Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-07
MASONIC FAIR AND BAZAAR.


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The following additional contributions to
the Masonic Fair and Bazaar are acknowl-
edged;
From E. Loesser, ESQ.,, importer of
watches, diamonds mi tewelrv. 25 John
street, New York, n handsome cameo
seal ring.
Nm. Wallis Sons New York, S25; Jacob T.
Alburger & Co., Philadelphia, SO.
Through Messrs. I. Dasher & Co; From
Rufus Norris, Esq, 30 Howard street, New
York, IS.
Mrs. o. P. Ravens presents to solomon's
Lodge for the Masonic Bazaar and Fair one
besutiful large painting-"Devotion"-in
IN elegant heavy gold-gilt frame. The
picture can be seen at 8. P. Hamilton's
Estate Of John Oliver, from Messrs. Paine,
Albeit j Co, Pittsburg, Pa, $40, with
wishes of success.
Mr.. JOhn F. LaFar has received the fol-
lowing contributions: From Messrs. Stiehl
& Nessen, New York, half dozen gents
extra fine silk caps; Messrs. W. G. Peet &
Co., New York, one lot neckties and sleeve
buttons; John B. Wright, Esq, Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway, one gold
Masonic pin; George H. Davis, Esq, New
York, s..
Through Mrs. John P. Jerguson: From Mrs.
W. Woodbridge. 81; r. Woodbridge, 81;
j. P. German, 81; D. Cockshutt, 81; j. Lane,
81; Mr.. Zoller. 81; B. Rashline, 81; VIM.
Whininburg, 81; Mr.. aud Mrs. Kehoe, 81;
Mr.. Falk, 81; j. Smith, 81; Mrs. E. Gran
ston, 81; Mrs. j.. J. McDonough, S.; Mrs. Nj.
E. Steel, 81; j. Kearn, 81; NJ. Malone, 50;
g. Kempt, 81; J. Harrison. 81; Cash, soc.
G. Gross, SOC. Nh. Madison, SOC. Mr.. Meitz.
Ter, 25c.; Mr.. Haines, 25c. Cash, 25c.; Mrs.
Hogan, soc Mrs. Anderson, 75c.: Mrs. A.
Golden, 25c.; Mr.. Patterson, Csc. Mrs. Doyle,
Soc; DR.. Stone, Soc; Cash, Sc; Miss Kava-
nagh, SOC ; Miss Malcomes, 50c.-S29 O5.
Eckstein u Co, 4 fancy boxes; Z. P. l pair
~tassels; Mr.. G. Hopkins, one-half dozen tea
spoons; Thomas West, l china mug; John
son & Co., l toilet set; Schwarz 81 Acosta,
l box candy; Mr.. j. Lyons, 2 tumblers of
jelly; Mr.. J. Sullivan, l box ~raisins; Mr.. +.
j.. Ruckert, 1 dozen beer; Miss Lille and
Katie Zoller, ! tidy; Miss Kate ferguson, l
nubia; Miss 0. L. ferguson, 2 watch peck
cts; Walsh IL Farrell, l pair gents slippers;
P. Tuberdy, l pair baby slippers; j. Derst, l
pound candy; j. Gerrell, l dish for supper;
l locket from Kroune, New York, to j. H.
Koch; Mrs. HAPPIER, l bottle wine; Miss Hell
Ter, 1 picture; Mr.. Wylly, L book; j. NJ, 2
pounds candles; G.. B. T., crochet work.
McDonough & Ballantyne have received
from Messrs. Dufur 81 Co., Baltimore, Nd,
one splendid brass bird cage.
Mrs. u througn MIS- CASaIsJ
cash, $40.
Morris Brown, through Mr.. T. Ballantyne,
one dozen silver plated knives.
Through j. B. Fernandez: From Messrs.
| Garcia & Jaurequi, of Brooklyn, n. T., two
hundred 'Figaros" cigars.
Mrs. Z. II. Abrahams, one basket Piper
Reidsick, from L. Cohen, Of Atlanta, Ga.
From VIM. NJ. Sneed, editor Savannah
Tunes, through Mrs. +. II. Anderson, Chair
man, twenty five printed rattle lists, with
best wishes for success.
Through s. ~Guckenheimer: From St.
Louis Beef Canning Company, 10 dozen
two pound cans cooked corned beef; from
J. Mauntel, st. Louis, 2 barrels fancy flour.
Through Loeb & Enrich: From Cook 81
Bernheimer, New York, 5 cases Gold Lion
Punch, valued at sixty dollars.
Mr.. George On. Gemundeu has received
from the Bergner 81 Engel Brewing Com
panY of Philadelphia, the handsome contri-
button of $50 cash for the Masonic Fair.