Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-17

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an saturday Night


saturday Night.
The fair tor the bcneht oi the Roman NaIho
lie knights oi 81 John was opened ON SAT. |
urtlay night at the Lancaster rink, ON West
King street, with large attendance Al
though the wra her was against It, tho rink |
was well nlcd and the receipts were very |
satisfactory to the management
The committee at arrangements worked |
hard i'm decorating the room aud arranging |
tho several articles un the tables and the
result is one of lhc finest fairs ever held IN
the city.
ON the right uS you enter the rink, Is
fancy table uamud IN honor ot the OrgRni1a-
tiou for whose houeht the fair is held
Knights at 81 John. ON this table are a
large number of ornamental and useiul
articles tor sale aud to I've Chancod oil.
Among the articles to be ChanCed oil are two
toilet sets, wax bouquet crosses, silver cake
basket, plush album, butter dish, pickle
CASTOR flower vase, wax lilies six cushions
plush banner wine decsnter half dozen
silver Spoons glass sets, child's silver set,
fancy vases. bedroom slippers, fancy lamp,
pillow Sham~, velvet table cloth, mouuette
rug and coverid. Mis-, Z. ". Rehm pro
sides al this table, and she has tor her assist
ants Mrs Peter Dlehl, Mrs Joseph Bradel,
| Mrs. James Gilien, Miss Mary SwarG ana
| Mary EerrCh
| Next is the flower stand and on 1t are some
| OF the choicest plants IN the city,
| st. MARY = INklt'
| ~. Mary's table COMES next, and It Is in
| charge of Mrs John McGeehau. Her aSsis-
| hlnls are Mrs. Joseph Wacker, Miss Kate
| Babel, Miss Ida Glassley, Miss Lizzie Wild
| myer. Miss NnlsllSia Met oehan aud Kate
| McGechan. The articles To- be Chauced OIL
| are a WAN cross, cushion, basket of upNefS'
| lemonade seL slippers, doll, two bed spreads
| and pillow shams. Tho usual variety OF
| fancy articles is displayed on this table
| ia of
| the confectionery table which is in charge OF
Mrs. John =, Scheid. Her assistants are
| Carrie BumenstuCk, Kate kreckel, Maggie
| BumrustuCk, Mary BuerEe, Annie Buerge,
| Lena Hebrank, Rose Keller aud Kate Sing
| ley. ON this taule are fruit and Coutecuuns
| OF all kinds, and they are sold as reasonable
| as at any store IN the city.
| The lower half ui the east side Ot the room
| Is taken up with -. AnlhOuy's table. II l.
| in charge Of Miss Leua Martin with Miss
| Leua karch, Emma rartner, Mary Gorman,
| Annie Sullivan, Kate lrOrman, and Rose
| MrCulIuu. \ number Of valuable articles
on this table will be chAuced OIL, and the
| table IS filed with articles for sale.
| The other half Ut this side OF the rink ~
| taken up with the 1t. lOSephs table. Mrs.
| Martin pielirh - in charge and her assistants
| are Mrs. +. l.. Shroad, Mrs. Jos. Entz, Mrs.
| John \. Bradel, Mrs, Jacob Shober and Mrs.
| Jacob fetter The articles to be CHANGED of
| AT this tIffle are = number Of vases, horse
| shoe of flowers, "a doll bride, cake basket,
| castor and a wax cross. This table also has a
| line display of needle work.
\ large fountain has been erected near the
entrance aud near it is RonecCa at the well,
| persuuAted hy Miss Annie Kicker. y short
distance away Is the voting department.
which Is in charge Of Harry l.. Martin. The
wheel Of fortune is in charge OF Jacob >hObeI
and did brisk business on Saturday night
TO EE VOTED FOR.
The articles TO ue voted for are q corneLrolle
| skates, bicycle, Knights of st. John emblem
ladies' gold watch, base bali outfit, dlamon'
| ring, gold bracelets, Cgarmaker's : tools, clock
: | doll, bed-room suite, dOuOle-barrelled gun
q parlur organ, brickayers tools, SEWN
n machine and band uniform. \ handsom
:, ice pitcher and gents smoking set Will h
given to the holders of the lucky tickets, o
II the last evening Oi the fair. Every perso
G attending the fair is given nunbere
d | coupon, and a ticket with tine same numbt
is placed in wheel. On the last night
t. the fair tie drawing will take place, and vi
,r be conducted by disinterested persons
<, The committee of members who made a
ls the arrangements for the tair were MART
at Dieiich, president; John \. Bradel Vi,
to president; H. {, Martin, secretary; Charlie
to Zech, treasurer; Fred +. Shroad, Joh
n McGeehau, \. p. kIrChner, John T. Schel'
10 Joseph II. Dehl, John i. COnuean, Augu
e. | Steinwaudel Florence Ream, James Cille
40 and jacob ShUbCr. Mrs. l.. W. Rehm WI
~ president OF the ladies committee. \
H. deserve credit for the faithful manner
al which they discharged their duties
le | The members OF the organization met
: | their room at : o'clock on Saturday nigi
Il, and, headed by the rink band, made a sho
as street parade and then marched to tue rinl
The lair was formally opened with a hrl
80 address 10y John \. Cuyle, esd HeeNtende
IL a hearty welcome, on behalf Of the Knight
spoke OF the noble objects for which the ia
" was held, congratulated the ladies on Il
III result OF their iaDOrs and predicted q success
b, ful fair. His address was heartily appadde
or The managers have made arrangements #