Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-07

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taste seldom witnessed.
Entering the hall and turning to the right,
we encounter the honest joyial -countenance
of NJ. McKeon, who presides Overt the shoot
ing Gallery, where a silver cup or pitcher
may be won every night; and while looking
at this mighty Nimrod, our left eye prompts
us to u TO the
Sunday School Table. whose name shines
out in hundreds Of jets above the table,
shedding its light upon rare and beautiful
works of art, and an infinite variety OF ar
ticles, from a pincushion to the costly
Grover x Baker sewing machine, which a
lady may become the owner of for the small
sum of fifty cents. Miss Kate Murray pre-
sides over this table, assisted by her assOci-
ates in the Sunday School, viz, Misses
Mary Fitzwilliams, Nellie Mapton, Lizzie
Lynch, Lizzie Hanson, Mary and Teresa
Burke, Mary Naughton, Mary Caraher,
Annie Chapman; Messrs d. n. Neylan,
VI. J. Mallory and John Long; together
with a host of ladies, fair, winning and
winsome.
Adjoining and forming a part of the
Sunday School is the Post Office, with Miss
Mary Burke as Postmistress and the re-
nowned Jerry Buckley as Carrier. Pro-
ceeding eastward, we come to the costly
and wellarranged
Table Of Madames Winstead, Col
lins and Burns, who are assisted by Misses
h. Burns, V. Spain, J. Martin, Lizzie
DoUgherty, Rena Mclaughlin, Alice Muir
phey, Della Smith, Mary Ramsey, Addie
Howerton, Maggie Cantrell, Alice Hensley,
Tillie Evans, Matte Hume, Mesdames
DOugherty and G. S. Kinney. They CRATE
fully acknowledge donations in money
from Messrs. German & Warren, of Louis
villei Mrs. Capt. Kinney, Mrs. Gen. Hick-
man and others; also liberal donations from
Messrs. G.. Calhoun, Stief, Gates x Pohl-
man, Greenfield, Atwell II Sneed, Bradford
Nichol, D. N.Neylan, Dernbush, SALESMAN. |
Freeman, Hicks, Houston q CO., and Gil
gan; Madames Fox, Americas Beech, Ear
~, G. s.. Kinney, Messrs. Spire & Duff.
Lindsey Michel, j.. FARMLAND & Co..
Luck, Rich Il Todd, Phillips & Buttorf.
Murray x Ryan, J.. ]. Hail. Wharton &
Co, Collier X Sweeney, Benson, Brown & |
Co, McGloin d Cured, Mrs. Duff, Mrs. |
Reeves, Mrs. James Burns, Mrs. NJ. Burns. |
Sr., etc. Connected with this table is a
fine
Art gallery, of statuary, paintings, etc,
where the cDnnOisSeur in fine arts may
spend an hour for the small sum of ten
cents. Mr.. Thos. WinStead is the able
manager Of this gallery, and deserves liber-
al patronage. Turning nOrthward We come
to the poll, where for % cents, we may de-
posit with Mr.. Malachi Nc COrmack-a bal
lot for the most popular candidate for any
office at the August election. who will re-
ceive a costly and beautiful gOld-headed
cane. After consulting with the various
candidates for the different county offices,
the committee have concluded to award
the cane TO the candidate receiving the
largest number of votes. without re-
regard to the office for which he NAV
be running. Adjoining this is the
Table of Mesdames Mccormack and
VESSEL, who are assisted by Misses Kate
Feehan, Elvira Brennan, Lucy Seiferle,
Mary f. Egan, Lizzie Fegan, Jennie Nc
COgmack, Maggie Mccormack, Maria Kin
ney, Mary Motif, and Josie Seiferle. They
return thanks to Miss Katie Greener, Tayeli,
Eastman < Howell, Mr.. D.. Greener, and
Mr.. Hicks, for donations.
The Misses HyerOnemus and Mrs. ZanOne
have a fine and very neatly arranged table
adjOinining the last named. They are as
sisted BY Misses Lena Rainey, Ida Asa,
Katie Davis, frankie johnson, Mary Ra-
vanne, Fannie Roberts, Alice Zanone, Matte
Carroll, and Billie Newland. They return
aiAAh lOL GANANAtS dgAA4-CA ~ 4 IlAAAlUS Dul- |
tori & Co. Mr.. 10. ZanOne, Mrs. 4. V.
Brown, Mr.. John Holahan, Messrs. Dun !
stead, Atkinson x Alstead, Z. Miller. j.. j.
Hall, {. c. Giers, Freeman ~ Co.. VIM. {
J. N. Hill Il Co, and Mis-. Bloom |
stein. 5
The Edgefeld Table stands next. with
Mrs. NJ. J. DOlin and Mrs. Vim. NJ. Barry !
as principals, assisted by Mrs. Sheetz, l
Misses Julia MalOy, Julia German, MOllie ;
Gates, Mrs. II. WandS, Mrs. c. Butler, and !
"our Annie Dolin. When the following !
OF contributors to this table is read. we :
scarcely need say that the table is well !
filed, or that the ladies are grateful to |
their friends. Mr.. Jos. w. Allen sent in his '
annual contribution; a New York Friend l
so: donations were also received from
the following New York gentlemen: Goad
y Wilson, Whiteside Bros. Martin IL '
Morrison Nessrs. Durham and Dixon. q
Also, thanks to Cooper * Eubanks. Albert l
Akers, Spire * Duff, Thos. J. Hopkins, W. :
Murray, DornbUsh, Murray * Regain,
Charles Butler, Miss Hardy, Mrs. L
Mann, Mrs. Sheet; and last, though not o.,
least, Mr.. Dan OMadigen, proprietor of the :
Western Get, sent from St. Louis a copy
Of the original painting Of est. Patrick's
Day in America" Now we reach
The South Nashville Table, under the :.
supervision Of Mrs. Kane and Miss Lizzie L
MckeOn, who are ably assisted by the
Sprightly Miss Jennie Wrenne, Misses
Masterson, Alice Mcdonald, Katie
Byrne, Julia Farrell, Teresa McKeon. =
Handley, and Others. In connection with
this table is a valuable cane to be given to
he most popular employee in the work
shops Of the Nashville and CHATTANOOGA
The ladies return thanks to Mrs. .
John Lumsden, Mrs. Glorister. Mrs. Ranie,
Long & Mclaughlin, ThOS. CurTin, Mr.. e
Niggers, Hicks, Houston & Co, D. Y. II
ThOs. Hardeman, Mrs. Handlev. "
Miss Katie Brady and Miss Matte Man u
"
The front of the stage is beautifully ar "
anged, under the immediate direction of
J. G. Barry, who, with Mrs. ThOs. y
'endeTgast, have the refreshment depart y
nant. The arrangement must be seen 10 :,
,e appreciated. Here we have Miss Jen q
lie Einnegan as Rebecca, dealing out de- q
lemonade to the thirsty, then a con- ~
ectioneTy table, the piano next, and then ~
mother table filled with good things, with Z
Maggie Buchanan, Miss Katie BraGv. -
nd Miss Ellie Hardeman as at -
endants. The solid refreshments are =
n charge of Mrs. Charles Beauman, than ",
-hOm no lady IS more capable or more =
ighly appreciated. Mesdames Cullen and 70
}arlin assist at this table. The piano is II
one of the finest in the city-it is -
McPhail, seven and a half actave, and its "
rice is $50. The tone is itch and perfect, vi ii
nd the make up of the very best. 81
The rain prevented many from attending -,
lst night, but we hope to see the hall well ~
lledto-night, and every night during the ~
eek. !
Mr.. NJ. a. Hopper was the first lucky Il
winning a picture from the Sunday o.
chOOl Table. Let the ShOOtists be OH hand ~
for the silver cup. ~
The Contributions from MelrOse.- We
mOngthe valuable contributions annually re-
sceived for the benefit of the orphans, none -
re more valued than those received from ~
assic MelrOse, the residence of Mrs. Aaron "a
y. Brown and her charming daughter, ID
NaTcissa p. Sanders. This year the az
of Miss Sanders to the Sunday au
.hOOl Table are of rare value ~
nd peculiar interest, consisting of tn'
jewel case of great artistic beauty. ne
nd withal burglar and fire-proof. This WI
i'll be a great prize for any one having Cal
money or iaua1S 10 InpOs;t Nj llt