Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-30
GENERAL NOTES.


Messrs. s. Guckenheimer, II. g. Appel,
M. L. Lillienthal, Fl. NJ. BoleY and w. D.
Houston, of the Masonic Bazaar staff, have
been doing some very efficient service dur
ing the Fair, and we are glad to learn that
they will not relax their efforts on the sus-
pension to night of their excellent publica-
ton, which has been a credit TO the worthy
society they represent.
The refreshment table OF Ancient Land
mark Lodge was graced with waiter of
beautiful flowers last evening, the gift
of Charles Mitchell, worthy cOlored man.
They were generally admired.
The sprightly little paper, The Masonic
Bazaar, will be discontinued after to night
There seems to be a misrepresentation In re-
gsrd to the suspension which should be cor
rected. The paper was only started for two
weeks, as announced in the heading, by the
Youths Historical Society, and all their ad-
vertisements were contracted for that Pc
Rod, and expire tonight. They have done
exceptionally well, and realized neat sum
for the Fair, and 1t has been welcome visi-
tor to all the patrons.
The diamond rings donated by Mr.. D. G.
Purse, to the supper table of Solomon's
Lodge, are considered among the hand
soonest contributions to the Fair. One was
won by Miss Hannah Guckenheimer. The
tie on the other will be decided to night.
There are few more chances left on the
magnificent gilt clock and candelabras at
Mrs. Buffers table. They should be secured
to night.
Chances are rapidly being taken by the
brethren on the handsome Masonic quilt at
Zerubbabel fancy table, contributed by Mrs.
Thos. Henderson.
In uniform in Exhibition Hall last night
created decided sensation.
You can purchase tickets in the gift draw
ing to-day, as there are few more left
Everybody should have one.
The drawing for prizes of the Grand Gift
Concert will take place at Exhibition Hal
tonight at nine o'clock.
The voting on the handsome sword for
the most popular officer will close at Mrs.
Lester's table tonight.
The hundred dollar government bond at
Clinton table will be ratified Monday night
without fail. All interested will please at
tend.
The tie between Mrs. Bouton and A.
Watt, on the handsome diamond ring at the
supper table of Solomon's Lodge, has not
yet been decided.
DONATIONS.
Donated to Mrs. Scheihing through Mrs.
Mumm, flowers; through Mrs. Burton, flow
ers.
A donation of flowers to the refreshment
table of Zerubbabel Lodge from Mrs. Har-
dee, of Hardeeville; strawberries from Mrs.
E. s. Gibbs.
Zerubbabel refreshment table acknow.
lodges receipt Of handsome flowers from
Mrs. E. Lowell, with promise of more
churn of cream from Mrs. j. T. Charlton
churn of cream twice a week from Mrs
Cox; cake from Mrs. Meldrim; a hand
some cake from Mrs. Seller.
From Miss Ella M. and Miss Maggie +.
Rankin, waiter of beautiful flowers.
Geo. W. Wylly, Esq, member of Solo,
mons Lodge, sends a check for $25; Bro.
Syberg Petersen, IS.
Through Mrs. G. s. Branch: From Mrs.
VIM. Rogers, piece picked Fulton market
beef; Mrs. Ward, baked crabs; Miss Maggie
Grey, baked crabs; Mrs. Captain Wheaton.
home made biscuit; Mrs. Wells, tea cakes;
Mrs. Jno. Derst, churn of sherbet; Miss
Kennedy, l ham; Mrs. Scheihing, l ham;
Mr.. w. Ballantyne, 2 tongues; Mr.. VIM.
Mcneil, l box wine; Mrs. Threadcraft,
dish chicken salad; Mrs. E r. Gibbs, dish
chicken salad.
Mrs. Woods, at Montgomery, sent yester-
day another handsome donation of flowers
to Solomon's Lodge.
From W. L Young s. Co., New York,
through Ancient Landmark Lodge, $40.