Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-28

Good MISUNDERSTANDING Lively
Donations.

that It would not do to give it up. The
following is a list Of the articles ratified:
Solomon's Lodge-A handsome tidy at
Mrs. s. P. Hamilton's table by Mrs. Roach;
one box of Victory perfumery by Mrs.
Goolsby.
Zerubbabel Lodge-At Mrs. Rogers ia
BILE: One scarf pin, won by T.. s. Matthews;
an eight day clock, by MI. W. Neill; Ma
sons pin. by r. FL. Anderson, Jr.; a coral
Mr.. Phillips; Byron's Poems, By Willie Hops;
a silver plated cup. by Albert Mitchell;
a steeple cake, DR.. Bouton.
The following ties were made at Zerub-
babel fancy table: q. w. Chambers II, w.
0. Simkins II, w. A.. Collins II, and will
be thrown off tonight.
Clinton Lodge-At Mrs. Ehrlich and Mrs.
Levy's table: A handsome parasol, by Miss
Loewenthal: a trunk, by H. j. Reiser.
Ancient Landmark Lodge-A billy goat
by B. B. Minor, dolls afgan by Fanny
Henderson, a handsome scarf pin by d. B.
Hull. a box of linen collars by L. F. Prem
dergast.
At "Floral Temple"-A handsome wax
bouquet by Miss Hattie Rutzler.
At Mrs. Cohen's, Mrs. Woodbridge's and
Mrs. C~unniDgham's table-A baby blanket,
Isaac Mendee; pink satin and lace toilet
cushion and mats, by H. e. Cunningham;
Indian and Squaw, by Mr.. Kuhn.
At the Quaker Booth-One coral pin, by
Mr.. L. Z. Dancy; one dozen ply rock eggs,
won by William Steel.
At the Floral Table-One gents dressing
case, won by G. w. L%uffburron.
Coates case of spool cotton not decided.
The following has been recorded: Lewis
Kayton IS; j. B. Duckworth Is; j. H. Hides
Is; G. s. Ellis Is. Jar preserves, George
Lamar; box paper, DIR. Bulloch. -
GENERAL NOTES.
The committee of the Gift Concert were
engaged last night in getting up the prizes
for that entertainment. Parties wishing
tickets should secure them at once. They
can be had at any of the booths, and at the
usual places in the city.
We are requested to say in reply to inqui-
ries from parties in the interior that the Ba-
Ear and Fair will keep open next week. The
Ford Dramatic Association will give one.or
two performances during that week.
The Knight Templars will have a banquet
at the Fair on Friday night. May they have
as good appetites as their predecessors of
the olden time.
The legal gentleman who assumed the role
of auctioneer at the supper table of Solo,
mons Lodge displayed rare volubility, and
managed to auction off at fair prices two
dishes of Charlotte russo.
4AC 0AAhAOh0 SdlAAuho AdDlO0 Ou Iucbudy
night at the Fair were won by j. A. Pearson
NOT j. A. Prescott, as a note from the
former states. The name was published as
given at the time.
Mrs. Arden and Mrs. Van Worst received
a letter from Hon. George West, of Balls
ton Springs, N. Y, the winner of the chair
rafled by those ladies last week. He re-
quests that it be packed and forwarded, at
his expense, to his home, and says that he
,,ol,Va1 - ar a eaa,VoAsr - hi. -sc4E - -.
beautiful city, and would not take 81 900 fer
it. Mr.. West is a member of the Forty
seventh Congress.
The ladies of the Landmark refreshment
bcoih return Acknowledgements to Mrs.
Charles Green for six gallons of ice cream,
aud to Mrs. Lippman for cake and ambrosia.
At Mrs. Hamilton's table there is a beau
tiful table cloth, the embroidery on the
sides of which is the handiwork of Mrs.
Moves, and is equal to the pattern corner of
the cloth. 1t is worthy of the examination
of all who love to see such work.
Mr.. Wells, of Zerubbabel Lodge, received
a handsome iced cake with the compliments
of their friends on the steamship City Of
Augusta. This is a duplicate of the one
given to Solomon's Lodge.
Many friends were glad to see Miss Mary
Harden, one of Mrs. w. 0. Charlton's
assistants, on duty again.
A beautiful pair of vases will be ratified at
the supper table Of Solomon's Lodge to-
night.
The gold necklace and cross will be raf-
fed at Mrs. Hamilton's table tonight at 9
o'clock.
Zerubbabel Lodge will visit the Fair to-
night in a body.
A member of Solomou's Lodge has do
mated to the supper table two elegant dia-
mond rings. They will be rallied to night,
as all the chances have been taken.
The rattle list for the gents dressing case
at Mrs. Testers table has been lost. Parties
having chances on it are requested to report
their names at the table to night.
1t is of interest to parties who have taken
chances on the Knabe piano at Mrs. r. H.
Auderson's table to know that the price
has been reduced to one dollar. This
change in the scheme has, OF re-
Election, been considered advisable, and
the raflie lists have been revised
accordingly, those who have two chances
at 81 so per chance, now being entitled to
five chances, and those having one chance
will be given three upon the payment of an
additional half dollar. The change has
been found to work admirably, as quite a
number of chances were taken last night at
one dollar. Those interested can obtain
further information upon application.
1t lie understood that there will be quite
an addition to the display at Zerubbabel
Lodge on Monday night.
DONATIONS.
The following additional donations have
been received at Solomon's Lodge booth:
At Mrs. Arden and Mrs. Van Vorst's ia
BILE, a large iced cake from friends aboard
the steamship City of Augusta"
At Mrs. w. G. Purses table: From
Messrs. Branch d Cooper, 8 baskets straw
berries.
From Mr.. John Schley, several baskets of
strawberries.
From Mrs. Goodsell, at the Pulaski House,
a fruit cake.
From Mrs. Meinhard, one plain cake,
dressed.
Mrs. Hamilton acknowledges the receipt
through Messrs. A. NJ. d G. W. West, a
donation of 4S boxes of fancy biscuits,
from the Van Derveer & Holmes Biscuit
Company, of New York.
Through Solomon Bros, for Zerubbabel
Lodge: From Messrs. Kemp, Day q Co 4,
New York, one case Of assorted canned
goods; Messrs. Church 81 Co., New York,
one case bi carbonate soda; Messrs. Packard
& James, New York, one dozen f~avoring
extracts; Messrs. Wiley, Wicks & Wing,
New York, two boxes ~raisins; Messrs. Hen
ry Nordlinger & Co., New York, one box
vermicelli.
Through Mrs. C. E. Wakefield: From
Miss F. Glstigny, l case Of worsted flowers
Mrs. Chas. H. r. Thorp, / waiter of flowers;
Mrs. John Schwarz, l ehurn cream; Mrs.
r. Groves, 1 cake and bread.
To A. d. Thompson, through Messrs.
Solomon Brothers: From Messrs. Kemp,
Day 81 Co., New York, 1 case tomatoes;
from Messrs. Church & Co., New York, l
case bi -carbonate soda; from Messrs. Rolls
berger & Gerber, New York, l box macea-
roni; from Messrs. Wiley, Wieks q Way,
New York, L box ~raisins; from Messrs.
Packard 81 James, New York, l dozen
flavoring extracts.
Through Col. r. D. Walker, for Zerubha=
bel Lodge, No. 10; From Sheldons q Sla-
son, West Rutland, VT, 4 marble card
receivers, 1 marble cup; Pembyn Slate Com
pany, so Union Square, New York, 1 mar
bleized pedestal; J.. s. Conover Il Co., 3lS
Canal street, New York, l brass fire stand
and set; VIM. C. Townsend, New York, $40;
Richmond Granite Company, Philadelphia,
$40; Fischer, Leaf & Co., louisville, KY,
seventeen inch CRATE.
Through Mrs. Scheihing: A basket of
handsome flowers from Miss Bessie Spears;
for Zerubbabel Lodge, a handsome sack for
infant; a basket of flowers from Mrs. Haw-
kins.
Through Lewis Lippman, Esq : From
w. +. Corbett, Esq, one picture OF "Ihe
Lost Cause"
Mrs. U. Van Giesen, of Stockton, Ga,
sends to the Bazaar and Fair one box hand
some flowers and one box strawberries.
By Mrs. r. FL. Anderson, from Mrs. w.
Barnwell and Mrs. Richardson, large assort-
ment beautiful flowers.
Through Mrs. w. o. Charlton: DR.. Mof-
felt, of Atlanta, l box teething powders G..
w. Friend, 81; z. t. Phelps, 81; j.. d.