Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-04
MASONIC FAIR AND Bazaar.
Additional Contributions Kind
Words from ThOmasVIIIe.

Additional Contributions Kind
Words from ThOmasViIIe.
We present herewith record Of contribu-
lions and donations to the Masonic Fair
and-Bszar. 1t is earnestly desired that par
ties who have received donations for this
purpose should furnish their lists for publ
cation as soon as possible:
Mr.. NJ. Sternberg, the well known jewell
or, reports the following donations sent him
for the Masonic Fair and Bazaar A hand
some diamond lace pin. from Messrs. Kos
suth, Marx & Co., SO Maiden Lane, New York;
a ladies cameo and pearl ring of very
beautiful design, from Messrs. Stern. Broth
ers Il Co., 80 Maiden sLane, New York q
beautiful ladies' jewelry case, from s. Kohn,
Esq, 73 Nassau street, New York; very
beautiful silver berry spoon in q
handsome case from Mr.. G..
w. Schneider, 4 Liberty Place, New York ;
a pearl handle revolver, silver plated, very
elegant indeed, from Charles Folsom, Esq.
1O6 Chambers street, New York; a solid
gold child's necklace, very tasteful, from
L. j. Calm, 8 Maiden Lane, New York; a
blue euameled ladies' locket, from s. Lin
| denborn, ESQ, 8 Maiden Lane, New York;
six pairs bangle bracelets, from Messrs.
Pfaelzsr Bros. & Co., Philadelphia; a
gentleman's fine onyx locket, from Charles
Krauss, ESQ, 81 Maiden Lane, New York;
a beautiful black marble clock, ornamented
with figure, from T. Kroeber, s Courtlandt
street, New York; a very handsome clock,
black and gilt inlaid, from Mr.. Joseph
Frank, 81 John street. New York; Messrs.
Harris, Spier 81 Co., 81 John street, New
York, made the very liberal donation Of a
| set of earrings, lace pin, set Of sleeve
buttons and a set Of breastpin and earrings.
Mr.. Sternberg expects number Of other
donations.
Through E. L Neidlinger, ESQ.,: From
Messrs. Conrad B. Day u Co., of Philadel-
| phia, Second contributioD), one fine linen
horse cover.
Through Thomas H. Laird, Esq: From
Captain Vim. Hunt, Department Of the In
terror, Washington, D. c., So.
Through Samuel P. Hamilton: From
Messrs. Z. Fl. Keller 81 Co., No. "a Nassau
street. N. ". one jeweled silver hunting
American watch, (PhiladelphiaW Watch Com
pany); from Messrs. Alling Bros. & Co, No.
| 40 Broadway, n. Y, one handsome faceted
| gold ball necklace and cross in a beautiful
morocco and satin case, donated by Messrs.
Welsh & Miller, No. 1863 Broadway, n. Y.
They wish the Fair great success.
From Messrs. James Conner's Sons, New
| York, through j. H. Estill, $40.
Through Mrs. F. T. Miller: From J. f.
| Crohan, lace tie; Platshek' Is store, silver
castor; j. Roach, 81; s. T. Newton, SOC;
cake; Angus Meyers, SOC; j. A. Hirshbach
81 Co., raisins, nuts and candy; Davis &
| Scott, 81; Mrs. Fitzgerald, candy; James
| Pournelle, box stationery; W. B. Metzger,
one-half dozen haudkerchiefs NJ. Kraus
koff, l lace cap; VIM. NJ. DeLoach,
l box toilet soap; Mrs. Carter Mil
| Ter, doll dress, ETC.; j. R. Ham
10 %. IL IL
| Mrs. Vincent, cake; Miss j. Circopely, tides;
MIR. Hogan, box hose, box handkerchiefs,
tie and colt; Mr.. E. A. Schwarz, lace
lambrequin; STELLA Miller, fancy mats;
| Carrie Bell, pin cushion, tidy and set of
mats; Mrs. j. Yager, fancy basket; Miss
H. Kennickell, l pin cushion; Mr.. A. j..
| Snedeker, l bracket; Miss Derst, l pin
cushion and set OF mats; Chas. E. Wake
| field, DR., l basket wax flowers.
Through Miss H. Nugent: Mrs. L. Mohr,
fruit; Mrs. l. Kohn, smoked tongue and
salads; Mrs. |. D. La Roche, cake; Mrs. B.
II. Levy, something nice; Mrs. E. Dreyfus,
cake; Mrs. Hirsch, jelly cake; Mrs. K. M.
| Oppenheimer, floating island; Mrs. Eaton,
ham; Mr.. Farrell, 81 90; w. G. Butler, so
cents; j. NJ. Rosenfeld 81 Co., j. Duffe,
81 90; A A. Abrams, so cents; J. Jansen,
ii, one box cigars; w. B. Dillon,
ten pounds crackers; NJ. Ferst s. Co.,
one box cigars; j. l.. Grady, candy and
milk; 8. S. Newton, tobacco; Wylly &
| Clarke, three dolls; G. NJ. Hillsman, three
| boxes soap; T. Kolb, 100 cigars; w. F.
! Chaplin, one box cigars; Thomas O'Neill,
50c.; A. J. Miller & Co., through Mrs. J. r.
McIntire, one fire screen; A. s. Bacon, one
walnut frame.
Through Charles E. Wakefield From NJ.
H. Meyer, one Chinese tea set, cash 50.
Through James j. PASCAL: From V. s..
Studer, $40; Capt Kane, S..
Through Capt. F. j. Green: From Jacob
Paulseu, $50; +. j. Green, IS; H. j. DIcker-
son, SIS; H. NJ. Smith, 50; w. F. McC&uley,
50; as. A. Gulkey, 81; Capt. Fredericks, 81;
Chas. Apple, 81; Chas. Camp, 81; F. Keeps,
81; j. H. FATHERS, 81; Peter Vanderyeer, 81;
Ed. Fain, ST.; Blacklist, S. 90; A. Fl. Geer,
81; GEO. Williams, 50; Geo. H. Kane, 50;
| G. F. Marestane, 81; A Brother, 81 f. Nor
gan, $50; Capt. John Fitzgerald, 81.
The Townsville Times has the following
! in reference to the Fair:
ga circular, signed by Samuel P. Hamil-
| ton, Past Master Of Solomon's Lodge No J.,
| Savannah, has been handed us by friend. Il
sets forth that the Lodge is making an effort
| to pay off Indebtedness incurred in building.
| This is the oldest Lodge in the United States,
having been organized by Gen. Oglethorpe
| in 1873. Since that period it has dispensed
| thousands and thousands of dollars in
charities, but never asked for assistance
until now. Savannah has, on one or two
occasions, responded very handsomely to
calls from Townsville, in erecting our
library hall, for instance, and it would be a
| graceful thing for us to lend them helping
| hand now.
"They propose to inaugurate big fair on
the 18Th Of April, and will be thankful for
any contributions either by the ladies or
gentlemen. Anything saleable will be &C.
ceptable. Articles, or other donations, left
at this Office or with MIR. l.. F. Thompson,
at Watts corner, will be promptly and safely
forwarded to Chairman Hamilton. And we
can say, from personal kuowledge of the
man, that anything sent to Sam Hamilton
will be scrupulously appropriated to the use
| for which it is intended"