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'Tables and Raffle
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The following ladies presided over the different tables and worked unsparingly for the good cause for which the Fair was given:
Mrs. T. Franco, Kiss Maggie Soden, Kiss Dora Ryan, Mrs.James Cochran, Kiss R. C. Fjxterstine, Kiss Cora Ryan, Krs. C. Schmidt, Kisses Belle Seymour and Sallie Shannahan, Krs. Lawrence,Seymour, Eglin and Forstall; fancy table, Mrs. L. Gieger, Kiss K. Shanahan; grab bag, Kisses Guillotte.
Several handsome presents were made Father Bohmert to be voted for and raffled, prominent among which was an elegant silver caster donated by Mr. and Krs. Fry, lessees and managers of the Ocean Springs Hotel. Mme. Fry also,accompanied by a large number of her guests, attended the Fair, and in other ways contributed largely to its success.
Among those who attended the festival were Messrs. Cahill, Whalen, Cassidy, O'Keefe, Corcoran, Cullinan and Byrne, and Kisses Del Bondia, Gogreve, Fass, Cahill, Adams, Duffy, Cullinan, and Mrs. Hattie Hemard, O'Keefe, Renshaw, Moses, Holland, Benedict and Rambert.
Cradle Club Holds Moonlight Sail Race
The Cradle Club met in the parlors of the Ocean Springs Hotel last ni^ht and twelve members signed the roll to participate in all amusement enterprises planned by its president, Mr. F. Fry, then and there unanimously elected. Mr. Andy Whalen and James Cassidy were chosen vice president and treasurer.
Immediately after the election the pleasure commenced with a moonlight sail, in which the sloops Maggie and Joe, manned by the Cradle Club members and their lady friends, made a cruise among the islands.
The sail finished with a race home. After a two hours straight head wind sail the Maggie won, and the expense of the trip fell on the occupants of the Joe, as was agreed upon at the start.
MACK