The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-17
TIE Bazaar ENDED.
The Contests OF Popularity Net Cd
Orphans 81. 800.

Inc CONTESTS or popularity Net the
Orphans $1,000.
Last night brought the orphans bazaar to
fnal termination, and the articles not dis
posed Of by the ordinary method were auc-
toned. The votes Of the contests were also
counted, and the results were received with
cheers by the friends Of the successful candi-
dates.
Tho contest at Mrs Gleason's table for the
diamond ring for the most popular young
lady melted the bazaar SITS SIS.
Miss Nellie Reynolds and Miss Mamie
Haniey were the candidates, and Miss Rey-
nolds was the victor; She returned SAL So
against Miss Hanley's 1884 OF. The friends
OF the latter young lady attribute her de.
feat TO the fact that she entered the race
six days late.
The doll contest at the same table be-
tween Mamie O'Neill and Mamie Brady was
decided in favor of Mamie O'Neill, her re-
turn being S144 30 against $74 10.
The bicycle and watch contests at Mrs.
Gredy's table brought in $500 Eddie Nc
Cabe won the bicycle for the most popular
school boy and WILLY Doty the other for
the most popular school boy. Mamie Nc
Aulitfe secured the watch as the most popu-
lar school girl.
Mrs. Grady's table made the following
awards: Silver water set, Mrs. NJ. L.
Gaudry; bronze music stand, Miss Camilla
Mickler; fire screen, Miss Julia Feeley
knitted shawl, William O'Brien; baby
sack, Miss NJ Monahan; work-box and
jewel case. Mr. James McGrath; glass dish,
J: McNulty; silk umbrella, J. J. Deignan
glass basket. T. Dooly; child's high chair
Mrs. O'DonoRhue; pair carriers. Maggie
Rahilly; table scarf, Maggie O'Connor
clock. D. Deignan; glass dish, Father CAT
ferty glass dish, p ], Pollock; pair slip
pers, Miss Agnes Walsh; set Of mats, T. A.
Allen; pin cushion. +. w. Craig.
The Sodality table disposed of pair of
vases to Edward Lege, cut glass bottles to
DIR. Comm, Miss Nellie Harty, A. J.
O'Hara, DIR. Dunn, NJ. A. O'Byrne and
Miss Mamie Blum, crayon Of Vicar Gen.
eral Cafferty to Mrs John Sullivan, a plush
cushion to Mrs. Thomas Palmer, Hol-
stein heifer to James McGrath, a crochet
shawl TO Mrs. NJ. ]. Rosis and collar but
! ton to Harry Haslam.
Mrs. Gleason's table awarded as follows:
Droplight to w. Z. Bryson, carving set to
j. J. Hernandez, sewing machine and ton
OF coal TO st. Mary's Home. fruit cake TO
Miss Mollie Graham, case Of wine to Mrs.
MRckpumbrella stand to J. H. Morgan,
LADIES' dressing case to G. Pritchard, rug to
Capts HJohn Reilly arug to ]. J.
Keenans blue sash TO John Lovett,
| glassgAl & set 70 IA GJo L. Yuice,
| ooARfAoQlo w u. ANuk9Ols OIau1D6T sou 10 a.
J.pl Dpolan. handsome desk to Miss J. G.
Duff lin set to J. E. Constantine, tea set to
Mrs, John Goette, easel aud picture to B.
Go9de. beg Of foreign candy to Miss Mona
The tropical table disposed of a plush
table cover TO Mrs. Jaehens, nickel-plated
lamp to Miss MoDahan, ton Of coal to Mrs.
j. Cronin and cord Of wood to Thomas Hal
Logan. Jr.' The Misses Dillon received
further donations from Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Doyle, Mrs. P. K. Shields, Mrs. Mary
| Symons, Mrs. Powers. Mrs Dosser, MIRA.
Hall, Mrs. PettrY. Mrs. Blum, Mrs. Grass
Mrs. William H. Adams, Mrs. H. F. Will
link, Misses L. O'Connor, K. O'Connor,
- Fowler and L. Guilmartin.
The management of the bazar is special
| ~ indebted TO Alderman James
McGuire, ]. ]. Somers and R.
H. Conway for securing from the business
men donations of merchandise The fol-
lowing additional donations were received
through them yesterday: Three boxes OF
cigars from the Savannah Grocery Com
pany, four boxes of cigars from j. ]. Dill
Ion, CASE of Faust beer from George Meyer
and two boxes Of cigars from Isaac Ma
| thaus.
Mrs Gleason's table Will make the larges
returns Of tho bazar By at least $500. Col
Reilly now estimates that the net proceed
of the bazaar will reach 81, 900.