The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
EVENING WITnTOM
MOORE" ENJOYED
Young Women of Institute Hold
Interesting Session With
Famous Poet

On the occasion of the last meeting
of Carmel institute No. of the Young
Ladies Institute there was "an even
ing with Thomas Moore" followed by
banquet. The guests were welcomed
by Miss Hannah Welsh, president OF
the institute, and Grand Secretary jose
phine T. Molloy acted ass mistress OF
the evening All who were called upon
gave selection from the poet. The
following were the sentiments and the
names of those who responded:
Farewell But whenever You Welcome the
Hour Ella NJ Comyns. past grand president.
Peace BE Around Thee, EizaDeth IerrE'
past grand president. :,
Rich and Rare Were the Gems she Wore,
Mrs Annie sweeney. founder
Quotation From Lalla Kockh,' Mrs Mary
'''Tis sweet 10 Think, Mrs. NJ. E. Ragan,
past grand president.
"As Slow our Ship. Mary 1. Wynne, past
Sing, Sweet Harp Mary +. Haggerty, grand
first vice president.
The Garland | Send Thee" Mary b. Concan-
non, grand past president.
The Minstrel Boy. Mrs. Margaret Feacoek'
grand second vice president. -,
Common Sense and Genius" Mary Il. suiii-
Go Where Glory Waits Thee Lucy GEMS,
grand director
NAANr
lan grand director.
The Time | Lost in Wooing," Mary Cutley,
I'VE May Roam Through This World,' Mrs.
s. a. Garvin, grand director
Fiji the Bumper Fair Agnes Lynch, grand
"A Dream olivia Foley, grand director.
Ask Not If Still Love Mrs Mary kaunitz'
grand director.
Quotation from Fudge Family in Paris,
Nellie Winters, grand director.
Bright Be Thy Dreams" Mrs. Josephine
Mullln, grand director.
All That's Bright Must Fade, mrs. NeHle
when 1--we is Kind" Brida o'Connor, grand
director.
Come Ye Disconsolate,'' Mary Gallagher,
The Meeting of the Ships Mrs Hannah
D Connor grand marshal.
The Dream Of Home" Maud Fallon. grand
inside sentinel.
Loves Aoung Dream" Elizabeth Cullgan,
president McKinnon institute No 3
The Young Man Moon" Annie Burgess, presi-
dent California institute No. l.
"One Bumper at Parting" Marie Bohan, hrst
vice president Carmel institute No. z
= -Epgram From the French. - Miss Sarah
por president DoI9aes e institute rI S3herne Con-
molly, president St Theresa institute No 20.
''Lesbia Has a Beaming Eye Nora Sweeney,
president Gabriel institute No 81
'0ft In the Silly Night Evelyn Long, presi-
dent Eclipse institute No. 10
Were Not the Sinful Marys Tears, Mrs.
Margaret Dowdal, president Isle City institute
No. 81.
"A Joke versded.' Maud Kaneen. president
Lagan institute No 52.
Origin of the Harp Nora Rowe, president
Berkeley institute No as
Here, Take My Heart, Mrs. Belle Pimental,
president ST. Joseph's institute No. 80.
Think Not My Spirits Are Always So Light, y
Mrs. Mary MeCann, president Richmond Institute
No. 81.
Mrs. Annie McCloskey sang Believe
Me, if All Those Endearing Young
Charms" Margaret eastman sang The
Harp That once Through Tara's Hall,
and these two ladies sang the Meet
ing of the Waters" The Last Rose of
Summer" was played by Josephine
Ryan.
At the completion of the program
many stories of Irish wit and humor
Were told, which were very amusing.
All present were then presented with
pencil and paper and asked to write
the titles of every poem written by
Thomas Moore they could remember.
Miss Annie Burgess wrote 110 titles
and won handsomely bound copy of
Moore's poems.
Miss Elizabeth Terry was also pre-
sented with a copy of poems in appre-
citation of her efforts as institute deputy
of Carmel institute No. 2.