Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-16
MASONIC FAIR AND BAzAR.
Additional contributions.

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Mr.. Hart, 81; Mrs. White, Soc. Mr.. David
son., 81; Mr.. Neidlinger, 81; Mr.. Hanley,
81; Mr.. Scott, 81: George schley: Soc; Mr..
81; Mr.. Griffith, 81; Robert Falligant, s.:
Simon Gszan, 50; Mr.. Fernandez, 81; Mr..
Tuberdy, 81; Mr.. Douglass, 81; cash, 81;
cash, 81; Mr.. Hopkins, 81; |. Cohen, 81; NJ.
J. Doyle, IS; cash. 81; Messrs. Rieser &
Stern, 81; A Friend, 50 So D.. c.
Bacon, IS; N. Frierson. IS Mr.. Nc
Lean, 81: Mr.. Stubbs, 81; Mr.. Conner, S.;
Mrs. Dutenhoffer, 81; Mrs. Richard Webb, l
churn Of Ice cream; Mrs. Lindsay, l fruit
cake; Mrs. Krouskoff. l box artificial
flowers; Messrs. WILLY & Clark, paper for
flowers; Mrs. Golding. artificial flowers;
Mrs. Pease, some artifcials; Messrs. Miller
y Roach, 10 lbs. sugar and | box cigars;
Mr.. Gilbert, d box ~raisins; Mr.. Reedy, an
assortment OF fruit; Pavilo Sand. fruit;
Quantock 81 Pournelle, paper; Mrs. Talbird,
l dressed cake; Mr.. Baker, fruit; Mrs.
Quint. some fancy cakes; Messrs. Graham q
Hubbard, l box r~aisins; Mr.. Lippman, l
bottle vanilla; Mr.. Hirschman, 1 package
apples; Mr.. A. A. Solomons, 2 pints of
lemon and vanilla; Messrs. Bond & simp-
kins, l box oranges; Messrs. Schwarz & Co.,
Gage u Co. i 200 lbs. OF ice or more; Messrs.
Kennedy s. Blum, l tin toilet set; B. G.
Dupont, l gallon sherry or more; Tea I'm
porters, 1 box of tea; A Lady Friend, l
churn OF cream; A Gentleman, l dozen
oranges; Mrs. Loeb, l cup cake; Mrs. Hous-
ton, milk; Mrs. Dancy, l cup cake; Mrs.
Krauss, ice cream; Mrs. Hymes, Prussian
cream; Mrs. A. P. Solomons, some cakes;
Mrs. Rose, l churn of cream and l cake;
Mrs. Hayward, 2 cakes; Mrs. Heiden, 3
quarts of cream; the Misses Estill, l churn
Of sherbet and two cakes; Mrs. Estill, 2
churns OF ice cream; Mrs. Chas. LufburroW,
banana ice cream, candied oranges, and 6
quarts milk; Mrs. L. A. F%aLigant, l churn
ice cream; Mrs 0. P. Ravens, 1 churn ice
cream; Kuickerbocker Ice Company, LOCO
lbs. ice; Mrs. Sergent, Screven House, 3
gallons ice cream; A Lady Friend, l fruit
cake, dressed; Mrs. Toulmin, l cake;
Mrs. Howe, milk; Mrs. Sheny, milk and
cream; A Lady Friend, l box OF lemons
and l churn of cream; Mrs. Wheaton,
some cakes; Mrs. Hobart, l cake;
Mrs. Walker, l churn of sherbet;
cake; Mrs. Titcomb, 2 moulds of jelly; Mrs.
Lester, l fruit cake; Mrs. Harvey, l churn
OF cream; Mrs. Coakley, l churn of cream;
Mrs. WILLY DotY.1 cake; Mrs. Herb, 4 quarts
of milk each day during the Bazaar, also 10
pounds sugar.; Mrs. Neidlipger, l churn of
cream; Mrs. James Silva. l churn of cream;
Mrs. Taggart, l churn of cream, 1 cake
dressed; Mrs. Meinhard, l cake; Mrs. Arm
strong, l cake; Mrs. Barry, 2 cakes; Mrs.
Dresser, l cake; Mrs. Palmer, 4 dozen snow
balls; the %steampship City Of Augusta, some
refreshments; estate of John Oliver, 5 gal
Ions kerosene; DR.. ]. r Hsltiwanger, 5 gal
Ions kerosene; Thomas Nugent, small cakes
when needed; DR.. Bouton, l cake; Mr.. War
ner, l sponge cake; Mrs. J. G. Rowland, ice
cream and cakes Miss Marshall, l
cake Mrs. Kessel, mixed cakes
Mrs. Borchert, l cake; Miss Sadie,1 churn of
cream; Miss Lille Dale, l churn of cream;
Mrs. j. NJ. Purse, l cake; "a Lady Friend"
l churn of cream; Mrs. Henry Morgan, l
churn of cream; Mrs. Dr.. Royal, l churn of
Henderson, L fruit cake; ga Friend" l
churn of cream; Miss Eloise George,
l cake; "a Friend" l churn of
cream and l cake; Mrs. Willie Ra-
bun, l churn of cream; ga Friend" l
churn of cream; "a Lady in the County,"
a Masonic cake; Mrs. DR.. Purse, l churn OF
cream; Mrs. Clarence Mathews, 1 cake; "a
Friend" l churn of cream; Mrs. a G. Cue
ard, Charlotte russo; Mrs. Steele White,
pineapple sherbet; Mrs. McLaws. l cake;
Mrs. Cornell, milk; Mrs. j.. q. Hayward,
Jelly; Mrs. Partridge, ice cream; ga Lady,"
4 dozen cakes; "TeR Friends" $40.
The ladies at the refreshment table are
iadeb'e ed to Messrs. Tebeau 81 Elkins for
the use of a horse and carriage while solicit
ing donations.
B.. A. Hart received from r. r. Powell.
Rogersville, Tenn, $40.
Through l. d. LsRoche IL Son, Mr.. JOS.
f. Fay, of Boston, sends his check for one
hundred dollars, with the hope that the
Fair may be a grand success, and that the
amount required to pay off the Indebtedness
may be realized. The above is another evil
dence of the liberality Of our worthy and
esteemed friend, Mr.. Jos. f. Fay, formerly
OF the firm of Padelford & Fay, Of this city.
Messrs. a. Minis 81 Son, one barrel fine
-four.
Through Mrs. David Wells: From Mrs. ia
cob Cohen, l parasol, l dozen Balbriggan
hose; A. j. Miller j. Co., l dolls bedstead;
Mrs. j.. A. Feuger, l dressed fruit cake; Mrs.
Fl. Remshart, | pin cushion, l pair fancy
brackets; Miss Ida Moore, Augusta, l Gro
cheted shawl, l set mats; Mrs. G.. K. Moore,
l pair toilet slippers, 2 pieces card board
work; Master Owen Moore, 2 fancy scroll
work card receivers; Miss Ellen Wingfeld,
Augusta, l crocheted scrap book, l baby's
sack, 2 sets toilet mats; G. w. Allen, l vase
artificial flowers; Mrs. P. j. Haviland, Jer-
sey City, l embroidered handkerchief.
Through VIM. Hone q Co.: Two cases fine
claret wine from Runk u Unger, New York
city; two casks bottled beer from Crescent
Brewing Co, Aurora, Indiana; $40 from
Morris Splegel, New York.
Through FL. l.. Schreiner: From National
Blank Book Company, % papeteries, 26
merchants account books, 2 dozen auto
graph albums, 5 scrap books, 2 dozen
cash books, 4 dozen expense books,
2 farmers account books and guide: from
e. Kimpton, 3 library ink stands, l office
ink stand and pen rack, 3 boxes French
papeteries, l ream French note paper, 500
envelopes to match; from American News
Company, l set Dickens works, Is vols.
Miss Lillian Icard contributes to T. Bal
lentVna EsO three Handsome mats mada
by herself.
Through Messrs. Meiuhard Bros. & Co.:
From G. NJ. Coburn, Esq, Boston, Mass,
Through Max Eisenmann. Esq From his
mother and sister in Alsace, Germany, a
pair worked slippers made expressly for the
Bazaar and Fair.
NJ. NJ. Sullivan donates the proceeds Of
sale Of a mammoth turtle, 50.
Through Mrs. FL. Fl. Woodbridge: From
Mrs. Edward NJ. Green, l fichu.
Through Mrs. G. NJ. Cunningham: From
Mrs. Edward M. Green, q handsome case
containing paper for shaving.
Mrs. F. Kolb contributes to Zerubbabel
Lodge, through Thomas Ballantyne, Esq,
l very handsome stand of flowers, repre-
seuting square and compass and letter Sc"
This is a very beautiful piece Of work made
by herself.
J. T. Mayo, Esq, Of Richmond, Va,
manufacturer of the celebrated "Sweet
Riverside tobacco, contributes 2 boxes of
their fine chewing tobacco. This was
donated through N. R. Lee, Esq.
CONCORD, N. H., April II, 1881.
B. L. Neidlinger, Esq, Savannah, Ca
DEAR s1R-Your favor of 265h Feby.
came duly to hand, with circular 10 regard
to the Masonic Bazar and Fair. We send
YOU by express this day a single buggy
harness as a free will offering to your en-
t%erprise, and trust, though the amount is
small, that it will fill a place, and help, aid
and assist in SO noble and glorious an enter
prise, and trust your efforts will be crowned
with success. Very truly and fraternally,
j. r. HILL & Co.
Through Jno. B. Fernandez, Esq: From
r. NJ. Boardman, Esq, Secretary Common
wealth Distribution Company, of Louisville,
Ky., five whole tickets in their drawing of
the Both inst.
Through Jno. F. LaFar. Esq: From
Messrs. VIM. A. Drown & Co., of Philadel-
phin, l gold-headed cane and l fine silk UNI
brella; from Vincent Keller, Esq, l box
fine Havana cigars.
A. e. Moynelo, ESQ.,, a member of Solo
mons Lodge, contributes l dozen fine
"Rogers'' table knives with fine solid ivory
handles made of walrus' tooth, in the natu-
raj state. These are very beautiful.
Through Mrs. P. Il. Ward:~From Miss L.
Leslie, handsome oil painting; Mrs. Tuni-
son, fancy apron; Mrs. Burchardi, l tidy;
Mrs. j. Riley, l shaving case; Miss Morse, l
fidv. Mics Moru Goahal iDfantls saaE hoCd