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

Fortunes FaVOrs-Prizes Drawn Last
-COntInuaffee for One Might
LOnger-InterestIng Features OF the
Close
Notwithstanding the large attendance
last night, and the liberality Of
the ladies' and gentlemen present,
the ladies were unable to fin
ish up their annual slabOr Of love" without
sacrificing what was contributed to a noble
cbarity-the support and education of more
than eighty orphan children. The Fair
will, therefore, be continued one night
more, and close positively tonight.
The polls will close precisely at II o'clock
those for the most popular man, most
popular doctor, most popular lawyer, most
popular conductor, and the fan for the most
popular young lady.
Among the valuable articles TO be raffled
tonight, from the different tables, are the
gold watch from the Sunday-schOOl Table;
the fine set of furniture and other articles
from the Orphans Table; the beautiful
parasol, from the table Of Mrs. klley and
Miss Feehan; the silver water-set, china
tea-set, the ship ''Sallie Davis" and prOba-
bly, the gold watch from the West Nash
vile Table; the clock, and probably the
china tea set from the South Nashville Ia
bic; the so purse, from the table Of Mes
danes Dolin and Wand; and, for the spe-
cial benefit Of the little ones, who ought to
90 home early, the little stove viii be
rallied at half past s precisely.
Ladies having tickets unsOld will please
take them to the hall early tonight, to-
gether with their lists.
Other contributions were sent in yester-
day and last night. Mrs. Kelly and Miss
Feehan acknowledge donations from Ais.
O'Shaughnessy, Mrs. Buddeke, Mrs. Smith,
Mr.. Miller, Mrs. Farrell, and Mr.. Dan
Phillips. Mrs. DOugherty returns grateful
thanks to Messrs. Julius and Max Sax for
a very liberal donation; also to Mrs.
Schmidt, Messs. G.. 5. and Dan Kinney,
and Bradford NichOl.
THE PRIZES.
West Nashville Table-TOilet set and
vases, by Lou Lanier; pincushiOn, by Sadie
Blackett; chrome, by Joseph j. Hall; cup
and saucer, by Mary Magan; silver butter
dish, by James Kirley; chrome, by J. 7.
Hussey; cake, by Julia Fitzgerald; pair
vases, Mary McGOvern; gold shoes, by
Agnes Doyle; tapestry picture, by NJ. Nc
Donald; pincushion, by Maggie Regan;
fruit basket, BY Alollie Ambrose; pair mats,
By Mary Scally.
Sunday School Table-Dressing case, by
Bessie McGOvern; box cigars, by Mary
Lukey; bureau and one dozen cologne, by
Mary Olwill; boys suit, by Johnnie Sicily;
box handkerchiefs, by Michael Merton; sill
yer cake basket, By ThOs. J. Tansey; pair
suspendeTs, by ". II. Tyrrell; pair pictures,
BY Johanna Dryer; paper weight, by John
Ryan.
Mesdames Dolin and Wand's Table
Toilet SET, By J. Gray; Burns Poems, by
Willie Sheet; case OF razO-s, by Cornelius
Shea.
Orphans Table-Don, by John Davis;
water set, by Charles II. Harbert.
South Nashville Tsble-BOX cigars, by
L. Walsh; wax flowers, by w. c. Farrell;
fancy portable stand, by J. J. Flanagan;
paper aud chrome, by VIM. II. TyTrell; pair
vases, by P. Leddy; fancy bracket, by Ella
Gwinn; silver cake basket, by w. II. Tyr
rell; album, by John Ahern; tidy, by John
Campbell.
Mrs. Kelly and Miss Kate Feehan's
Table-Pair shoes, By b. 7. Shea; fancy
mat, by Margaret Durgen; box Of tea, by
Wm. N. Barry; sacque, by Jerry Corners. /
After a long and close contest at the
shooting gallery last night, Mr.. Nicholson
Won the pitcher. Another pitcher will be
shot for tonight, and this will be the last
chance for a year.
$3.50 for 81.
Mrs. Kelly and Miss Feehau have con- |
cluded to rattle the coral handle plrasOl at !
$50 chances. About 100 tickets have been |
sold, so that any person wishing to invest |
had ,etter do so Immediately, as it will be |
drawn for tonight.