Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-10
THE CITYi
THE JEWISH FAIR.
It winds mp After Three Weeks Of

It winds mp After Three Weeks o.
Uninterrupted Success.
Masonic Hall was cleared yesterday o
the fixtures, decorations, etc, of the lat
Jewish Ladies Fair. One who had beer
accustomed to the attractive furnishings o
the hall and The gayety that filed it night
", for three weeks, could not but feel .
sensation of gloom on entering the desc
lated place yesterday evening. 01
The ballots for the fan voted TO the mos
1 popular young lady were 10 cents each, in
stead of %, IS stated i'm Sundays paper
and the winner, Miss Ida Powers, received
only AS more than her next competitor.
w. 7. Linck, of Linck's Hotel, with his
wen known generosity, took all the wines
and liquors, donated to the fair and not
disposed of, at liberal prices, and thereby
very much accommodated the manager of
that department, Charley Sultzbacher, and
all in charge of the Fair.
All rafting lists that have not been COM
pleted viii be filed up as soon as possible,
and the articles rallied AID winners notified
through the daily papers.
Five cases of goods, on which no chances
have been taken, were packed up and
stored yesterday, to be disposed of to The
public at some future time.
Several friends of Miss Leath Harris, one
Of the most popular young ladies, who as
sisted at the late Fair last evening pre-
scented her with beautiful fan, as a slight
meme nto ofhe connection with that enter
prise, and as token Of their esteem and
regard. No one connected with the Fair
won more friends than Miss Harris. The
gift was gracefully acknowledged by the
fair recipient, after which her health was
duly toasted in sparkling wine, and the
party dispersed with mutual expressions
of good will.
Mrs. L. j. Loventhal and her assistants,
who bad charge Of the refreshment tables,
desire TO express thanks to the following
named parties for favors received during
the week: Spire & Duff (Chinaware for
tables and barr, Mrs. Geo. Greig, w. L.
Lincs, A. Hemphill, S. Riddleberger, j. s.
j. Hook, p. Cohen, V. Steinhauer, Mrs. E.
Rosenheim and the Maxwell House, Ewes
Hotel, the Nicholson House and the Frank
lin House.
Mr.. SultZbacher and his assistants thank
Diehl & Lord and Mccormack & Co. Qor
mineral water); J. F. Parker (for ice), and
Macy & Brown (for use of till.)
The winners of the following articles
rallied yesterday, and of all other articles
that have been rallied and not called for,
can find their prizes at FL. Nassauer's, No.
81, North side Public square, and are re-
quested to call for them Immediately:
Tables ! and 2-Cigar stand, valued at
$40, L. 4. Goldsmith; butter dish, SIS,
Col. j. G.. Burch; japanese set, $40, Miss
E1lo TI,zlaunDl. 10 rn-if1, faff
of Jewish Temple, SIS, j. w. ,DOlbsar; box
perfumery, $50, Miss Lena Buck; bird
cage ard gold fishes, $50, W. NJ. Warner;
pin cushion and mats, $40, Mrs. NJ. l..
Rick; bird cage and gold fishes, $50, III.
Metz; silver card receiver, so, L. X. Gold
smith; centre marble table, $40, NJ. Fishel;
silver fruit stand, S25, B. A. Phillips.
Table5-CarriagerOb SIS, ". w. Blake;
mantel ornament, S., l.. Bernheim; pair of
vases, $40, p. Bernstein; wreath of wax
flowers, $40, G. Z. Ii. Martin; group Of ar
tifcial flowers, 50, Clara Cohen; baby dress,
s., Mr.. Jacobs; barrel of flour, s., Mary
Thompson; hair braid, $50, j. w. Peiffer.
Table Handsome chrome, So, Mrs.
j. Morgan; wreath of artificial flowers, $40,
Bruce Douglas; barrel of -four, s., p.
Leury; heating stove, S25, E. Z. HaygoOd:
cups and saueers, $3.50, 5. j. Thomas; ia
PANIED toilet set, SO, A. c. Leury.
Table No. 5-Cake, $3.50, Mr.. Price;
cedar chest, SIS, L. Loche; drop light, Sl5,
Miss T. Wolf; pin cushin, SIS, Celia
Bunstein; sofa cushin, S25, j. III. Robb;
carving set knives and forks, $3.50, r. j.
Tyles; dozen wine SIS, Judge S. A.
Duling; dozen wine, s., ii. Nassauer;
stove SIS, Miss Menhead; card pyramid,
S25, S. Friedberg.
Table 6-Marble perfume stand, $40,
Mrs. S. ROsenheim.
There is to be a general and final meet
irg of all parties that have participated in
the Fair at Z O'Clock Sunday evening at the
Synagogue on North Market.