The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-14
LAST NIGar THE BEST.
The Bazaar Crowded and Plenty OF
Money spent.

Tne Bazaar Crowded and Plenty of
Money spent
As predicted by yesterdays MORNING
NEWS, last night was the most successful of
the orphans bazaar. The large hall was IN
comfortably crowded, and money was spent
lavshly. The Catholic Library Association
and the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, 70 the number OF sevanty-fiye.
took supper. After replenishing themselves
with the good things Of the re-
freshment table the members of the two
associations assisted materially in replenish-
ing the treasury Of the b4Ear. The An
Gent Order divided up $40 between the
four tables as body, besides the amount
spent by the members individually.
In the afternoon the little girl orphans
from ST. Marys home were given dinner
at the baGar by Mr.. Dennis O'Conner and
Dr. NJ. +. Dunn furnished them each with a
contribution Of money to purchase
articles. The kindness of the two
gentlemen was much appreciated by the
sisters and orphans. The tropical table pre-
sente6 to A. Quint pair Of opera glasses,
Mrs. ID. Hogan a china fruit dish, Mrs. |. N,
Wilson table linen, May Hogan picture,
A. @urkie a PICTURE Mrs.
wash stand set, W. EyT w. Gross Sc. Of s S11pa
knives and forks, c. F. Prendergast a lap
robe, Miss Nellie Brennan sofa pillow, NJ.
l. DenaVan handsome clock, Capt. Il. NJ.
Branch worsted cape, and Miss Aggie
Rourke jewel box, mutt and boa.
ThiS table acknowledge donations from
G. Keisling, l. NJ. Solomons, and Mrs B.
Goode
Bishop Becker's portrait and the writing
desk will be disposed Of at the tropical table
tonight at O'clock.
Az Mrc GIaocov,tg fahI Tob.
was awarded handsome chair, c. Setter
pair Of vases, J. II. Morgan a pair of
shoes, Jox NJ. Esteve silver fitting pitcher,
Mrs. d. Hogan a cake. All contests at this
table will close Monday night at 9 o'clock.
Donations were received yesterday from
Lindsay & Morgan, Ksvsnaugh g. Bren-
nan, Maggie Clark, Mamie Smith, Theus
Bros, Cell q Qutnt. Palmer Bros, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. T. Reid.
donations from the following parties: Col
Gordon, Miss Mary Maddox, Mrs. /. Haas,
Mrs. Bartels. Mrs. Dossel, Mrs. d. Conpors,
Mrs. s. Kehoe, G. o. Penton, J, T. Shup-
trine and Mrs. Merchant.
The only thing disposed Of was a cake to
an unknown gentleman. In handing in his
money he forgot to give his name
The Sodality table disposed of hand
some embroidered blue satin mouchoir case
Norton. pair of bisque figures to Miss
Marie Grady, a rug each 10 DR.. Comm and
and Joseph Maddox L. ]. Dunn donated
two barrels of flour, and handsome crochet
shawl VAS sent by Mr.. OConnell of ireland.
Baby Mckee and Ruth Cleveland, the two
automatic dolls, will give q matinee for the
little ones this afternoon, after which they
will be disposed Of
The supper table, In charge of Mrs. Ly-
ons, Mrs. O'Byrne aud Mrs Silva, assisted
by about a dozen of the handsomest young
lady workers Of the bazaar, did q splendid
business. The ladies of the supper table
are indebted to Mrs. Watson of the De Soto
for daily contributions Donations were
received yesterday from Mrs. ]. J. Walsh,
Mrs Dr. J. B. Read and Miss Aggie Dillon.
Alderman James Mcclure and J. J. Som
ers yesterday secured donations from the
following parties, the proceeds of which
were divided among the four tables:
j. ]. Somers, a case of Reaches Old Log
Cabin whisky; Charles II. Levan, a case
Friedman & Keller g. Co.'s Kentucky
whisky; James Mcclure, two bottles whisky
and two boxes cigars; r. H. Conway, one
table aud six chairs; James J. Dsignan, one
bottle whisky and one box cigars; Peter
Smith, two bottles whisky; Dan Deignau,
two boxes cigars; Charles Coleman & Co.,
two boxes cigars; James Ray, ST., six boxes
soda water; Globe Brewing Company of
Baltimore. one cask bottled beer; P. II.
Fitzpatrick, one box cigars; James Nc
Grath, three bottles whisky; John c. De
Martin, pickle castor, and McCoole &
Kelley, one box cigars.
The bazar will close tonight, and those
who have not yet loosed their purse strings
to the fatherless and motberless children
have but one more opportunity.