Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-19
Mount Zion Fair,

ton, which has been occupying Sherman
hall during the past week, has proven a
complete success, in points Of attendance,
display, and financially. The hall pre-
] sented very captivating appearance, be-
ing deliberately draped and festooned
with the national colors. The Great
| Western band was in attendance, and on
the opening evening discoursed some of
| their finest selections, which was appre-
ciated, and relieved the monotony which
is generally in attendance upon fairs. IN
| s'doing" the hall we found Miss Bertha
Rosenfeld as Rebecca, at the well, a fam
cy table presided over by Mrs. j. Austrian,
assisted by Miss Rebecca and Eva Cardoza,
Miss Efde Rogers, Miss Sophia Greve.
The postofice was presided over by Miss
Nettie Weiss and Miss Ida Bergman. A
fancy table, very handsomely decorated
and richly laden, in charge of Mrs
Frankel, assisted by Lichtenauer, Mrs.
Goodkind and Miss Jennie Frank. The
| cigar and flower stands, in charge of Miss
Julia Cardoza, and Miss Rachel WechS-
Ter. A table presided over by Mrs. M.
Levi, Mrs. H. Hass and Miss D. CORDOBA.
Bergman, Mrs. A. Aldenberg, and Miss
| b'tpI1ArS b1tuieAtS AO S<kudy oSSAN, 1H
charge of Mrs. A G. Hostetter
| The gypsy queen or fortune teller. i'm
| personated by Miss Title Rosenfeld, the
litsle Misses Bertha Sternberg, Lille
Plechner and Helen Isaacs.
The ladies having charge of the refresh
rnents were Mrs. Isaacs, Mrs. Plechner,
| Mrs. ,. and [. Rose, Mrs. Kramer, Mrs
| Bergfeld and Mrs. Silverstein.
On Monday evening Mayor Dawson fac
companied by City Attorney Murray, was
present, and on being introduced by Mr.
Leopold Isaacs, delivered an address
which was very interesting, and the .au-
| dience wereawell pleased with such an aus
picious opening. 1t is no wonder that the
fair has proven success.
On Tuesday evening as per invitation,
the Mannerchor enlivened the occasion
| by presenting some of their choicest Sc
! lectiOns, among which were the "Joyful
Wsnderer," and Evening Song On
Wednesday noon the ladies gave grand
dinner, which was partaken of
by about 200 gentleman, and it
was az good meal as any one would care
to sit down to. In the evening Mrs. Ia
honi entertained the audience with some
Of her. charming vocal selections On
Thursday evening the Arions were pres
ent, and rendered very acceptably allow
Have l Loved Thee,'' ''In the Forest"
"Ossian,' "Beer Frolic,'' and solo quar-
tet composed Of Messrs. Theo, Lienau,
Sitsinap, {Faudermann and Hildebrand.
On Friday the hall was closed, it being
the Jewish Sabbath Last evening the
attendance was very large, it being the
closing night, and everything to be clean
ed and closed out. The anctioneering
and voting ran close and high. Great
credit is due Mr.. Leopold Isaacs for the
success of the fair, he being in constant
attendance, and doing everything that
tended to its interests.
Among those present last evening were
Mrs. Geo. Jacoby, Mrs E. Levi, Mrs. E.
Bergstein, Mr.. G. L. Levi, NJ H. Roth
child, all from Minneapolis. From this
city: Rev DIR. Wechsler, Rev 1T.
Vogelsdorf, Mr.. and Mrs. General Beck
er, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. Wilder, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Scheffer, Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ.
Radcliff, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.Egan, Mr. and
Mrs Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, Mrs.
Carrie Rttenheimer and Mrs. Francis
Rice, daughters Of Samuel Rosenfeld,
Esq, at present visiting in the city.
The following was the result of the
voting.
For the most popular bank-elegant oil
painting-Dawson's & Co. ITO; Merchants Ma
tional 1876; German American SO, First Nation
al So
For the most popular wholesale merchant
Easy chair-Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson &
Co. 203; P. II. Kelly & Co. 1856; Indexes, War
ner d Schurmeer 1873; Beaupre, Allen &
Keogh 3d.
For the most popular candidate for Mayor
Silver ice pitcher-A. Allen 1 ,61O; VIM. Daw-
son $50; NJ. Auerbach 40; c.. Gotzian rs; |
Edmund Rice 80; VIM. Rhodes 90.
For the most popular young man-Statue of
Paul and Virginia.. Austrian 1,723; B. L. |
Goodkind $50; Geo. Becht ITO; A. Muller 90
For the most popular attorney-Desk-Ro |
q Rogers, $50; j. j. Egan, III; W. P Murray, |
SO; l. V. D. Heard, 25; c. D. O'Brien, %.
For the most popular physician-Rocking |
chair-Dr. Jay Owens, 235; DR.. A. J. Stone, |
$50; Dr. M. Hagan, 1876; Dr.. G. Stamm, rs;
DIR. j. II. Stewart, 45.
For the best little girl-Doll--Helen Isaacs, |
1885, Flora Sternberg, 343; Gertie Bergman, SO; |
Sadie Plechner, 81; Florence Silberskin, 12
aCrOwds are Daily Visiting
The Mammoth Music House of Dyer 81 How |
ard, where may be found everything in the
music line from penny whistle to Steinway
Concert Grand Piano, and at prices lower than |
the lowest. Call and examine their stock.
Holiday Presents.
For holiday presents at half prices, New York