The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-12
PROGREss OF TEE FAIR.
The Attendance at TIE Catholic Bez
Last Night.

The Attendance at the Catholic Bezar
Last Night.
The attendance at the orphans bazar last
night YVES quite large and considerable
money was spent. much to the qualification
OF the managers and ladies in charge of the
tables.
The Sodality table did fine business, and
the young lady workers made big returns.
mouchoir case aud gentlsmanis silk hand
kerchIef was secured at this taole hV Rev
John MCCARTHY, but he returned them 20
be used for the benefit of the bazaar, and
after the articles had realized neat sum
for the second time they we're disposed OF
TO Miss Lille Sullivan. Miss Mamie Bren-
nan was given a pair Of cut glass toilet
bottles, Miss NJ. J. Brennan handsome
plush album, Miss Nellie Preadergast
pink flannel skirt, NJ. Gazell a
crochet sscque. aud 81. Lewis
a gold piece. A full-bred Holstein COW
was presented the Sodality table Yesterday
by John Feeley. Norton & Hanley donated
flower bowl and vases to match; an old
member Of the Sodslity sent pair Of beau
tlful blsque figures, and one Of the young
lady assistants at the table contributed an
elegant handkerchief with an exquisite Dor.
der Of Spanish work. The work is very
fine, and attracted much attention last
night.
Mrs. Gleason's table received donations
from the A. J. Miller Company. Lindsey g.
Morgan. James Douglass. Maj. John
Schwarz and Capt. John Derst A chair
was disposed of to 81. Laffiteau. The con-
test at this table between Miss Missile Han
ley and Miss Mamie Reynolds for the dia-
Inond ring, to be voted to the most popular
young lady, Is getting lively and bringing
good financial results to the tables treas
ury.
The tropical table did the liveIiest
business Of any in the hall, and
the Misses Dillon were accordingly
happy. The table received donations from
the following parties yesterday: Col.
II. Estill, MeSsrs. Luke Carson, Joseph
Gorham, r. A. Biandford, Barley Dono-
van, George Hudson, J. j. McGownn. NJ.
Cooley, c. Cantwell, Joseph Higgins, John
Derst, James LAWN, Pepper s. Harty.
Mrs. John I. Roman, JamesGrady, William
Reid, William Kehoe, F. X. Douglass $,
Joseph Cronk, ]. Cronin, Misses McCrchan,
Kellar, Mcmahon, Kennedy and Prender-
CAST. J. P. Doolan was given handsome
lamp shade
Miss Mamie Reilly's candy booth was the
center OF attraction, as was the case at st.
Patrick's fair several months ago. The
young mems tastes for sweets seem to be
remarkably sharpened whenever Miss Reilly
is In charge of candy booth.
Mrs. Grady's table transacted a good
business and disposed of several minor
articles. The bicycle contests among the
boys are proving money-making scheme.
Over half dozen boys are in the race, and
each is making strenuous efforts to secure
the priz'. The following contributions were
sent to Mrs Grady yesterday:
A basket of soap from Mohr Bros, bar
rel of -four from James Fleming, barrel
OF flour from Finn Bros, a ton Of coal
from G. H. Dixon, cushion and mats from
Mrs. O'Hagal Of Oferman, load Of oak
wood from Ernst's wood yard, a donation
from E. Moyle, decorated cake from j. J.
Walsh, aud a pair Of baskets from Mrs. w.
G. Puder.
The supper table did fairly good BUSH
ness, particularly in the ice cream line. It's
midday lunch feature is proving quite sue
cessful and the Catholic Library Associa-
ton will attend the bazaar in body to-
morrow night and take supper.