynihan, p. Kelly, s. f. Quill, j. J.
8Iulcsirn, NJ. J. Giles. J. J. Sheehy, John
Donohoe, 3. Mccarthy, NJ Hanley, W.
P. Tyneu, Edward Cranna, Peter
Whelen, J. P. Hare, James Cox. Thomas
Doyle C. Hurley. NJ NJ Twomey, D. o.
Mahoney. Thomas McKeon. John z. Ar
mold, c Warden, p. Tferney. p. B. Ma
loney. Francis Campbell, Edward
Power. J. J. Roonan and r. S. Shops
ion.
ARTHUR PUTNAM JURIsT-Bridge, Mass.
= oc- % -I--sce Arthur pufna M. for S. years