Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-19

MRS. y. ). Branch, Chairman.
TABLE No. l MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES -
Mrs. William Rogers, assisted by Mrs. DIR.
Royal, Mrs. Dupont, Mrs. Lehman, Misses
Edith King, Mary Rogers, jamie Hayward,
Minnie We'll, Henrietta Frank, Fannie Row
all aud Rebecca Dupont.
TABLE No. 2, FANCY ARTICLEs-Mrs.
David Wells, Mrs. Annie Sagur. Mrs. VIM.
Scheihing, Mrs. P. II. Ward. Assistants
Misses Lille Dale, Fannie Skinner, Maggie
Bowling, Minnie DOYLE, Ida Moore, Jessie
Dale, Mrs. Cubbedge, Misses Viola Ken
nedY, A. Willink, M. Willink, j. Willink,
K. Barthelmess, Mamie Sagur, Emma Sa-
CUR, Mrs. J. K. Riley, Mrs. c. Tunison, Mrs.
Clara johnson, Mrs. Simon Hexter, Mrs.
John Fox, Mrs. Mccall, Misses Carrie AS
kew, Ida Acosta, Carrie Beecher, Mamie
Henderson, Georgia Henderson, Pauline
Scheihing, Pauline Hau, Miss NuDgazer,
Miss Matte Ward.
TABLE No. 3, CIGARS AND FLowERs-Mrs.
Charles Bruen; Treasurer, Miss Louie Kol-
lock. Observation-Disclosures Carrie Hayward,
Annie Hayward. Frances Lowenthal, Caro-.
Lamar, Bessie Bruen, Lizzie Drake, Lottie
Daniel, Georgia Starr, Hattie May, Josie
Wade.
No. 4, R-EFREsHMENT TABLE Mrs. w. o.
Charlton, Miss E. Kennedy, Mrs. K%renson,
Mrs. Willie Walker, Mrs. a. L. McGlashin,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Dixon, Mrs. R. B. Reppard.
~Assistants-Mrs. Glenn Slussy, Mrs. George
Walker, Mrs. Preston Dixon, Mrs. Charles
Dixon, Mrs. Joe. c. Thompson, Mrs. NJ. A.
Wade, Mrs. F. A. Hayward, Misses Maria
Henderson, Kate Charlton, Mamie Charlton,
Jennie Charlton, Mamie Charlton.
No. 5, SUPPER TABLE-Mrs. NJ. Jergu-
son, Mrs. J. Phillips, Mrs. L. A. Coekshutt,
Mrs. G. Seller, Mrs. w. Cox. Assistants
Mrs. Maxim, Mrs. A. T. Smith, Mrs. Mehr-
tens, Misses Ada Parry, Mamie Cox, Lou
Smith, Miss Hanly and Miss Eliza Duna-
fulse.
No. 6, QUAKER TEA TABLE-Mre. H. NJ.
Branch, Mrs. Geo. G. Freeman. Assistants
Miss sallIe Wells, Mrs. DR.. Bulloch,
Misses Theta Lowell. Sallie Champion, Hat
tie Freeman, Emma Freeman, Lottie Branch,
Katie Brigham, Meta Branch, Jennie Ward.
No. z, WHEEL OF FoRTUNE-Mrs. j. Bel
singer. Assistants-Misses Belle Lilienthal,
Carrie Lilienthal.
No. 8, Book OF REMEMBRANCE-Mrs. E.
Loeb. Assistants-Misses Rosa Lowenthal,
Henrietta Loeb.
Directly opposite is Ancient Landmark
which is entirely different from its
sister over the way, being in the
Pagoda style, and very attractive at
that. Stretched across the entire six booths
is a large streamer bearing the name of the
Lodge in letters a foot long, the ~draperies
around it being artistically arranged. The
Floral Temple, the extreme end OF this de-
partment, is adorned with an additional
sign, with the following In letters of i'm
mortelles Ancient Landmark Floral De-
partment," at the bottom of which is sus-
pended a magEifcently dressed doll repre-
senting an angel in the act of flying. The
display of wax flowers and fruits at this de-
partment has had no equal in the city. OPP
posite is the "FIoral Fountain" a branch of
the ''Florsl Temple" which is a picture of
surprising beauty.
The following Is a roll of the ladies in
charge Of
ANCIENT LANDMARK LoDGE NO. 231.
Mrs. R. H. Anderson, Chairman.
ARCTIC RETREAT-Mrs. Lester, Chairman;
Mrs. E. II. Abrahams, Mrs. r. N. Reed, Mrs.
DeBruyn Hops, Misses Annie Lester, EN-
ma Lawton, Rhetta Hartridge, Warren and
Hone.
REFREsHMENT TA3LE-Mrs. Wayne, Chair
man; Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Footman, Mrs. West,
Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs. Jas. H. Johnston,
Mrs. Fred. Rabersham, Mrs. 7. F. Screven,
Mrs. Fred. Hull.
Music DEPARTMENT-H. l.. Schreiner
in charge.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT-Mrs. E.
Il. Abrams, Chairman; Misses Solomons,
Miss Magnus, Miss Julia Reed.
ANVIL POOOOlh-h1Ib. OCbdFQS NOQCus
Mrs. G. ID. Cunningham, Mrs. II. H. Wood
bridge and Mrs. Anna Hunter.
FLORAL TEMPLE-Mrs. o. s.. Butler,
Chairman; Mrs. B. H. Richardson, Mrs. w.
g. MOrrell, Mrs. r.. Butler, Mrs. Kimble,
Miss Lula Rowland and Miss Sallie Row
land.
FLORAL FoUNTAIN-Mrs. o. Butler,
Chairman; Miss Georgia Lamar, Miss
Mamie Brigham, Miss Mary Footman, Miss
Aaru ua1ef NFfze oIJah A-lawra- NIIea
Annie McAlpin, Miss Belle McAlpin, Miss
Eugenia Myers, Miss Maria Myers, Miss
Mildred Richardson, Miss Bessie John
ston, Miss Florence Adams, Miss Bena
Adams, Miss Susie Adams, Miss Juliet Hud
son, Miss Julia Charlton and Miss Mamie
Baker.
In the northeastern corner is located the
department of the mother Lodge, the ven
cradle and respected Solomon's No. l, in
whose behalf this grand enterprise is under
taken. Its various departments are very
tastefully and deliberately decorated and par
t~icularly noticeable on the exterior are a very
beautiful oil painting representing "Devo-
tion,n and a handsome oil portrait of Gen
eral Lee. The inside decorations are equally
as tasteful and elaborate, and everything
Is arranged in good taste and with an eve
to effect. we will notice at length some of
the principal articles displayed In this de-
partment, and at present give only the names
of the worthy ladies who have interested
themselves In
soLoMoN's LODGE NO. !.
Mrs. s. P. Hamilton, Chairman.
REFREsHMENF TABLE-Mrs. W. C. Purse,
Mrs. j. R. Saussy, Mrs. II. j. Fear, Mrs.
Partridge, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. H. Fl. Harvey,
Misses Estill, Miss Morgan and others.
SUFFER- TABLE-Mrs. G. 8. Park, Mrs.
Fred. Garden, Mrs. d. G. Purse, Mrs. John
Schley, Miss Madgie Lewis, Mrs. Charlton,
Mrs. McNuItY, Mrs. w. s. Bogart, Miss Kate