Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-02

The following prizes were delivered I'M
mediately after the drawing:
No. 4, W. X. Partridge.
No. 6, John o. German.
No. s, j. 0. Moore.
No. 9, 8. Guckenheimer.
No. 10, A Marmelstein.
No. IL, A. Erhlich.
No. 81, A. Haywood.
No. 26, w. T. May.
No. %, Harvey Hamilton.
No. SO. V. s. Studer.
No. 80, G. E. Wakefield.
No. 43, Mrs. F. A. Hayward.
No. AZ, John NJ Purse.
The prizes uncalled for on Saturday night
will be at Mr.. s. P. Hamilton's iewelry store,
and holders of lucky tickets are requested
to cali and get them.
soLoMoN's LODGE.
The three Mexican figures at Mrs. Yeo-
mans table were won by Mr.. Morehead.
At Mrs. G. W. Lufburrow's table, the tie
on the handsome pipe was thrown and re-
suited 10 NJ. D. Willy being the winner.
zERUBBABEL LODGE.
A cake, by Thomas Ballantyne.
The pyramid cake representing Solomon's
Temple, by Mr.. Hoist.
The bird of Paradise, by Mr.. Dreyfus.
Set of silver forks, by Mr.. McGiashan.
A lar of preserves, by Osceola Butler.
A handsome cake, donated by the steam
ship CITY of Augusta, won by A. E. MoYnelo.
A fine iced cake, by Mrs. Clements.
CLINTON LODGE.
At Mrs. ]. Kohn's table, one handsome
raw silk parlor set, won by Mrs. j. W.
Wilson; one fine buggy whip, by Barlow
Steam Fire Engine Company.
At Mrs. EhrIich's and Mrs. Levy's table,
one pair gold bracelets, won by Mr.. Henry
Rich.
ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE.
The following articles were rallied at the
table of Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. H. II. Wood
bridge and Mrs. Cunningham. This table
return sincere thanks to f. NJ. Hull, ESQ,
ClaVius Phillips, Esq, Judge Reed, @. M.
Cunningham, Esq T. s. Wayne, E.q., and
J. W. Lathrop, ESQ, for their valuable as
sistance during the Fair.
A large table cover, won by Miss Freda
Loreng, lowest throw. Chair covers, Mrs.
U. Y. Mason.
Parasol, Mrs. John Screven.
Embroidered baby shawl, Mrs. John
Screven.
Baby sack, Mr.. C. Phillips.
PLAQUE In velvet frame, Mr.. B. Hamilton.
Fancy basket, Mr.. Baldwin.
At Mrs. Buffers table, handsome pin
cushion, by A. ID. Clarke.
a
cbid's crib, won by Mrs. Max Krauss; blue
satin pin cushion and toilette bottles, won
by Mr.. Haupt: child's worsted afghan, won
by A. P. Adams; Gala mat, won by Bridget
Murphy; plush pin cushion, won by W. G..
Cam; hand painted plaque, won by Elem
ing Tinsley.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Masonic Bazaar paper, in a very neat
iy written valedictory, bid farewell to the
pleasures and burtheus OF journalism.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers will close
their season In this city on the 7th at Exhi
bition Hail. This is the last opportunity Of
witnessing the interesting process of making
glass. and also of drawing as prize one OF
the elegant toys which they nightly distrio
ute among their patrons.
The ozark Brahmas and the Plymouth
Rocksn will be rallied at the poultry de
partment of Capt. Laird tonight.
The rattle list on the elegant piano al
Ancient Landmark Lodge will be closed to
night at 10 o'clock.
The votes on the sword for the mos
popular officer will be counted at Mrs
Lester's table on tonight.
The list for the magnificent gilt clock anC
candelabras at Mrs. Buffers table is filing
up rapidly, and parties who have not ye
secured chances should do so at once.
Tonight magnificent doll house fou
| feet square and two stories high, con
structed by Mr.. w. d. Sullivan, will b.
presented Miss Viola Kennedy, of Zeruhba
| bel fancy department, by Mr. Thomas Bal
| lantyne. The house is handsomely finished
has parlor and dining room and two bee
rooms, all neatly papered and carpeted. a
| fine stairway leading from the hall to the
upper floor and the front steps are of Yam
acraw marble. 1t is the most complete anC
handsome doll house we have ever seen.
The cost of chances for the piano at Mrs
| r. H. Anderson's table, Ancient Landmark
Lodge, having been changed from So 90 t.
| 81 per chance, the following named gentle
men having paid 50 so, by now paying fit,
cents will be entitled to three chances, tt
wit: Valentine Basler, r. r. Parnell, Robt
Falligant, j. P. Gibbons, James Hunter, j
=. Thomas, L. E. Dancy and j. F. Guilmar
tin. They are reques ed to do so before II
O'Clock tonight, at which time the plan,
will be rafed.
Mr.. A. Ehrlich, who won barrel Of fou
| in the gift drawing Saturday night, has do
mated # to the boys at Bethesda.
The 800 bond at Clinton Lodge boot
will be rallied this evening at O'Clock.
DONATIONS.
From Mr.. Stegmaier, through Mr.. Jno. A
Sullivan, for Zerubbabel Lodge, one larg
frosted cake.
To the ladies of Zerubbabel Lodge
through Mr.. w. E. Dupont, handsome con
trlbutions Of flowers; from Mr.. r. Schmidt
Atlanta, handsome silver-mounted berr.
dish.
Mrs. John H. Ash and Miss Mamie Byrd,
! AZ Centre Railroad, sent a box of beauti
| full flowers to Solomon's Lodge booth
Mrs. Fl. q. Devendorf, DOctortown, sent an
other box of choice flowers.
Donated to refreshment table of Zerub
bable Lodge, one cake, by Mrs. Quint; Mis-
| Clements, one cake.
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Beautiful Designs in Papier Mache
Among the many beautiful and ATTRACTIVE
articles displayed at the Fair, conspicuous i
/ u l, nd rlrI :,