Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08
GOOD WORK.

Close OF the Orphans Fair at Masonic
HaII-Suecess OF the EnterPrise-Re-
suit OF the Battling and Voting.
The Fair at Masonic Hall closed last
night, but there still remain many articles
on hand which viii be rallied as soon as
possible, Of which due notice will be given.
The lateness of the hour at the close (long
after midnight) prevents US from saying
more than that the ladies are we'll pleased
with their success, and return grateful
thanks to their friends and the community
generally for their liberal patronage.
The ball will be given at the Skating
Rink on Wednesday next. The following
is list Of the prizes disposed Of up TO mid
night.
THE PRIZES.
Madames DOlin and Wand's table
Smoking set by Florence Dyer; lady's back
comb, 10y Nellie Healey; box cigars, by p.
NJ. Leddy; set knives and forks, by Ellen
Shea; handsome cloak, by Michael Moran;
silver cup, by Mrs. DOTgan; picture by
John Hughes; doll Oily May), by Julia
Hanley; doll (Undine), by Annie DOlin;
picture Of A. johnson, by Alice Layelle;
Child's stove, by Clara Carlin; pair Of vases,
by MOllie Whelan; silver napkin ringssby
Annie DOlin; cake, by Nellie Gurin; chro-.
mo, by Sadie Brazell; rocking chair, by
RObt. Williamson.
Sunday School Table-SiIver set, By Mrs.
Winnie Jonnzrd; picture of Capitol by q.
Vauphul; glove box, by Lizzie BrOthertOn;
sofa cushion, by ThOs. BOhan; paper weight,
by NJ J. Dolin; st. Cecilia, by J. E.
WTenne; picture, 10y Ellen CrOnan; Jewel
case, by BOmersbaCh; mantel ornament, by
Thomas Mallory; "Wreatb of Beauty" by
John Mcdonald; cake, by Miss MOllie Mon
ton; pair goblets, by Mary FallOn; star
frame picture, by L. j. O. Keefe; cross, by
Della Hallorab; silver castor, BY Della
Cain; picture, by Nora AshbroOs; barrel Of
flour, by Mrs. Nolan; clothes basket, by
Mrs. j. TanaTy; album, by Laura BrOdy;
parasOl, by Sarah Lavelle; chrome, by Mrs.
4. BausOm, album, by S. TignOr.
Table of Mrs. Kelly and Miss Feehan-
Pair slippers, by Jonnard; wine cooler, by
Bridget Phillips; saddle, bride and whip,
by Joe KerTigan; lamp mat, by Sarah Han
ley; crochet bag, by Lula Hubbell; para
SOL by Belle Brennon; toilet set, by Annie
Simmons; chair, by John Mcdonald; quilt,
by Miss Mcdonald; the beautiful aud val
liable parasOl, by Mrs. I. D. Craighead.
Orphans Table-ChaiT, by n. J. Smith;
candlesticks, by j. d. Smith; pyramid, by
Maud Floersch; ottOmans, by Harry Man
ming; china set, by James Gibbons; pic
ture, Twilight, by J. f. Duff; pair vases,
by J. J. Mclaughlin; rug, by ThOs. Far
rell; silver set, by Mrs. Judge Lawrence;
set of furniture, by Mrs. Brady.
West Nashville Table-MadOnnas by
Johanna Fitzgerald; bohemian cups, by
James Wilson; silk fan, by Kate McGOl-
rick; picture, by NJ. J. Smith; doll, by
Willie KeTrigan; water set, by Katie Jen-
niucS, smoking set, by Miss NJ. j. Ewing;
chrome, by latsey Boyle; lamp, by Annie
May, paper screen, by Mike Eaton; bracket
by Bessie McGOyern; cedar bucket, by Mrs.
=. Mulcahy; lamp mat, by Sarah Handy;
chrome, bv +. h. GlemOn; water cooler, by
Mollie MCGolrick; lady's slippers, by
Willie Quinn; handkerchief case, by Kate
FITZGERALD; cologne, by Julia Hardeman;
child's chain, by Pat Riley; toilet set, by
Annie Ahern; chrome, by Katie Harper;
drOp-light, by Tom Fitzgerald; wine set,
by J. ID. Smith; blue vases, by J. Mulver- |
hill; hanging basket by Mary Olwill; sill !
yer goblet, by Maggie FOgHty; toilet mats, |
by Tim DOrgan; ship Sallie Davis, by B. |
+. Mullins; cake, by ThOs. Murphy; silver !
water set, by n. Clements; gold watch and |
c.lain, by James Kelly.
Refreshment Table-Amethyst ring, by |
J. Z. Elliston; toilet set, by Annie Sim
mons; wOrk-bOX, by S. 4. Duling. |
South Nashville Table-Picture Of Holy |
Family, by Belle DOnnard. pictures, by |
81. j. Mckee; chrome, by Fred SpaldiRg; /
cake, by Willie +. Quinn; box cigars, by |
John PAR; pincushion, By Jerry Sullivan; |
album, by Ella Brennan; hat rack, by Della |
Larkin; cake basket, by Ella Gwinn; key /
of ale, by Della LaTkey; Angelo clock, by |
J. c. McTafe; china set, by Sarah Hanley; /
lace curtains, by j. I. Foley.
At the Shooting Gallery, Mr.. T. o. Nor
ris won the pitcher, the most valuable prize 1
yet shot for. The contest was close.
TIE POLLS.
The following is the result of the voting /
for the fine gold chain to be given to the |
most popular man: Martin KeTrigan 46l |
and Chris Powers 1852, scattering 9; giving
KerTigan a majority Of % over Powers, and /
20 over all. MessTs. John Morrow, Jr.,
and NJ. J. c. Wrenne were the judges Of the ]
election.
Miss Maria HyrOnemus, than whom we
know 10 lady more deserving, won the
beautiful fan, she receiving 5S4 votes to her
1872.
DR.. Henry Sheffield won the robe.
Col. Frank Williams carried of the
walking cane.
Conductor Oscar Francis will hereafter
sport a gold badge.