The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-07
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
THE FLOWER SHOW OPENED.

The flower show opened last night at
Bazar hall under 1attering auspices. The
crowd was large. Usually the display on
the first night is scant, but 1t was not SO tais
year. Everything was in the most perfect
order, and the hall was well filed with
flowers and exhibits Of art and fancy work.
Up and down the center of the hall are
three rows of tables upon which are the
floral exhibits. On the south side, extend
ing the entire length of the hall, are the oil
paintings, crayon work, photos and other
art displays. On the north side
are the show cases containing the
fancy needle work, painted china,
plaques, crazy quilts, etc. The east side of
the hall Is taken up by the Ludden & Bates
Southern Music House in display OF
pianos and crayon portrait work.
The hall was prettily decorated with flags
and bunting, and the articles on exhibition
showed off 20 advantage.
The following were the entries up to last
night:
Mrs. G. W. Strait, collection of fossils and
Indian relics. Mrs C. L. Garrard, two
decorated jugs. n S. Killorin, two hand
painted china plaques. Mrs. II, Y. Cohen,
handsome crazy quilt, embroidered dolly,
embroidered tablecloth, silk handbag, silk
broidered piece, braided table cover,
worked table cover and silk purse. Mrs
Esther r: Samson, basket Of paper
flowers. Mrs. A. J. Ives, dozen EN-
broidered finger handkerchiefs, embroid-
cred dolly and pillow sham
Leland Marguerite Hull, years Of age,
embroidery OH linen. Miss Annie Belle
Mclean, II years old, ehild's dress. Miss
Cadda Stone. crayon. Miss Addie Stone,
drawing bead George Schley, hand
carved walking cane of Carolina hickory.
Miss Mamie L. Screven, 13 years, set of
hand painted plates. Miss Hull, inmate
Episcopal Orphan Home, a child's robe.
Miss Nora Gray, Episcopal home, an apron
OF linen lawn. Miss Matte
McLelland. Episcopal home. child's robe
Mrs. Frank Lamar, specimen of real bob
bin lace in process of manufacturing, a
white dress suit of Mexican work, Next
can handkerchief, two suits of net work
and handkerchief, necktie of real bobbin
lace. and jacket of darned net work. Mrs.
IT, ID. Stone, vase of roses. Mrs. j. Ell.
O'Byrne. painted screen of roses. lace hand
kerchief, silk handmade ladies' tie. Mrs.
Robert T.. Haldeman. pillow sham, fancy
bag, white towel, handkerchief case and
| handkerchief and two towels. Mrs. j. G.
Thomas, thirty-two geraniums and foliage
plant Mrs. II. Y. Cohen, embroidered
table cover and satin-silk patch work quilt,
table centerpiece and Roman satin table
cover. Mrs William Carr ard, carved
wood and plaque carved wood square.
Mrs. n. Paulsen, cross stitch, horse and dog.
Miss G. Pierrepont, sofa pillow in japanese
| Kensington. Mrs. s. p. Hamilton, sofa
| cushion, table scarf, photo case, embroidered
| tablecloth, embroidered bag, plaque flow
ers--one American and one English. Miss
| Willard, nine years old, three pieces of out
| line work. Miss Mona Saussy, hand painted
china, dozen dinner plates. dozen ice cream
and dozen butter plates, after dinner coffees,
two large cake plates and cream pitcher.
w. Temple Taylor, nine framed pictures.
Mrs. w. Woodbridge, Jr., an old lady and
| log cabin quilt, silk and velvet. Mrs. E.
| Footman, two sets dinner mats handmade
of grass, in two weeks time. Mrs. f. E.
Rebarer, painting in oil of landscape. p.
| Rehnberg, two painted pearl shells, three
painted plaques porcelain. two
ostrich eggs painted, one painted conch
and sheet Of fish-scale work. Edward
| Mcintyre, flowers on china. A. Witt
kamph, penknife scroll work on paper
mats and small plaque. Mrs Sexton, car
riage robe. Miss Matte Elbard, cotton
bed quilt. Mrs. N. Paulsen, epergne
| of fruit and Eiffel tower, The
MORNING NEWS, Autograph wor q.
Miss Lila P. Ferguson, three crochst sacks,
a handker chief and drawn work on linen.
Miss Virgie Hamilton, two slipper bags,
pair of pillow cases, darned work and fancy
childs sewing apron. Miss Lillian Hamil-
ton, two outlined pillow shams Miss
Virgie Hamilton, plaster cast of nose. Miss
Mamie Fowler, mantel scarf. Mrs. J. L.
Morrison, vase of paper flowers, vase of
paper fuschias and vase of mixed flowers
| Mrs. r. s. Jones, set of toilet mats,
! painted in water colors, and an easel scarf,
| oil painted. Gottlieb g. Hoffman, crayons,
water color, pastel, and selection Of photos
Mrs. j. A. More, two sprays of worsted
| flowers and an ornamental map. Mrs. j. B.
Barton, quilt and patch work. Miss
Rosa Brodbacker. crochet quilt. Jas. e.
| Delaney, crayon, st. Joseph and Infant.
| Mrs. Jacob Lippman, two handsome pillow
| shams and sheet sham. Mrs. Mary Goebel,
| point lace collar, pair point lace tie ends
and handkerchief of crocheted lace. Mrs.
Bertha Dixon. a pair OF pillow shams, en-
| broldery and lace. Miss Georgia Wey-
mouths class. dog, by Miss Maude Smith,
| crayon painting; two heads in brown chalk,
by Ella Falligant; horse head. crayon, by
| Miss Maude Smith; orayon of the Angelus
| aud dogs head in pencil, by Teresa Hymes
| Julian M. Solomons, amateur photos, set
Of photos. Mrs. D. B. Hull, head, water
color. W. B. Sturtevant, two paintings.
Miss G. Lawton, child's dress, drawn work
| IA coOns q cPOeAAAOh "a SesA NSI
| work. Mrs. Mary A. Prendergast, sa crochet
| quilt. Mrs. Kolb, showcase of fancy work.
| Mrs. N. Pausen, a basket of feather flowers,
one pitcher from the Schloss Drezanfield, q
model of the cathedral of Cologne. Henry
LaFar scroll cabinet, scroll knife box, scroll
work box, scroll bracket and a map.
Miss Beatrice Lanney, pen drawing, head.
Mrs. +. Launey, oil painting. head. p
Rehnberg, a pair of pink painted conchs
and pair of East India clans, painted.
| Temple Taylor, an oil painting. s. B. La
| Far, aged IA. chenille embroidery and two
pieces of Kensington work. Miss Andre,
| pincushion, chair cushion. aud two chair
covers. Miss E. e. Buckner, dress and
trimming. all hand work. Annie Hall,
aged years, outline work. Mrs. w. 3.
Sturtevant, three oil paintings. Mrs.
E. A. Hunt worsted quilt. Julia
| Prendergast, female orphan asylum, hand
made garment and machine made garment.
| Ophelia Verum, Ia years, piece of hand
work. jamie Ennis, IA years, buttonhole
work. Gelinda Prendergast, machine work.
| Florence Phillip. hemstiched handker-
chief. Mrs. Julia Ward, two handmade
garments. Mrs. A. Il. Moore, lamp mat in
| worsted, table cover in Kensington, and
plush plaque silk embroidery table scarf and
mantle laInbrequin. Edith L. West, 10
years, outline work. Mrs. d. B. Hull,
water color portrait. Miss Abbie Orme,
| knitted quilt Mrs. Thonnesen, showcase
fancy goods. May Sullivan, pencil drawings