Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-27
THE MASONIC BAZAAR AND FAIR.
Bfghth Day of the Exhibition.

Yesterday the Masonic Bazaar and Fair was
closed throughout the day on account OF
Decoration day. At seven O'Clock In the
evening, however, the doors We're opened,
the spacious Exhibition Hall was bril-
lIantly lighted, and all the depart
ments, except that Of Ancieut Land
mark Lodge (Which had been draped
10 mourning all day, md which the
ladies in charge determined to keep closed
at night, were under full Roadway, present
ing the usual scene of beauty. A large
crowdo OF visitors began pouring In, and In a
very short time the spacious hall was
crowded. A great many articles were raj
fled of, amid much excitement. All pres
ent seemed to enjoy themselves greatly, and
the accustomed good humor and happiness
everywhere prevailed.
The following are the most prominent
features and incidents of the eighth day of
the exhibition:
RAFFLEs.
At Mrs. Erhlich and Mrs. B. H. LEWIS
table-A silver wine set, won by Miss Lucy
Bolts; a bronze clock, valued at $50, by E.
Muhlberg; one handsome blue toilet set, by
l. NJ. Frank; one gold watch case, by Mr..
Schultz.
At Fancy table No. pa silver pitcher,
by Mr.. NJ. Boley.
At Mrs. c. s.. Branch's table-A parasol,
won by D.. j. Morrison; a fine embroidered
child's coat, by Mr.. Gazan.
At Mrs. Rogers table-One box of collars
won by d Mcdonald; one comb and brush,
by Miss M. Barley; one box OF perfume,
by j. S%olomons; one jar of preserves, by E
II. Barnard; a pair OF handsome gold brace
lets, by Mr.. AshbY Hull.
At the Quaker table-One clock, by E.
Richardson; a silver napkin ring, by Miss
Eva Acosta; gold sleeve buttons, by Mr..
j. H. Gilbert; a pair of slippers, by Mrs.
G.. G.. Connerat.
AT Mrs. s. P. Hamilton's table-The
diamond earrings at the refreshment table
were won by Mr.: j. A. Prescott; a gold cross
by Captain Frank Blair.
at Mrs. Arden's table-A hammock, by
TAFT Rowland; a beautiful oil painting, by
Miss Marie McDonOugh; a pin cushion, by
Mrs. j. G. Wright; a pair Of game chickens,
by Mr.. j. NJ. Rosenthal.
AT Floral Temple-A tortoise shell toilet
case, o by Mr.. Joe Ferst.
AT Smion GaZan's table, dozen linen
handkerchiefs, by Geo. G. Freeman; l bGx
of handkerchlefs and socks, by L. s. Towles,
of the steamer w. s.. Knight; l box collars,
by Chas. RatZ; 2 boxes socks, by H. j. Gut
man and w. j. Adams.
A parasol was won by D. j. Morrison, and
a fine embroidered cbild's coat by Mr..
Gazan.
DONATIONS.
Through Mrs. j. Manning, one pair fine
gentleman's embroidered slippers, from
Dudley Kelly.
Through Miss Georgia Henderson: From
Mrs. VIM. Black, 2 baskets of worsted flow
ers.
Through Messrs. G.. M. Heidi & Co..
druggists: / dozen Simmons Liver Regulator,
from j. H. Zeilin s. Co., Philadelphia; 6
large oil chrome Autographs framed, from
the Krebs Lithographing Company, Cinctn-
natl, o.
Through Mrs. e. w. Lufburrow: snap
beans grown in Savannah by E. s. Zittrouer.
GENERAL NOTES.
The eight-day clock will be rallied at
Mrs. G. s. Branch's table, Z~erubbabel
Lodge, this evening.
The refreshment table of Mrs. Dixon,
Zerubbabel Lodge, will be provided with a
fresh supply of Philadelphia cream this eve
ming.
Mr.. Heomans, the young mar who runs
the curiosity shop at the Bszar and Fair,
our that he has secured a genuine
Free Mason's goat. 1t will be on exhibit
ton during the remainder of the week.
Apropos TO the day the portrait of Gen.
Robert E. Lee was tastefully draped by Mrs.
Hamilton. Surmounted by a dove and re-
lieved by a garland Of laurel and crossed
swords, the effect presented was striking and
beautiful.