Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-29

The Interest Continues undated
Rafnes, Donations and General
Notes.

The attendance at the Masonic Fair last
evening was very gratifying, as 1t indicated
that the interest is undated. The spacious
hall, though not crowded, was very COM
fortably filed, and, what is more, every one
seemed to be generous and In a spending
mood. The following is list of the articles
ratified:
RAFFLEs.
r. B. Hillyard, who wrestled with the
wheel OF fortune, was made happy by win
ming dininutive doll baby and a bottle of
Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup.
Zerubbabel Lodge-The cabinet of Coats
cotton was won by Louis KaYton; a pin
cushion by z. L, Mercer; fish scale cross,
BY Miss Mary Rogers; wine set, by A. P.
Adams.
, At the Quaker Table-A cake, by Miss
Sue Love.
Clinton Lodge--At Miss Snedeker's table:
handsome marble clock, won by Captain
K. LePage: Students lamp, by Mrs. John
Louise: tin toilet set, by J. Keisling.
AT Mrs. Wakefeld's table: A handsome
diamond ring, by Miss Carrie Miller.
At Mrs. j. Kohn's table: A handsome sill
yer and glass fruit stand aud boquet holder,
by Edwin Frank
At Mrs. Ehrlich's and Mrs. B. Il. Levy's
table: A handsome rug, by Miss samuels.
Solomon's Lodge-At table "Palais
Royal" Miss Lamar won the gold watch;
the handsome diamond ring, by Miss Han
nah Guckenheiner; handsome seal ring, by
VIM. Neil; tie on the necklace between
II. NJ. Branch and Miss Lille Craig.
At Mrs. Arden's table-A parasol, by
Miss M. E. Arden; box of soap, by E. H.
Abrahams.
ancient Landmark Lodge-A fancy
basket, by DIR. w. Duncan.
At Mr.. :. Gazan's table-One dozen cuffs
by A. Il. Anderson; one box of cigars each
BY A. Anderson and Mr.. VESSEL.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Floral Temple OF Ancient Landmark
Lodge is under obligations to Mrs. John W.
Anderson, of Beaulieu, for liberal contribu-
lions of choice flowers during the past seve-
raj days.
The rattle lists of the vase of worsted
flowers at fancy table No. 9, Zerubbabel
chances in it are requested to call at the
table and give their names, so that they
may be placed on the new lists
The Grand Gift Entertainment at the
Theatre will attract large crowd o.night,
but after 1t is over everybody will 90 to the
Fair to enjoy their ice cream and tell of
their good or bad luck.
All parties having money contributed
through Zurubbabel Lodge for the benefit
of the Masonic Bazaar ana Fair are request
ed to hand the amounts over to David Wells.
Esq, Treasurer, without delay.
We regret to learn that the Masonic Bazar,
the spicy and interesting little publication
which has been issued nightly since the
opening Of the Fair, will be discontinued on
Saturday night.
On Saturday evening a complete sketch
and handsome engraving of the first Ma
sonic building erected in the State will be
given In the Masonic Bdzdr.
The Poultry and Live Stock Bureau is
gradually assuming extensive proportions.
Fine fowls, Pekin ducks, a tame deer and a
pig constitute the collection, and there are
expecta ions Of further contributions Capt.
ThOs. H. Laird presides over this depart
ment, and surprises every one by his extern
sive fund of information on fine poultry.
The pig mentioned above was contributed
by some unknown friend, and is said to be
of Imported" stock.
The ''ku -ros ty" shop seemed to have a
regular boom last night. The patriotism of
visitors was touched by the allusion to that
autograph letter of George Washington.
The diamond" excitement having quiet
ed down, the venerable brethren" who
have been running the "luck" department
turned their attention last night to getting
up pools on btCkSGs W Juo OlLG concert, ana
did a good business.
After the regular meeting of Zerubbabel
Lodge last night, the brethren marched to
the Exhibition Hall and took supper at the
booth of the ladies of that Lodge. The
Lodge turned out In force.
DONATIONS.
Mrs. A. H. Charlton, of Solomon's Lodge
supper booth, acknowledges the following
contributions H. J. Ivey, 81; w. o. Wad-
ley & Bros, $40; DR.. T. Cheatham, SIS; B.
F. Hudson, s.; F. a. Jones, packages of
sugar and coffee; j. Lynch, package OF cof-
fee; DR.. Erwin, 81; Judge Carswell, SIS;
Mrs. T. Daniel, 81; j. w. Carswell, 81; DIR.
Pughsley and friend, 81; W. Cornell, bot
ties of cologne; w. f. Mas worthy, l turkey
Miss Emily g. Kennedy, of Zerubbabel
Lodge booth, has received 9l note from
Brother W. f. Moore, Glasgow, Scotland.
The following donation are acknowl-
edged by the ladies of the refreshment
booth of Solomon's Lodge: From Mrs.
Ravens, 3 gallons of cream; from Mrs.
Charles Green, gallons of Baltimore
cream.
We desire to correct the mistake Of bas-
kets of strawberries from Messrs. Branch 81
Cooper. They gave 10 baskets of fine straw
berries.
Several cakes have been sent in recently,
but the names of tie kind donors are not
known.
From Mrs. N. NJ. Hodgkins, Macon, Ga,
a beautiful tidy.