Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-06
The Orphans Fair.


night to witness the winding up of
the Orphan'e Fair for 1865. Nothing
could have passed of more pleas
antly, and although the ladies were
very much fatigued after the pre-
vious weeks exertious, still they de-
termined 10 see the last of it, and to spare
no effort to add TO the orphans exchequer.
The ball on Wednesday night will be
grand wind upto the annual festivities
and duties, and we expect that gentlemen
will come forward with will, and make
this excel, if possible, any of its prede-
cessors. The ladies have performed their
task nobly; il now remains to be seen
how gentlemen will do their duty.
The following is list of prizes won
las! night, and the names Of the winners:
TABLE OF Mrs. MURPHY AND Miss
FITzaERALD.-Fine gold watch, by Philip
OlwiIl bottle of hair oil, by Michael Mo-
ran tobacco box, by NJ. Davis splendid
china set, by Charles Burns punch bowl,
BY Mrs. NJ. Burns; work box, by Mrs.
Taylor; pair vases, by Kate Dougherty;
pincushion, by Margaret Mahony; china
set, by Mrs. Kate Dougheriy; handsome
picture. by Alice Murphy; silver watch,
by Thos. Kennedy; bottle pomade, by
Ellen Brew; vases, by Annie Prendergasi;
lady's hat, by Miss Eaton; watch case, by
Maggie Egap; fan, by Ellen Judson.
ORPHAN TABLE-MEsDAMEs DOUGH-
DIRTY AND KINNEY.-Dress, by Jno Ward,
silver set, by Q. Noble; gOld-headed cane;
by Thos. Farrell; pair of vases, by Lucy
Lawrence.
Mrs. NJ. j. DoLIN's TABLE.-China
pitcher, Miss Ella Carver; music box, by
Thos. I. TritschIer; silver tea service, by
Mrs. Lizzie Woods; cooking stove, by
Mrs u. Fry; watch case, by Mollie FIan-
nigaD; silver oyster tureen, by Mr.. H.
Wood; white P. K suit, by Ell. Fisher;
candy pyramid, by A. NJ. Green; pair of
pillow slips, by Miss L. Seiferlt; pin
cushion, by Monte Glascock; blue suit, by
Mrs. Woods.
EDGEFIELD TABLE Mis-. P. OLwILL-
childs' dress, by Annie Olwill silver but
ter dish, by VIM Burns; stuffed bird, by
Alice Cunningham silver pitcher, by
Mccormack; stuffed bird, by George Bu-
chanan; John Diamond and lady, by -
-; silvern urn, by William Hsgey !;
bride, by Dan Mylan; the Irish black
thorne, by NJ. Ryan.
Mrs. BELLMAIEEs TABLE-Glass Of
wine, by John Atkinson butter dish,
by Maggie Brennan; fine meerschaum
pipe, by Hugh Douglas; large doll, by
John NaughtoD.
MEsDAMEs MCCoRMAcK's TABLE,
Doll, by John Dillon; silver castor, by D
A Cole; pincushiOn, by Bridget Mcmahon;
saddle and bride, by Joseph Kirshbaum;
pincushion, by Mary KaiD; pair boots, by
Walter Page; cake, by Mrs. McGough;
sugar bowl and pitcher, by Miss Belle
Sands; shawl, by Miss Rein; pair vases,
BY james Farrell; oil painting, by Sarah
Brennan; watch case, by J Mcdonald;
china set, by Mr. Bentley; bird cage, by
Robert Maginnis; jewelry stand, by Ellen
Igo; picture, by James Caralan.
TABLE OF MEsDAMEs, BUDDFKE- AND
MCNULTY.-Lace handkerchief, by Miss
Ratiman; holy water fount, by Nora
Brady; box cigars, by W. G. Gleason; pair
vases, by ]. W. Mosley, squirrels, by
Mrs B. Buck, extention table, by Charles
Sanders; pincushion, by Kate Glascock;
silver pitcher and bowl. by John A Hy-
ronemus; girls suit, by Mrs Mayer; silver
pitcher and goblets. by P Bryant; silk
dress, by Miss Lou Buddeke; clock, by
Miss B Conner; hat, by Henry Burho;
handkerchief, by L L Ayers.
MEsDAMEs kennedy AND WHELAN's
TABLE-Silver castor, by Fred Z4igler;
ship, by John Daley; writing desk, sby
John Dillon; silk quilt, Miss Sarah Bren-
an; vase, by James Bergan; butter dish
by Mary Dolap; album, by BArtley Grady;
silver tray, pitcher and goblets, By Mira.
Mary Hoover; pair vases, by Maria Ken
nedy; cnild's snlt, by NJ. Fay; doll, by
Maggie Cahill.
Mrs. BEAUMAN's TABLE.-Gold watch,
By Mrs. Maggie Kelly.
Mrs. BARRY's TABLE-Opera cloak, by
j. c. La Prade; handsome purse, by d.
Mccarthy.
The SEWING MACHINE, ri the table Of
Mesdames Mcdonald, was won by Annie
Ryder.
MIR James Lacey Won the silver pitcher
at the shooting gallery.