The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23
SWEET CHARITY
Efforts Of the Ladies to AID
Their Churches.
THE PAULIST FAIR
Ahawath Chesed Congregation at the
Academy of Music.

The grand fair In aid Of the jewish Congregation
Ahawath Chesed, worshippng in Lexington avenue
which has been going on SO successfully for a week
pasa At The Academy or Music. was closed yesterday
temporarily. account of concert OF the Philhar.
nome Society given IN that building Tomorrow
morning IL will, however. he opened again, and an
opportunity Afforded to visitors to inspect Its many
attractions Among the prominent contributors
arc tho Schoningcr Organ Company Mr. Solomon
Hogheimor. who has supplied flowers every day to
the Floral Temple; Altman l. Co. and the Elgin Watch
Company. Ono OF The noticeable characteristics Of
tho lair is Its social enjoyment; there 10 heartiness
aud spontaneous welcoming that Is very pleasant to
visitors and well calculated to put them on good
terms with themselves and everybody around The m.
There Is a good deal Of drumming" for buyers by
bevies OF attractive young adies and they generally
succeed III winning over purchasers.
The following is list OF the stands and the ladies'
attending
Pcriumcry. Misses Frances Eisner. Esther New
man, pauue ScilgmaL, Leah Woiisonn, Bella Ochs,
Ena Frcuud Minnie Jacobs, Mary Eisner, Fanny
Conn. jennie stincr, Emma Kahn and Helene Steia.
Conicconery Mr. JOS kopelzky, Misses Lena
Aureus Eveiign trassOurser Hannah Strassburger,
Bertha slr..ssourger Miunic Mayer, Emile Frank,
Mary Frank hannah Schn riliy Wmpihcimer,
Bcccu Wuln, Caroline Wu!n, rhcrese Wu1 and Re-
Floral lenplc-Mr Isaac A. Sim Mrs. schneider aud
Mrs Muck, Misses SternDeracr, Meyers, Philips.
Hcyman, Wu!T Lcntcnstaeuter. Hartman. Einsteih.
Levy >,aIer II Frank ana ). rhaman -
Rrheccl The Wei. --alisscs Johauna Welsch, Vir-
gnia Michacls, Hannah Hech, Saran schwao, Bella
koenler Jose ,tiuer Jettie Mcr aud Carrie PoIlac.
Cigar stand.-Mrs. FrIcdl,cnucr. B. Newmark, NJ.
Lcntcnstein and a. crpennc.mcr.
no 6-Mrs j. Asher ami Mrs. Schlesinger; Misses
schicsng.r, AGNES Barron, Huid Asher, Juuc sches-
niger ana Anac Berg.
No Airs Joseph We'll; Misses l. scnlcsiugcr,
Hechl, Hlrsch anu ~ ell
Organs and sewing Machincs-Mr Joseph Stern
Machine Company.
| Fine Gotd Watches and Jcwelry--Mrs d. Miller,
Sciieman Oppenhcinl, Joseph stern, Henry May,
Bertha Metzser aud zacnaries Oppenneim.
| Miller and Mrs. Ncwuurgcr
Smm's Buzaar-slrs A. simm, A. Heller, = Simm,
| S. schwartz, NJ. ruska and Miss julie Simm.
| No. l2.-Mrs. Adolf KluDer and Mrs. Mooney.
Misses Wclsch, Berran. Pings, Wun, Moriiz and
| Oppcr.
Eppstein, Freund, Harris, Bernhelm, bernstein aud
| Nj. Dancer.
,Tinware.-Mrs. Wc!sch. schwartzkopf and DR..
Teller.
No. l5-Mrs. Dora Adler aud Alb. simm.
Soda Watcr-slisscs Bertnee Richman, Minnie
| Dancer aud Cairie Bernhe.m.
| Groceries Mrs. f.. Bauman, A. Bauman, E.
| Schwartz j. Letter.
No. is-Mrs. l. schwarzkopg Mrs Folk. Mrs.
Klenberg, Misses Sch wartzkop H!rschman, EttingeI
no. 10 Mrs. S. Welsh, Hold Rosenwad, Chs.
| Lewis, H. Kochier and DR.. Teller; Misses Virgin
Micnels, Dcla Koehicr, ellie Lehrburger, Obern.
dorlcr. Bertha Lcnten, Mathilda Gunsberg, Minnie
no 2O-Mrs. Ignatz Stem, Dr. Huebsch, B. WOLF
s. Dndy, T. Ash aad Kiingensicln; Misses Dora Stem
Amanda Ash AID Shaved
No 2L-Mrs Dr. Hucbsch, Schotteniels, Stocklcr
Iunatz STEM, Kingcnslein and Pauline Ash; Misses
Theresa Fry, Dora stein. AMANDA Ash, Dora Steckic
| aud Bertha Steckler; Mrs. David DinNespie,, Hess
Freund, Fiscuc. Goldsmith aud Lane; Misses Freund
| Rosenb,att ana May.
Flue Jcwery AMI Clocks.-Mr. Goldsmith ana Mr.
No g3-Mr Cohn and Mr. Kopctsky, Mrs. Rachae
Stern, Misses NJ. Lew, T. Lew, Louise Conn and IL
Furs.-Mr. David Greenfield and Mr. s. Herzig.
| No. 2d-Mrs. II. Baum, Mrs. Greenfield Mrs. GAM
Voice OF the Fair.-Mr. Charles Weinberg Mrs
Charles D. Koppcl ana MISS Clemens
Scale for We,gnng.-Mss Henrclte Nessler.
The Bar-Messrs. Solomon Simm, Stich, Smot
| Schwartz and Nessl-r.
Restaurant-Mrs. Abraham simm, Bernhare
Schwartz. Kelner, P.aschner, Bauer, Gcitclos, b.
| Heller, Nessler aud Loeblc.
No. 3l.--Mr. Norris A. Meyer, Mrs. Meyer, Hansel
| aud Charles Llcntcn.
LEXINGTON AVENUE NJ L. CHURCH FAIR.
The far held under the asemen, OF the ladies'
the Lexington Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
| Fnty-second street, closed on Friday evening. Il
opened on Wednesday evening It realized abou
$500 Tor the church. socially was
most delightful affair. large folio sheet wa.
issued called The Lexington Fair edited by
had tLrce hne cLgravings, "Hurran for Santa Claus
'.Chrstmas Eve" and "Christinas Morn, - ana con
tanned, among other good reading matter, history
| the Lexington Avenue Methodist Episcopal Gnu Gu
BY tue pastor. Nearly all the articles the tables
were sold before tho close OF the lar; The few re
| naming sold nj auction Friday
| evening. Among tho articles worthy of spccia
| me ion spinning wheel, 100 years old,
! BY which real fax spun b. Mrs. Heath, eighty
| four years OF age. The Committee OF management on
the part OF the gentlemen were Mcssrs J. X. Hen
ninr. W D. Morgan, G. McDougal, H. Van Radcn aud
| Milo Il. H. Days rhc Superintendent OF the sunday
Scuoc Mr.. Robert J. Lo,nas and Mrs. Lomas and the
pastor were efficient co-workcrs The attendance wai
iurge.