Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-13
LAWN FESTIVAL
FOR CHARITY
81. Vincent Affair to be
HsId This Week.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Vim
cents Hospital, West New Brighton,
s.. l., has made final arrangements
for the annual lawn festival in aid
of the destitute sick of that institu-
ton. Mrs. E. ]. Callahan, president
of the auxiliary, has made her an
nouncements of the various booths
and those who will preside over
them. 1t was also announced that
the Richmond Light and Railroad
Company would give the free use of
cars on all divisions to convey the
school children of Staten Island to
and from the festival on both days,
June IA and IS. The military band
of St. Johns Episcopal Church. Cliff
ton, has offered its services for the
festival, and will give concerts af-
ternoon and evening.
The booths and those in charge of
them as announced by Mrs. Callahan,
are as follows:
Doctors Table-Mrs. E. j. Gala
han, chairman, assisted by Mrs. F.
Coonley, Mrs. D. N. Chapman, Mrs.
E. d. Wisely, Mrs. Francis De Re-
we're. Mrs. H. E. Walker, Mrs. NJ. B.
Morris, Mrs. Walker Washington,
Mrs. j. D. Lucey, Mrs. Bernard
Brady, Mrs. s. A. Braniff, Mrs. N. B.
McSorley, Mrs. P. H. Hart, Mrs. John
Mines, Mrs. Indie. Mrs. j. H.. Mad
den, Mrs. w. A. McCreery, Mrs. f. J..
McNichol, RS. N. A. McManus, Mrs.
James Campbell, Miss Eleanor Nc
Govern, Miss Braniff and Miss Du
Case.
South Cboro TohIo M. TLo-..
kieran, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
James H. Clark, Mrs. Charles Bruins,
Mrs. John Bruins, Mrs. A. Gordon,
Mrs. William Horn, Mrs. NJ. j. Kane,
Mrs. P. Brady, Mrs. Joseph Kuhn,
Mrs. A. J. B. Wedemeyer, Mrs.
Charles Schultz, Mrs. r. McRoberts,
Mrs. E. Thompson. Miss NJ. Michel,
and Miss c. McCabe.
~lnterboro Table-Mrs. H. C. Man
helm. chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Trap, Miss Barry, Miss Best, Miss
Ryan, Miss Kirkland, Miss Trantor,
Miss McWilliams, Miss Maloy, Miss
Tyndale, Miss King, Miss Sarah
Wheeler, Miss Sweeney and the
Misses Martin.
Nurses Table-Miss Eileen O'Don-
Cyan Rosa, chairman, assisted by
the nurses of the hospital.
College Table-Miss Mines. chair
man, assisted by Mrs. F. f. Barranco
Miss Minnie Schultz. Miss Anna
Brady, Miss Marie McWilliams. Miss
Anna McRoberts, Miss Ethel Tyn-
dale, Miss Grace Madden and Miss
Fare Quinlan.
Japanese Tea Booth-Miss A.
Riley and Miss A. Mccoy, assisted
by Misses Scott, Ethel Morris. Vivian
WON" i""rfv murphy, EUneI Bruins;
Hennie La Moutte, Laura Callahan,
Ruth Clark, Dorothy Mannheim, Car
RE F. Gordon. Eleanor Walker and
Beatrice DAILY.
Toy Table-Mrs. Joseph w. Burke,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mary
Matthews, Miss Julia Burns, Misses
Edttha Mckee, Miss Matthew, Ger
trude Maloy, Mathilda Brown, Casey,
May Burke, Gladys McAndrews, Hell
en- McWilliams, Alice Duffy and
Irene Kane.
Peanuts and Grab Bag-Master
George Matthews, Joseph w. Burke,
Jr.; Wilbur Callahan, Eugene Gala
han, Jr., and Francis Flnnegan, Jr.
Refreshments-Mrs. Albert Rey-
maud and Mrs. Louise Benzinger, as
sisted by Mrs. A. P. Fannon, Mrs. C.
Morris, Misses Reynaud, B~enziger,
-Braniff and Dempsey.
Stationery and Pencils-Mrs. H. J..
LyndaIe and Mrs. j. Eddy.
Perfumery-Miss Marie Miller
Jones, chairman, assisted by Misses
Dorothy and Marguerite Chapman,
Katherine Holt and Dorothy Wright
Post Cards-Mrs. F.. A. Robbins;
Ringing the Canes-Masters Clifford
and Ray Callahan; Moving Picture
Tent-James T. Rourke. assisted by
Miss Marie L. Rourke.
Candy Table-Mrs. f. ]. Murphy,
assisted by Mrs, James Harcigan.
Mrs. John Braniff, Mrs. John ]. Nc
Caughey, Miss Julia Callahan and
Miss Lettie Robinson.
The "Poppy"-Mrs. J.. Malcolm
Fraser, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
B. T. Kearns, Mrs. C. w. Horton,
Miss Ethel Fraser, Miss Lillian
Kearns, Miss Katherine Livingston
and Miss Lillian Sayre.
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