Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-17

Drawing to "A CIOse-NumerOUs Raffies
The Last Night

The Last Night
The interest in the Orphans Fair, which
has been in progress for the past two
weeks. does not seem to abate. The Ia
dies in charge have decided 10 close 10
night. and all interested in the articles
which have not vet been ratified are re-
quested TO be present. The following artl-
cIes were ratified at the Pagoda table;
\ wine set. won by Mrs. d. Hogan; one
half dozen shirts. Won by Mr.. Ihomas
BaIIautvne: a gents suit OF clothes, Won
bv Mr. b. 7. johnson. Of New York: a
sofa cushion. by Miss Carrie Williams;
silver soup tureen. Won by Mr.. j. +,
Grady: china tea set. won by MI: Is.
Cayanaugh: baby cloak. Won by Miss
Mamie McAuliffe: a gents dressing
Gown. bv Mr.. \. L. DesbOuillOns. and
baby cap. By Mr. +. B. Thompson.
The contest al the Orphans table for
thedoll was decided last evening. and re-
suited as follows: Miss Neron-
ic Ca Donelan received 1874 votes.
Miss Agile Demers l.2J0 votes.
Miss Lottie Cavedo 63i votes, Miss Hattie
wilkins 200 votes, Miss ChTiSsie Nelson
~ votes. Miss Emma smith 100 votes, Miss
Rosa Kelley I62 votes. and friend 10 the
orpha1s b votes. The thanks Of the ladies
in charge are returned 10 the participants
in the race for their Jealous work when
has - greatly increased the revenue OF
the table, TRe following articles We're
raf1eds \ table cover, Won ~ IA. -
sullivan: a doll. won by Miss Rosa >mlth'
4 bgtter dish, won by Miss Mag
gie Dawson. a holy water font, Won oy
Mis- \. NJ Robinson: two silver cups
Won nv Miss Joe Brennan and Mr.. Robert
Donelan: silver tea sci, Won ny Miss j.
Council: a ladle spoon won bA MS. -
O.DonOshue. and dressing case, Won bS
+. Burns. The paraSOl. bale OF COTTON.
mirror and gold watch ana numerous ~.
other articles viii he disposed Of tonight.
Atst. PaIriok,s table. the silver tea SCI
was won by Rev. L. Balm, Ca a throw oi
i. and an autograph album was Won eY
Miss Mamie Dwyer. The candidates IN
The race for the doll made the following
rafllrnS: Miss White $50 -. and Miss
Wells S53 "a. Miss Marie LamOtte won
the doll ia the little girls contest me
resul, in ne contest for the model boat l.
a follows: Master oliveria- So; Master
RYAN. $50 ~: Master smith. SlS; ana Mas
Ter White. s..
Al ne Rising sun table, presided over
hv Mrs. DR.. Read aud Mrs. ii. BLUM. the
following articles were rallied: Inc but
ter1iv lea set, won by Mrs, Mary wynn;
the embroidered dress pattern. by Mrs. j
Cronin: chest Of tea and bag OF coleei
highest and lowest. Mrs, John Kelly
highest. Mrs.. McElligott lowest; picture
Of Disturbed Ireland. by Joseph Cops;
picture Of Bishop Gross. by W. ;. Cherry;
nincushion. By Mrs Monahan: full-rigged
brig. bv Miss Annie VI. Robinson; toilet
mas. by Mrs. Guilmartin: tidy.
bv r. T.. constantine toilet set
and mats. by JOhn Lyonsi
mirror and nickel-plated stand, by Col,
Joseph Ehlen: boys watch. by Willie
Blum; candelabra candlesticks, by b. +.
McKenna: lamp and mats. by Joseph
O'Brien: negro bone player, by Mrs: j.
Torrent. carriage blanket, by j. c. De
Lettre! pin cushion, by John Evans: doll.
pride Of the Fair" by tlossie Q'Aeil;
singing doll. by Meta Campbell: pin
cushion. by Emma Daily: silk bags, by
NJ. \. O'Brien; child's wardrobe, by Laura
COgan: dolls cloak. by Mrs. John Doug
las: bag of rice. by Orphanage; inkstand,
bv H. Blum: table cover and lady's clock,
highest and lowest. Mrs. George {. Derby
highest. and Miss Marie O'Byrne lowest.
All the remaining articles will be rallied
tonight The votes in the contests for
the buggy ROBE and alb viii be counted at
six o'clock and no votes viii DE received
after that hour.