Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-21
END OF THE SECOND WEEK.
The Guards Bazaar Last NIght-The Ar
senal Crowded.

The Guards bazar last night was we'll
attended considering 1t was saturday
night. The interest still keeps up, and
when the fair opens again on Monday It
will be with bright prospects. Many
articles Of value till remain on the differ
ent tables. All the chances will be sold
this week before the fair closes on Thurs
day or Friday.
At the Field and STAFF table the silver
tea service was won last night by Mr.. S.
| GucEenheimer, the bronze clock and
statues by Mr.. David Wells, tin toilet set
! by :. A. Gardner, doll by Mamie Acosta,
! Miss Emmie Garrett and Miss Edith
| Robinson, case of two dozen bottles
champagne by Miss Sallie b. jackson; "a
silver berry stand was also won by this
lucky young lady.
Accompany BIS table an elegant bronze
clock WAS won by Mr.. +. X. Douglass,
bamboo fire screen by Miss Neeter Hardee,
pug dog by Miss Garrison, handsome
embroidered banner by Mr.. VIM. w. VIII
hanson, butter dish by Mr.. Callahan,
manicure by !. p. Hirsch, panel picture
by J. Z. Ynnge. A chair and silver
pitcher will be rafiled tomorrow night at
8 O'Clock.
At the st. Joseph's Infirmary table a
plush paper box was won by Miss Ferdie
OliyerOs, and a baby carriage by Mr., j. j.
McDonough. A gentleman's dressing
case, silver service set, shield clock and
n psir OF shoes Will be raffed at this table
tomorrow night.
The same ladies' who have rendered val
liable assistance to the Guards since the
bazaar opened have volunteered 10 remain
at the different booths until the fair closes.
The supper table will be kept up to the
same standard of excellence that it now
enjoys, and its patrons will be sup
Piled with the best coffee, cream,
cakes, fruit and oysters in
every STYLE, sandwiches, and other eat
ables. The Mikado table will continue
making the pOBche romano and catawba
punch, Of which so much has already
been said. Although articles of much
value remain in the booths, the booths
will be supplied with more this week.
Company BIS table has some elegant oil
paintings, hat-racks, tables, chairs,
silver SCI vice sets, stoves, ETC., which are
posed OF on Tuesday night when the
managers will again ill the table with
articles Of equal and greater value than
before.
Company AS table has nearly every
thing that can be looked for from box Of
writing paper to a Saratoga trunk.
st. Joseph's InfrmarY table with its
iull-rlGged schooner freighted WITH mer-
chandlse of all kinds, still remains the
most attractive booth of the bazar. AL
most anything cheap or expensive may
be obtained from this table
The attention Of the public is called to
the beautiful decorative articles on the
Field and staff table for almost any part
of house, from the kitchen to drawing
room ana parlOr-beautitul lambrequins.
mats, rugs, lamps, pictures, in fact almost
everything in the decorative line.
The lemonade we'll is literally patron
lied.
IL is in charge of a lady who knows how
to make lemonade to satisfy the taste of
every one. Dancing last night was kept
up till 1880, closing earlier than usual
owing to the sabbath being so near at
hand. The Guards band will continue
to furnish music this week, and until the
fair closes