The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-30
THE FAIR SEASON.
Charity, Liberality, Elegance
and Taste.
The Hebrew Charity Fair The Principal Stalls
Rebecca at the Well and Real Live
Lottery-The Post ONCE and
the Floral Temple.

This evening the Uhaity Fair at the Twenty sec
ond regiment armory In Fourteenth street. IN aid OF
the Mount Sinai Hospital and the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum, will be thrown open TO the public. II
already promises to be one OF the brilliant displays
Of the season In spite OF the confusion and disorder
incident TO putting up the decorations and finally
arranging the stalls. Altogether there Will he no
less than & NtH
FlFTY-FIvE STALLS. N
attended by ut least 100 OF the most attractive,
beautiful and popular ladies Of the city One or the
most striking II Mrs. Heyman's tea stand. The
s'aI Is ntted up with singular taste and IS model
o' "ha' tea store ought TO look like.
IN the background there Is handsome
oiipainung Of a.Chnese marriage ceremony, and the
counter Is not only furnished with the necessary
scales and weights but IL adorned with number
OF 81 CANT caddies, OF them OF genuine Chinese
manufacture, and inaid and enamelled with In
Irritable delicacy OF Monaghan ART.
MRS. .. A. Lewis stall viii also certainly he
one q the leading objects OF attention
1t win be adorned with very fine
oil painting OF All allegorical subject, in
which the Goddess OF Liberty is the leading figure,
Another OF It's pieces de resistance Is handsome
wooden model OF schooner fully rugged, and ready
IN every respect TO pass into the hands OF some
Mrs. Keller win Introduce an altogether novel
form OF charitable money-makins. She is to pre-
RkBnooA AT 4 WELL OF LEMONADE.
she Will be assisted by couple OF negro bows and
when completed, the general effect OF this original
ana Interesting scene will be, no doubt, very
Mrs. l.. Lavenbnrys stand Is also arranged with
exceedingly COED taste, and is well furnished with
ARTICLES OF real value and beauty.
Miss R. Friedander will Keep lottery ONCE of
novel character. She has collected some ST. 500 In
contributions, and has invested the money IN United
on
20 sSoo. tickets Tor just double the value OF the
c cSnds VIII BE- issued ana grand drawing at the
THE FLOWER STAND
VIII be magnificent triumph OF decorative skill.
II Will consist OF circular temple, the pasters and
dome OF evergreens and the Interior filed with
bouquets OF various sizes, and galaxy OF the more
prominent beauties connected with the Purim AZ.
ISOLATION. There are TO he two refreshment stalls.
One on the ground floor will be devoted
to the purveying or cold refreshments, Under
the superntendence OF Mr.. Cohen and Mrs. H. Leo.
elegant lunches and suppers may be obtained It Is
to be IN charge OF pretty well known mp town
One special and unique feature OF che Fair viii be
AN ART EXHIBITION,
consisting OF very fine and valuable coilec-
4 number Of Mr.. c." Constant Mayors s; pic'ures.
Inc remainder OF the paintings have been lent to
the fair by the owners OF some Of the finest pri-
Post Once, run on the usual charity fair principles,
and Professor Nichols, the glassblower. has volun.
teered 10 daily give an exhibition the articles which
ne may make and sell golng Of course, swell the
FUNDS of the bazaar. # 0l nc
Such are briefly few of the more prominent
features Of the faIr At present the work or gene
raj decoration IL Of course unfinished and Ii is I'm
possible 10 say more than that 1t promises to be a
brilliant and striKingly successful effort. The work
OF preparation was carried a through last night
and to-day Will be completed only an hour or so
before the fair opens. There can be no doubt that
bazaar where preliminaries display 80 much
ENERGY AND GOOD TASTE tNf
and IN aid Of SO worthy an object viii receive the
a show it will be worth o visit whilc IL IL 10 he
hoped that the greater part Of those who may pass
pleasant hour among Its gttcring stalls will open
their hearts and give literally TO the relief OF the
SUFFERING poor to whose needs 1t Is Intended to min
lister. .#." #"Y.