Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-26
MASONIC FAIR AND Bazaar.
second Week-Interest stIll Increas-
ing.

aLblCIco Nao ACSumCNJ anu CIOdteu MUCH 6X-
element and amusement, and, altogether,
pleasure and satisfaction everywhere pre-
vailed.
RAFFLEs.
At Mrs. Yeoman's Table-One fancy box
of perfumery, won by W. S. Darrell, ESQ.
At Mrs. s. P. Hamilton's Table-One
gents fine gold watch, made by Elgin
National Watch Company, Won by E. NJ.
Green, Esq, on a throw of II.
The above were won on Saturday night,
but were omitted accidentally In the list
furnished.
At Solomon's Lodge fancy table the fol
lowing articles were rsfied:
The handsome silver tea service was won
by Mr.. H. j. Fear.
The silver water pitcher, salver and COB
lets were won by Mr.. A. j. Culver.
Several rattle lists at the different tables of
this department are nearly completed, and
rafting will shortly take place.
AT the tables OF Zerubbabel Lodge the
following articles were won:
A set Of silver forks by Mr.. Thos. Hender-
son.
Sleeve buttons by Mr.. Elias Brown,
Shawl by Miss Madgie Jordan.
A pin cushion by Mr.. g. Mcneil.
Two fancy boxes paper by Mr.. G. Derby.
Two boxes cuffs and collars by Mr.. Harry
Bruen.
One box by Miss Addie Davis.
One handkerchief box by Miss H. Frank.
One stand of gold fish by Mr.. r. Walthour.
One small clock by Mr.. j. Preston.
A fine and portly black elephant by Mr.. j.
j. Dale.
At the refreshment table a fine cake was
won by Capt. Kempton.
At the Quaker booth scarf pin, by Mr..
Jake Einstein.
A gold locket, by Miss Lillenthal.
A diamond ring, by Miss M. Baker.
At the tables of Clinton Lodge the follow
ing were rafied:
at Mrs. Ehrlich's and Mrs. Levy's fancy
table, fine enameled lock, won by Miss
Celia Stern; l fancy mat, won by Mr.. Wat
son; l box cologne, won by Miss Nuss-
baum; l fine silver toilet set, won by Miss
Nussbaum; l dinner set, consisting of
ninetY-two pieces, won by Mr.. Steinburg,
tillerman Of Werner Hook and Ladder Com
pany.
AT Mrs. j. Kohn's fancy table, handsome
jewelry case, won by Mrs. Maurice Jacobs;
l basket worsted flowers, won by Miss Sarah
Appel; / handsome silver berry spoon, won
by Mr.. H. Levy; l pair silver boquet hold
ers, won by j.. f. LaFar.
At Mrs. Wakeield's table, fiue pyramid
cake, won by A. Enrich.
Very few articles were rsffied at Ancient
Landmark department.
At "Floral Temple'' table-One bottle of
twenty-five year old sherry, won by Osceola
Butler, and one bottle by Frank Blair.
A handsome lace handkerchief was won
by Miss Lille Woodbridge.
A fine pair of Brahma chickens by Mr.. A.
Ehrlicb.
At Mrs. Testers table, a porcelain plaque
was won by j. S. Schley.
A lot of wines and beer were auctioned
off at the refreshment booth, and realized
about ninety dollars.
GENERAL NOTES.
The handsome wardrobe and the steeple
cake at the refreshment table of Zerubba-
bel Lodge will be ratified on Wednesday
night.
Mr.. E. j. Purse, one of the Oldest mem
bers OF Zerubbabel Lodge, made a hand
some contribution yesterday of a large bas-
ket of strawberries.
ceived Yesterday by Mrs. r H. Anderson
for Ancient Landmark Lodge from Mr.. Al
fred Chisholm.
The elegant diamond earrings will be
raft I'd at Solomon's Lodge to night.
The Bazaar will not be opened this evening
until Z o'clock.
There was anxious inquiry for the indie
fatigable members of Zerubbabel Lodge
last night, though the absence of Mr..
AAOnoS oohA0hb9AO v Al CtbJ was
known.
The handsome and attractive dresses
worn by the young ladies assisting at the
several Lodge departments are generally
admired.
There is anxious inquiry to know what
that popular lumber man who drew a big
prize last night at Zarubbabel Lodge is
going to do about it. 1t is rumored that,
having a basis for a menagerie, he will
shortly take the road with his monster and
astonish the natives in the lumber region.
Ancient Landmark Lodge will be appro-
priatelY draped to day in tribute to the
memory Of our departed heroes.
A gentleman from Albany thought 1t
rather significant that he should be request
ed to take a chance on a bottle Of cologne
and a box Of soap in succession, and de
cided such a delightful place as the Bazaar
was no place for him.
The supper tables at Zerubbabel and An
cient Landmark have been discontinued.
TIL. Mast, the celebrated c%artoonist of
Hayper'S Weekly and other publications,
was among the visitors to the Fair last
evening.
Gen. G. M. Lowell, of Richmond, Va,
was among the strangers at the Fair last
night.
In the issue of the Bazar this evening will
be published the history of Solomon's
Lodge from its organization to date.
The tie between Captain Wheaton and Mr..
Abrahams for the pony phaeton has not
yet been decided.
The tickets to the Grand Gift Concert on
Friday night were sold rapidly In the exhi-
bition hall last evening.
There are some splendid chickens for sale
and rattle at the Fair, and can be seen in
coops just outside the hall.
There were a number of visitors to the Fair
last evening anxiously inquiring at Ancient
Landmark Lodge when that historic goat
would make his appearance.
DONATIONS.
To Zerubbabel Lodge: Through Miss
George Henderson, from Miss A. Boardly, l
SET toilet mats; from Mrs. DeLoach, l
crochet sack; from Jas. E. Henderson, l
bureau.
From Mr.. John Nugent, a bird of Para
disc.
Through Mrs. Sagurs: From Miss Emma
Brown, a tidy; from Master Isadore Michael,
q bantam rooster; from Mr.. Henderson, a
dolls bureau.
Additional donations received by Frank
g. Co.: From Aug. Pollman, N. Y, cash
$40; from Herman Heller, of Philadelphia,
a line of fancy articles, consisting of toilet
sets, handkerchiefs, misses aprons, lace
ichu, and a handsome infants robe; from
8. M. Btxby 81 Co., III gross Royal polish
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ing.
Through DR.. U. Van Giesen: From Messrs.
D. B. Howell & Co., manufacturers of Ma
sonic goods, New York, l handsome rose
wood ballot box, inlaid with pearl, to be
voted to the most popular Masonic Lodge.
Through D.. D. Arden, Esq From VIM.
Corrauth, Esq, of Philadelphia, Pa, $40.
Through Meinhard Brothers q Co.: From
G. B. Lancaster, Boston, SO; Messrs. c. A.
Coffin 81 Co. Lynn. Mass. G25.
Through Messrs. G.. Eckstein & Co: From
Messrs. Tiff, Weller IL Co., New York, $50.
Additional donations to the refreshment
table in Solomon's Lodge: From Mr.. W. B.
Spann, one large steeple cake; Mrs. Proc
tor, S.; Mr.. |. Dasher, S.; A. Friend, 81;
Mrs. Rabun, 81; Mr.. F. Scheideman, ore
large steeple cake; Mrs. Charles Green, six
gallons of Baltimore cream; through Mrs.
j. G. Rowland, one churn of bisque cream.
For Solomon's Lodge, from Mrs. John G.
Deitz, Macon, Ga, a beautiful tidy, Miss
Essie Deitz, one set fine toilet mats.
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