Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-14
COyumhsa Beat Club.
HANDSOME DONATIONS FOR fHE FAIR-LrsT OF ART
IcLRS RECEIVED TO DATE.

ICAkS RECEIVED TO DATE
The utmost activity prevails at the headquarters
OF the Columbia Boat Club fair committee, in Yer
non Row, and the friends Of the club are coming
forward most literally. The following Is partial
list OF articles received to date: W. NJ Calf Co.,
barrel OF flour; e. B. Bruce & Co., Baltimore,
through Geo. E. Kennedy s. Sons, case OF cham
payne; NJ A. Louis, gold pen; St Louis STAMPING
COMPANY, through ". W. Beyerldge, esq. set OF
same, pair Of vases: Horn. Pfefrer s
Bremen Manufacturing Company, through
s yarS l,rs soonee; Kean Masgerty, st New s,
Mcssrs; J. C. Jewett son. through same. 1
enameled coal vase; Daniel slote & Co., through
MCGOWAN, pin cushion; Kaufman & Strauss, New
York. through Paret & Wilmington, scrap al
buns, dozen fancy Christmas cards, dozen
bird chromos; j. Kttel & Co., New York. through
T. c. Dulin, ESQ.,, lamp; Hecht Bros, New York,
w Hoogn M Harre g0a well Sons
through same. brass kettle; Miss Neena Getty,
plush mirror. Miss Florence Murphy, macrame
shopping bag; Mrs. Campbell, satin and lace
Slippers; Miss Reed i'' toilet t"G bag; E II.
kins, ,e esq, elegant mahogany secretary desk;
r. Livingstone, esq. antique vase, bronze urn,
! bronze card receiver, cupid; Miss Rose sulli-
van, macrame basket; Robert Cohen, pair Slip
moucholr cases; W. H. Gibson, decorations;
Messrs Isaac Smith, Son & Co., New York, hand
embroidered cushion cover and scarf; Wni. Wheat.
ley, esq, 100 cigars; Miss Matte Fristoe, paint
ings; Miss Grace whitehead, embroidered pin
ing case, plush needle book, pearl and velvet
pocket pin cushion, lot Of pen wipers. and dolls
a Tam oshanter cap; Miss Colhoun; two sets OF
ter caps and knitted hood; Miss BrockeDboi ough,
satin and lace pin cushion, knitting bag; Miss
l Irdne jones' afghan R esq
J: Holdsworth Gordon, ebonized and up up
pany Of Chtcopee, Mass, through Messrs b. ii.
stinemeZ Son, massive silver claret pitcher,
OF handsomely finished sculls; Alexander r.
Brewer, New York, through Messrs B. II. Slime
metz q Son, one silk hat; Miss Hazleton embroil-
splasher and rod; Miss F. N Edwards, one tobacco
pouch; Miss Emily Hyde, four colored women;
acs and ssn ks nd dy Mrs Dr.
Wheatley, esq, lot OF lumber valued at $50; Miss
Evans. of Brooklyn, worked tidy; Mis-, Ella S.
Poole, one macrame tidy: Miss Roy. brush holder,
sponge holder and work bag; Mrs W. H. Paret,
delphia, through Paret Wilmington, % boxes
fancy pape!rle; Mrs Alexander, afghan; Messrs.
handkerchief sackets; Geo T. Keen, esq, ladies'
handsome tailor made cloak, valued at $50; Chas
Vaght. esq, Geo. Wilson, esq, splendid diamond
Miss Marbury, tidy; Mrs. Martury, knit sponses;
Mrs Murray. work bag: Mrs. Johns, crimson sltin
parlor work bag; Mrs. Della Roche, 2 lace Tides;
MISS Ballantyne. plush panel (hand painted); Miss
Hattie Stewart, embroidered banner screen;
Messrs. ivison, Blakeman, Taylor Il Co.. New York.
NebSter's Unabridged Dictionary, full Russia: c.
D. Pratt New York, ladies' writing desk, inlai / !;
Boorum IL Pease, New YORK, card album; L. W.
Fairchild, New York 2 doz. gold pencils: Robert
Porter. Philadelphia, CyclopRia OF Poetry; Ii.
Semken,- esq. handsome silver tea set valued at
$57; E. L. GuilhIermoz, Of Baltimore. through
Messrs. Il. II. StinemeZ 4 Son, gold embroidered
shoulder straps and cap ornament; NJ. w. Beve-
ride, esq, colossal china punch bowl; Miss Mar
garet Ritche, OF Frederick, Md, macrame tidy;
Miss Kate Richie, Frederick Nd, pearl velvet to-
DaccO pouch; Miss Emily Richie, OF Frederick,
Md, embroidered pen wiper.