The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-13
TaE BAzAR's BIG NIGHT.
The Crowd Large ana Money Freel,
spent.

spsnt.
The charitably disposed people have
awakened from their lethargy and ara now
responding to the appeal OF the orphans
through their bazar The crowd at the
Catholic Library nall last night was a large
and liberal one. The lady table managers
In consequence had well filed purses at the
closing hour.
supper, aud afterward were taken inn for
their cash by the fascinating yoang lady
workers and turned loose empty pocketed.
The tropical table. under the Misses Dill
Ion, Is keeping up its reputation for big re-
ceipts. Last nights results were most
gratifying to the managers. Robert Nor
rlssey was awarded a silk head rest, Rev.
John MCCARTHY a silver card receiver,
Capt John R Dillon an inkstand and pair OF
slippers, aud Miss Ellen Hunter canary
bird and cage. The Tropical" is indebted
70 the following for donations: P. Barrett,
Il. NJ Connor, A. Fernandez, Denis j. Muir
phy, A 5. Desbouillons, Eckman & Vets
burg, Lluney & Goebel, Mrs. NJ. Ca h,
Mrs. b. Goode, Mrs. George Haslam, Mrs.
u: Altick, Miss Mary Bradley, Miss NJ
Monahan and Miss c. Usma.
Mrs Gleason's table did the liveliest BUSH
ness, and, by its pretty arrangement of
handsome and valuable articles, attracted
crowds until the closing hour. flower
stand was disposed to M. Pelinto, a cake to
Miss Josie Kehoe, and a clock to Mrs
ODonoghue. Contributions ere received
yesterday from g. ]. Taggart, II. Fersts
Sons g. Co., Frank & Co.. E. NJ. Conner,
A. Fernandez, c. Gray & Son, Morrison
q Foye, Daniel Hogan, Crohan & Dooner,
Shafer's, Herme's and Walsh's bakeries,
Mrs, Golden, Miss Mollie Collins, Miss Belle
Wilkins and Miss Maggie Lowell. A hand
some water painting. entitled "The Old
Wharf" by Miss Hale. is attracting consid-
cradle attention. It is a beauty, and the
person who secures it will have prize.
The Sodality table did a thriving bust
ress. the handsome young lady assistants
having no spare time on their hands A
| silver-handled umbrella was given to An
| drew Ambrose. Several valuable donations
were added to the table yesterday. Mrs J.
N. Henderson sent an elegant embroidered
table scarf, lady gave an immense ostrich
egg brought direct from Africa by her hus-
band, and a handsome steel engraving in an
OAK frame was sent by an unknown gentle-
man friend Of the orphans.
Mrs. Grady's table, assisted, as il is, by
some OF the best and most tireless young
| lady workers of the bazaar, did an excellent
business. Mr.. w. S. Tyson was awarded q
cake. and a lot of minor articles were dis
pcsed of. Tonight toe valuable articles
will be started away. A magnificent silver
water set, consisting Of a waiter, pitcher
and goblets has been donated by
the Live Oak Distillery Company OF
Cincinnati, through James Hart &
Bro. Other donations were received
from Collatt Bros, j. s.. Collins
q Co., Kavanaugh & Brennan,
| A. s. Nichols, Byck Bros, B. h Levy,
Appel & Schaul, Dryfus Bros, Isidore
Fried, r T. Barbour, Barbour Bros, Mrs.
Harry Brown, Mrs. Hsrtloge, Mrs. James
OBrien, Mrs. G. Mahoney, Miss Mary
Palmer, Miss WerDz, Miss May Cosgrove
and the Skaters Of ST. Joseph of Fernandina.
Miss Reiliy's candy booth did a bust
ness which compelled the calling in of as
sistance to handle. The candy stock was
low and the purse heavy when Miss Reilly
shut up shop.
The supper table is doing fine business
The ladies were kept busy last night feeding
the hungry. A IS gold piece was awarded
to Miss Marie Phillips. Daily donations
are being received from the Kniokerbocker
Ice Company, Kavanaugh & Brennan,
Derst's, Kessels, Nugent's, ScholIs and
Walsh's bakeries.
The inmates of st. Mary's homo will bt
| given dinner at the bazaar this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock by invitation of Mr.. Deni
| O'Connor.
Tonight will probably be the best Of th,
bazaar, because two organizations thu
Catholic Library Association and thu
Ancient Order Of Hibernians, Will TAX,
supper,