The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-03
THE GERMAH LADIES, FAIR.

pretty well crowded last night, there being more
| persons in attendance than We have seen at any
time since the fair opened. Many Of the articles
have been sold or rafied and carried on by the
lucky ones, but as additions are being constantly
made, they are scarcely missed before their places
are filled by others equally attractive.
Prominent among the articles on exhibition Is
very neat dslls house, made by Messrs. John
HeesemanD Brother, which contains two rooms
and double piazzas 1t Is entirely weather-bo board
ed and shlngled, and reflects great credit upon
the skill and ingenuity OF the builders. The
rooms are furnished completely-one as parlol
and the other as chamber.
On Mrs. Schuckmann's table, No. 6, the more no
ticeable additions are: A very fine cake hand
somely ornamented, presented by Mr.. A. Melch
ers; stick Of candy about ten inches In clrcum
ference; and large cat, worked in worsted, pre-
sented by Mrs. Winburg, but worked in Europe.
On table No. 4, Mrs. Fehrenbach's, there Is an
exquisite silver watercooler. goblets and waiter
from Mr. A. r. Hayden, and the handsome bride
has two very tastefully dressed maids on bel
right and left.
The next table, No ; las added to it's many at
trann..ons fre.screen, curiously worked IN differ
ent eolored tissue paper several large cakes, and
map, presented by Mr.. Hickey.
The ladies gold wStch, mentioned in the follow
ing list aa having been won b, Mr.. J. h osten
dorn, was most elegant work of art, and Hs:
valued at $780,
PRIZES Won.
Set silver spoons, R. HeIsser; box segars, n.
Pehreubach; pair Slippers, P. Murphy opera
Cloak, Miss J. Rempke; pair mems brogans, mo.
l2,) Mrs. Bequest; box toilet soap, L. Muller; point
handkerchief valued at S25, Miss F. Bowman;
pair white mice J. L. Polhemus; fine Meerschaum
pipe J. Knobeloch; peel basket, ". lessen; sill.
ver ice pitcher, Miss Konarhens; pair worsred
mats, q. 1fencken; dozen French perfumery, r.
Helms; pair large mats, McDud CoAen; portraits
OF German heres, q. Stemken; silver tea pot,
Miss 8. Zerbst; steeple cake, J. F. Lllienthal, oil
painting OF Niagara Falls, R Blerasher; bunch
Havana cigars, L. q. Cramer; infants sack,
Mrs a. Oetjen; fruit cake, N. Klein: Infants
bonnet, A. W. Riecke; worked picture, J..
L. Tobias; perfumery, Miss Ida Freeman; fruit
cake, Mrs. E. Rosenthal; ohilds cloak. Mrs. Stein
ken; bottle brandy cherries c. Wedding; sofa
cushion Miss Moses; cigar stand, VIM. Huxall;
set slver.ware, q. Henning; silver salver pitcher
and goblet, r. Melchers; silk beaver, F. Kellner;
set furs VIM. Semken; ladies' gold watch, J. q.
Ostendorn; silver thImble ]. Ahrens; meerschaum
pipe, R. C. McMahon; embroidery pin-cushion, h.
Hease; jar preserves F. W. Meyer; silver thimble,
]. C q. Claussen; mattress and boster, G. ],
Luhn; fancy cake, Miss A. Pills. ton OF coal, Rev.
L. Muller; box Havana clgarG Miss c. Sahl-
mann; worsted tsblecover, ]. q. Klincke /;
fruit cake, W. Klein; infants bonnet, A. ".
Riecke child's worked picture, ]. L. Tobias; one
dozen perrumery, Miss Ida Nlemann; ornamental
fruit cake, Mrs. E. Rosenthal; chlld's cloak, Mrs.
stelnken; bottle brandy cherries, G. Wedding
elegant sofa cushion, Miss Moses; fine cigar case,
VIM. HaIall; set siyer.ware, Fl. Henning, silver
salvor, pitcher and goblet, T. Melchers; Silk
beaver, F. Kelner; set Of furs, VIM. Semken; Ia
dy's gold wa'ch J. II. Osiendorfr silver thlmble,
j. Anrens; meerschaum pipe, r. C. McMahon; em.
broidered pin cushion, e. Hesse; jar OF preserves,
+. W. Meyer; silver thlmbe, J. e. Il. Claussen;
mattress and bolsters G. j. Luhn; fancy cake,
Miss A. Pills; ton Of coal, Rev. L. Muller; box
cigars, c. SahlmaRn; table cover, ]. H. Kllncke.
DONATIONS TO THE FAIR.
The ladies gratefully acknowledge the following
donations: Box perfumery, DR.. G. J. Luhn; crochet
DOYLE, Miss siellng; opera cap, Miss L. KleIni
bonnet, Mrs Zernow; sash, Mrs. Booth; basket OF
fruit, N. n. Klein; packages OF candied fruit Miss
L. Bort; silver goblet, Mrs. Puckhaber; buggy
cover, Mrs. John Campsen; 81 in cash. Mrs. Kru.
ger; Mrs. Carstena, for donations OF milk.
The following donations were received from
walhalla, S. c.: D. Bleman So; A. Brunlcke, 81
John Kaufman, 80; A. W. Thompson, 81; Jacot
Schroeder, 81; Il. ". Pieper, 81; S. Bauknight, 81
NJ. Bray ST. q. Schroeder, 81; Mrs. G. W. Water
man, So; W. q. Trapier, ST.; Mrs. T. B. Lee 81
". P. Thompson. 81; Waller. Watson & Co., al.
bum aud vases; W. pitchford, earrings and pin
Mrs. L. B. Johnson. one pair flower vases; Carter
& Vernon, two pair gaiters and one pair child'a
stockings; II. 5. yaudlever, apples; Il. Ostendorn,
apples; F. Hendricks, apples; A. Fischiper sll'
yer thimble; W. q. Eator, cake basket; Mrs. W.
Il. Bator, pun box; Miss Kate Woodaw, jewelry
box; A. E. Norman, pair OF vases and glove box
Mrs. II. Knee, toilet set; Mrs. J. II. Voigt, cake
box an watch safe; C. L. Reid Co., portmon
nale, cologne and galters; Mrs. c. Cramer, bas.
ket; Mrs. A. Brennecke, feather flowers; Mrs. D.
Biemann, crystal pitcher; Mrs. Rochau, two bot
:les blackberry wine and fancy vasei C. q. Inger
soil, one box cigars.