The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-25

Gross, Mrs Burchell, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Logan,
Mrs Tullock, Mrs, judge Harlan, and Mrs. Mrs.
Keim, :, assisted by Miss Miss Davis = Miss IS
owen rendered these ladies great deal of
assistance during the day.
Nearly all the prominent people of the city
were out on this first day, among them Mrs.
Harrison, Mrs. Mckee, Madame Romero, Mrs.
John W. Foster, Secretary and Mrs Rusk,
Miss Rusk, Mrs Window, Mrs. Hines, Mrs.
Cultivate, Mrs. Wathall, Mrs. Grant Mrs
Kellogg, Mrs. John Stewart, Miss Ellen Pome-
roy, Mrs. Tucker Mrs. Whittemore, the Misses
MendonQa, Mrs Wood, Mrs. Mai. Powell,
Miss Miller, Mrs. Jeremiah Wilson, Mrs. Bond,
Mrs. and the Misses Hutchins DIR. and Mrs.
Shippen, Mrs. ex-senator Pomeroy, General
and Mrs. Banks, and Miss Davis.
AS night came on and the lamps were lit the
scene was not only animated but gay, and the
Marine Band rendered its sweetest notes from
their silver horns, and there was greater
crush than ever. A great many sales were
made and it only remained for Fridays sales
to complete the work so auspiciously begun.
One of the pleasing incidents of the closing
day of the f6te was the presentation to Mrs.
Logan Of the beautiful set Of white silk table
doylies and scarf, painted by Miss Sinsabaugh,
and known among the ladies as 1.-THE Orchids"
from the many beautiful varieties of that rare
flower shown upon 1t in natural colors. This
exquisite set netted the fair over $50. DIR. Corey
of the Metropolitan Church, made the presen-
taton in few felicitous words Mrs. Logan
seemed much touched, and her reply was espe-
cially appreciative of the fair young woman who
wrought the work of art, "for whose sake she'll
treasure It, as well as testimonial of regard
from the ladies Of the sewing circle"
Mrs. Logan invited long list of distinguished
ladies to assist her in doing the social honors at
Calumet Place during the Garfield Hospital
f6te. The majority Of them accepted and ap-
peared either on one or the other of the two
days, and by their presence and aid put Mrs.
Logan under a social obligation that she feels
cannot be adequately repaid, even by public
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Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Morton, Mrs.
Window, Mrs. Rusk, Mrs. Miller, Madame
Romero Mrs. John w. Foster, Mrs. Menocal,
Mrs Miranda Tullock, Mrs. Justice Gray, Mrs.
DIR. Hammond, Mrs. Judge Harlan. Mrs: and
DIR. Corey, Mrs. Senator Cullom, Madame Men
don9a. and her daughters, Miss Rusk, Miss
Miller, Mrs. Cutcheon, Mrs. Byrne; Mrs.
Mrs. lfi.0D' Scranton, WIS Mrs. NJ. WIS NJ. sr' Parker
Mrs Evans, Mrs. +. Patton, Mrs. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Julia Bates, Miss Louise Patterson,
Mrs: Ordway, Mrs j. Lowrie Bell, Mrs.
Wood, Miss Hutchinson, Miss Dahlgren Miss
Grace Davis, Miss Bachelor, Miss Edie Miss
Thorn, Miss NJ. Wilson, Miss Preston, Mrs. Nc
| MILAN, Mrs. Justice Harlan, Miss McLaren,
Mrs, Baker, Mrs. Norment, Mrs Carpenter,
| Mrs. Gen. Hazen, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs Cunning
ham, and Mrs. McArdell.
At about o'clock on Friday night thun-
der storm drove the dwellers in tents and the
! Marine Band under shelter. The ladies moved
the contents of the dining-hal into the kitchen.
! The whole cakes were carried into the dining
room and Mr.. Hutchinson speedily auctoned
| them off.
The house was crowded and the remnants of
the fair found many customers ready to buy.
| BY II o'clock the crowd had dispersed, and the
| Garfield Hospital fete was a thing of the past
The ladies in charge of the supper table wish
| to make Acknowledgements to the proprietors
of the hotels, restaurateurs, and grocers for
| their generous donations. Hebner, the confec-
during the whole time.