The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-15
CLOSE OF THE BAZAAR.
IRA orphans to Get Ia the Neighbor
hood of $4,000 From It

TIA orphans to Get Ia the Neighbor-
hood OF $4,000 From II.
The orphans bazar. which closed last
r;0bt. was q success, despite its unfavorabls
hsginning. The attendance Monday and
tuesday nights was 30 small that the man
.gars feared failure, but the last four
-;ghts the people responded in a liberal
rnspuer to chArity's call. and more than
made up for the first part Of the week.
while the full amount realized cannot be
arrived at for at least week, Col Peter
Psily. president OF the benevolent society,
"a manager of the bazaar, estimates that
the net proceeds will not fall short Of
5000.
The hall will be open tomorrow night
tor the purpose of disposing by auction Of
tbs articles left over and the counting OF
votes in the different contests.
From 8 o'clock until IL 80 o'clock last
night the bazar hall was jammed with peo-
nIs and money flowed into the tables in a
manner which would indicate that there
had never been such thing as stringency
an the money market. The scenes around
tbs small tables where the articles were be-
ing disposed of was lively in the extreme.
rThe Sodality table made the following
swards: A lace bed set to Miss r. Kelly. a
white fan to Miss p. Ryan, mouchoir bag
Mrs. P. j. OConnor. ship in a bottle to
Soretta Mccarthy, china silk scarf to James
LAWN, Ruth Cleveland to Gladdis Lipp-
man Baby Mckee to Allen Smith. gentle
mans travelling case to Master Dan Hogan,
doII to Seah Schwarzbaum, SIS
coId piece to Matilda Baker, oxidized
silver shoe set to Edward Lege,
plate glass mirror to Bessie Hanley, shaving
Get to B. R. Armstrong, blue satin head rest
10 Miss B. Brennan. large picture and easel
10 A. J. Merkle, collar and cuff box to <.
F. O'Connor, barrel of -four to w. s. Tyson,
blue plush head rest to Miss E. Wright,
plaques to P. F. Gleason, flower basket to
Miss Josie MoMahon, handkerchief drawn
work. to E. L. Peters. "a Beaver street. New
York, lamp to NJ A. O'Byrne,
cream set to children of st. Mary's Home,
hand painted screen TO w. Harty, flower
bowl and vases to Mrs. O'Donoghue, and
lace handkerchief 20 Capt. c. 8. Berg of
the steamship City of Birmingham.
Mr.. L. J. Dunn donated ten barrels Of
-four to the Sodality table.
The awards at the Tropical table were as
follows: Mrs. Mary c. Roberts, linen
scarf; Mrs. B. Goode, silver card receiver;
James McGraths collar box; e. Haslam,
gentleman's manual Mrs. M p. Usina, silk
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shoes; Miss Helen Hogan. table cover: T. Fl.
0'Donovan, fancy lamp. Charles F. Prender-
CAST, Queen Anne desk; r. E. Pepper,
music folio; DIR. II. S. Colding, silk UNI
brella; Madgie Paff, ice cream set; L. ].
Dunn, portrait of the Madonna; Nellie Has
lam, an order for hat; P. T. Foye, china
tea set; Miss Gussia Blum, two plants; John
Mccullough. a scrap album; Mrs. M. L.
Gaudry. clothes hamper; Miss Ma
ria McNulty, pair Of vases.
The awarding OF the handsome photo
graph of Bishop Becker was the event Of the
evening, and while the ceremonies on the
stage we're being gone through a great
quiet reigned in the hall. Col. Reilly and
NJ. A. O'Byrne, ESQ.,, the committee in
charge, assisted by Miss Ada Hudson and
Miss Bessie Hanley, presented the picture
to Miss Mary Kennedy. The tropical table
finished its labors and distributed every
article displayed during the week. The
ladies in charge acknowledge donations
from James P. Doolan, James K. P. Carr,
Mrs. Brady and Mrs. M. A. Postell, and are
profuse in their thanks to all who contrib
uted by their means or labors 20 the sue
cessful ending of the weeks profitable
work.
Mrs Grady's table donated a lamp to
Lewis Constantine. child's parasol to Miss
Gladys Lippman, fancy apron to C.E. Mar
melstein, glass basket to j. M. Brennan and
cake to C. g. C. The contests for the
bicycles and watch at this table will be
closed at 1920 o'clock tomorrow night.
An contestants must have their votes in by
that hour.
Mrs. Gleason's table disposed of an
umbrella to John T. Roman, an easel and
picture TO Pat Brennan, dinner set to P. f.
Gleason and a smoking set to John Barrett.
Donations were received yesterday from
Druggists Strong, Rowlinsky and Noting
ham, Mrs. William Symons, B. H,
Levy & Bro, Appel g. Schaul,
Z. NJ. Conner, Butler & Morrissey,
Theus Bros, Quint & Bro, Palmer Hard
ware Company, ]. H. Furber and w. B.
Nell q Co. The votes for the diamond ring
between Miss Nellie Reynolds and Miss Ma
mic Hanley will be counted tomorrow
night at o'clock. as will also the votes for
the doll between Misses O'Neill and Brady.
Both contests are very close spirited and
will bring handsome returns to the orphans
fund.