The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
Bazaar Committee Meeting.

The gentlemens branch of the Ladies'
Aid Society met last evening, at Committee
room, to hear reports Of the various COM
mittees.
The following agencies kindly furnished
policies free of charge to the amount OF
$22, 900 on contents of Bazar Building:
Adam Gray & Co., 5000; Laws Agency,
S., 600; Law Bros Agency. $1,000; Fidelity
Insurance Company, $1,000; VIM. Young &
Co., $5, 900. A vote of thanks was returned
to the above gentlemen.
On motion, the price of admission was
fixed at 10 cents, commencing to-day at 9
a. m.
The Committe on Contributions reported
the following:
R. H. Hamlin. two paintings; Scanlan &
Hart, one painting; Unknown" one paint
ing and frame; Mrs. DR.. ]. A. Black, basket
of flowers; j. G. Shaw & Co., $25; ]. D.
Hammond, one prayer book; Julius Lange,
of Lange & Bro. celery glass; with silver
frame, silver sugar bowl, mustard pot,
dozen books; Miss M. A. Carney, elegant
fall bonet; A. E. Burkhardt, satin fur
trimmed collar and infants blanket
trimmed with fur; A Friend, handsome
embroidered crepe shawl, formerly the
property OF the Ex-Empress of Mexico,
Carlotta, valued at $780, Sisters OF Notre
Dame (Reading), one table; John B. CALI
han, silver cake stand JAS Casey, 50; z. Britt,
embroidered slippers; George Callihan, up
holstery; Mrs. |. N. La Boiateaux, fancy
der Paddock, same; Mrs. J. ID. Wells same;
Mrs. Rosenbusll, same; Mrs. Poor, same;
Miss Rolfus, same and vase X. B. Ashfeld,
a bottle of cologne; Messrs. William White
& Co., unlimited order for flowers; Charles
Cowie, gentlemen's slippers; Mr.. Gardner,
Fourth street. two dozen boutonniers; A..
J. Gilligan, case wine Mummy: Messrs.
Knapp & Richter, plants; Mrs. M. Glenn
ents, two hanging baskets canary bird and
cage, flower vase and package sachel-pow-
der; His Honor Judge Wilson, S.; Charles
Dannenhower. IS; Simon Wolfstein, SIS;
C. w. Woolley, $25; 81 w. Hof.
man, $40; V. Deck, 81; T. Buck
ley, fine fruit piece (painting);
Meader & Co., two chairs and fancy coat
stand Nicholas Hoban, S.; Mr.. Manning,
$5; Mr. Levy. Central avenue, So; Stephen
Mckenzie, S.; George Robors. ST., ST. W.
H. Poor $5; Mrs. Alex. Mcdonald, choice
plants; Mr.. Levy, Central avenue, silver
fruit dish; Henry Imbus, bowl and pitcher
f. Flick, two chairs; A. Hentshel, toy bed
stead and mattress; Mrs. M. Hart, aqua
rum, mocking-bird and cage; Mrs. NJ
Poor, canary bird and cage and plants
Sisters Cedar Grove, box fancy goods, ivory
paintings silk fan and silver nut-cracke
and pick P. L. Coultry, pair faience vases
Mr.. Lundy, cologne; McHenry 4
Co., gas fixtures; Joseph Ryling, tent
James Rice, carpenter-work; John Preur
carpets; Thomas Gibson & Co., fountain
John Curren, box lemons; Philip Coyle
} box peaches; Mrs. Haggarty, basket grapes
G. H. Frank, ten pounds sugar; Bean
Co., iady's sewing basket; Charles McDon
aid, plants; Mr.. Manthey, plants; MI
!, Waltz, plants; Mr.. Buckley, plants; siste
of Charity, plants; Mrs. A. J. s. Rice
! plants; Mrs. Corbett, plants Mrs. Judg
Taft, plant; Rev. Father Byrne, plants
Mrs. r. NJ. Moore, plants; Keppler & Bro.
, making lemonade daily; Miss Hathere
a Messrs. Lange e. Wanner, Miss Stryker an
: Messrs. Hopper & Mathews, sundry article.