Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-02
TIE ORPHANS FAIR.
Yesterdays Donations and AeEaOHI.
Judgements Therefor.

There was only a moderate attendance
At Masonic Hall last night, although there
should have been a large increase over
previous nights; we therefore urge upon
the people the Importance Of coming for
ward immediately-dO not prOCrastInate.
Numerous contributions were received
yesterday, and ether ladies graceJ the hail
by their presence.
Sunday-schOOl Table-Ihe ladies Of this
table gratefully acknowledge donations
from Nj Henry Burtard, a Rosewood jewel
case from Mr.. James Long, a clothes bas-
ket from Jungemann x Co., a box Of
raisins from Lauier * Son. and Oranges
from Gennett x Co. Miss Eva and Sarah
Iser and Miss Laura Brady gave their
valuable assistance last night.
aIrs. Kelly and Miss Kate Feehlu, whose
table attracts much attention from visitors,
thankfully acknowledge donations from
Mrs. c. 3. Hall, Mrs. 3. L. Gutter, Mrs.
Hendricks, Hrs. DR.. Bailey, Hiss Greener.
Mr.. z. OIwilI, Mrs. Dan, Phillips, c. q.
GieTs. Mrs. McGOnnigau. M n. Burns,
Jr., Glr. W. y. RuCks, Mr. Ianley, +. OF
tenvilIe. Mr.. Tracy, Mrs. Il. j. McNully,
Ms Lytle and j. Gilgan.
Orphans Table, by MesdameS Mccormack
and Wessell-These ladies return thanks
10 Mrs. q. II. VESSEL for another cOutribu-
tiOn-a huge candy cane, which they intend
voting to any person who can poll the most
votes; it is open 10 all, without respect to
profession or calling. They are also in
deJted 20 Mr. Jas Gllgau and 10 AcCoT-
mack * Mckee for handsome donations.
West Nashville Table-AIrs. O'Brien re-
turns thanks 10 3. Timothy, Mrs. Murphy,
7. 3. Jones, r. r. Ferrill, Miss K. Harper,
Miss Jane BTeen, Mrs. Martin. Mrs. James
Simmons, Miss Anna MauTrer, ana Miss
Ella Drilling. Among the new associates
at this table last night We noticed Mrs. u.
Mcdonald, Mrs. Carlin, Miss Mary j. Nc
Govern. aud Miss Maggie O'NeiI. Miss
Nora Ward pTesides over the Fish Pond
with her accustomed affa5ility. The toy
ship attracts much attention, and deserved
", for II is a fine piece Of mechanism.
South Nashville Table-Mrs. Kcan, Miss
Lizzie Mcheon and Miss Katie Breen "a
very popular trio, with a host Of assistsnts),
are doing their full share Of business. The
voting commenced briskiy last night, Mr..
Chris. Powers being tie fayDritG, apparent
".
Refrcshment TablCs-Mrs. Maria Dough
erty, and q bevy of able assistants, Miss
johnson aud Miss Alice OFT being among
the new ones. The claiming little lady,
Alice ZauOHe, was a. her post by the well,
and Miss Maria UylCug2uS las charge Of
a lovely fan % De given TO the most popular
Young LADY. Yesterday MessEs. 20. Loiseau.
sam Black and VIM. Link, placedthe ladies
OflLe rcfreshmeul department under Oblig3-
tions for fIyogs.
bIesdanIas DuIiu and WsuG's Table
These ladies received several valuable do
nations yesterday from Mr.. William LincE,
a beautiful picture of two orphan children;
Charles Smith and DR.. A. b. Morton, Z.
Ouenyllle, LOyeman IL Co, Henry Bur
tard, and Mrs. ". Is. Young. Among the
new assistants last night, We noticed Miss
Kate D6uglerty and Miss HC!lOran. For
the most popular man votes have been re
ceived for MessTs. Holt and Roberts: among
the doctors, votes We're received for Drs.
Morton, Hughes, and Sheffield; and Messrs.
Williams and Bryan have received votes
for the cane TO the most popular lawyer.
The PostOfiice-ALiSs Mary Bastard act
ed rs POs.mistress last night, the receipts
proving her TO be fully competent for so
difficult a position.
Tie mineral water establishment, in
charge Of Nj. Malachi Mccormack, does a
GOOD business every night.
Mr.. Z. J.. Jones, Secretary Of the ASsOci-
alton, gratefully Acknowledges a donation
Of $500 from Mr.. TL0s. L. Mar, through
Mr.. P. Olwill.
The name of Mr.. L. /. Jones has been
added as a candidate for the chain for the
most popular man IN Nashville.
THE PRIZES.
Meseames DOlin and Wand's Table
Fruit stand, won by jerry Conner; wine
set. by Julia Shea; box Of perfumery, by
Bridget Shea; lace curtains, by Sarah La
velle; music box. By Lawrence Mcdonald;
cake, 10y Mr.. Walsh, and by HIM presented
to Miss Florence Dyer.
West Nashville Table-Rug, by Katie
Hussey; watch pocket, 10y Steve CASTILLO.
Mrs. Kelly and Miss Kate Feehan's Ia
Photograph, by Maggie Collins.
Sunday School Table-Col0gue, by Mrs.
Dorsey.
The Shooting allery-Lieut. NJ. Eerley,
of the jackson Guards, wen the beautiful
silver pitcher last night, after a close con-
test with Mr. Mahony. These two gentle
men tied on "a. In shooting of, Mr.. Ker-
lev made two AS, and MahOny y and "A.
Another pitcher will be shot for tonight,
and we ADVISE all 10 be on hand early.