The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-14
The New Adjustable Summer Bow.
Pretty patterns for men, at LaFar's. - I
FOURTH NIGHT or raR FAIR.
The Attendance IncreasinR-Lots Of
Room For More Visitors.

4u6 lnCFBaSlnR-bOB5 OF
Room For More Visitors.
The attendance at the fair last night was
the largest OF the week, and money was
more freely spent Branch No. SO, Catholic
Knights Of America, attended In a body
and took supper, afssr which they donated
Mrs. Grady $50 for the refre shment table
In addition TO the price OF the meal.
The young lady workers deserve more en-
couragement from the people for the work
they are doing and the fair more patronage.
While the attendance SO far has been
good it might have been better, considering
the object for which the fair is being held,
and the management hopes that from now
until the close ths nightly attendance will
increase and that purse strings will DO more
freely lOosoned.
Father Cafferty's table, in charge of
Misses A. aud q. Dillon. 10 attracting much
attention on account OF its elegant and at
tractive display Of articles, both
useful aud ornamental Here peo-
pie can find the finest decorations
for the parlor ia both furniture
and art, the most necessary articles for the
library and the most useful for the dining
room. The handsomely dressed doll, Misc
Winnie Davis" continues to give her afters
noon receptions TO the little girls and is
much admired Commencing to-day all
the young misses who attend these recep-
tions will be gwen the opportunity Of regis
tering their names on her reception list
magnificent tea urn at this table is
bringing 10 large receipts. The person who
secures it for the small outlay required
will be fortunate indeed. The express
office was closed last night on account of
the enforced absence Of tho two pretty
agents. The paddle table in charge of Mrs.
gorham continues TO be the most attractive
point in the hall on account OF its unique
ness.
Among the articles disposed Of at Father
Cafferty's table were candy basket do
mated by Mrs John OByrne to Miss Annie
Read, and a cake, donated by Mr. Thomas
Nugsnt, 20 Mr.. E. j. Whelsn.
Misses Dillon desire to return thanks to
the following contributors: Judge &. L.
Ferrill, Maj Il. A. Blandford. Capt. John
Haiues, Mr.. j. k. p. Carr. Mr.. J. J. Sulh~
van, Mr. Bart Donovan, Mr.. W. s. Tyson,
Mr, H. Thomesson, Mr.. MoPhillips, Crohan
& Dooner, Mr.. L. M. Conner, Mrs.
John Green, Mrs. H. Foley, Mrs.
William H. Bohen, Mrs. NJ. A Shields.
Mrs, Q. Ward, Mrs John Lynch. Mrs.
James e. Grady, Mrs. J. Cronin, Mrs.
George A. Hudson, Mrs. Gilbert Wilkins,
Mrs. Joseph Gorhsm. Mrs. d. AltioS, Miss
NJ. Mcintyre, Miss N. Dryer and Miss
UrRin Leege.
At the Columbian table there Is beauti-
ful diamond ring that is being contested for
by Miss Rosa Kelly and Miss Katie Cons
nora. The contest promises to be close and
exciting as the numerous friends Of both
young ladies are hard at work. At the
same table there is doll, Columbia, " to
be awarded the most popular young miss.
which ia being contested for by May Hogan
and Katie MOI ton.
The Columbian, in charge Of Mrs. j. J.
Powers and Mrs 2. F. Gleason, with It's
adjuncts, the Lemonade booth, under the
supervision of Miss McGovern aud Miss
Muller and the cigar stand, presided over
by Mrs. Sullivan and the Misses Hof-
fling of Charleston, is doing thriving
business. The young lady workers of the
Columbian are fascinating in their per-
sistency in urging the young mea to hand
over their loose change, and their returns
in consequence are quite flattering.
This table desires TO return thanks 60 Mr.
Frank O'Donnell of Ashsville, n. c., J. J..
O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs. p. Powers Hrs.
Thomas j. O'Brien and Dir J. Duffy for
donations ana to Messrs. Cannon and
Kavanaugh for artistic donations.
At the Forest City table the contest for
the magnificent French clock between
Father Mccarthy of the cathedral and
Father Mayer Of the Sacred Heart church
is attracting considerable attention and
causing much good-nature1 rivalry be-
tween the friends of these popular clergy
men. Another contest which promises to
be exciting is one between Engineer Mike
Courtenay OF the Central railroad aud
Engineer William Bodell. Jr., OF The Sa-
vanuah. Florida and Western railway, for
a handsome gold locomotive brotherhood
pin. specially Designed for the fair by Theus
Lros
The disposition Of some Of tho pretty
articles on the Forest City will begin to-
night.
Bishop Beoker's, or the "Sodality table,"
over which MISS Annie Robinson is ably
presiding, continues a point Of special at
traction on account Of the numerous at
tractive young LADY assistants and it's many
handsome articles OF fancy embroidery, sill
verware, furniture aud works Of art. Miss
Robinson has added a new feature 20 her to
bic, q magic well, where Miss Comm, for
a small remuneration, is ever ready to
show the young men their future" A
description OF the "well" would take away
the novelty, but It is sufficient to say that
no young man who looks into its depths
will regret either his experience or the
money that experience costs.
Miss Robinson acknowledges donatious
from the following: Leopold Adler, f. A.
Silva, Norton q Hanley, Mai. Bandford,
G. Gray. 81 Sons, kavanaugh & Brennan,
Mr.. J. Burke, Ludden & Bates, w. B.
Orear q Co., Miss Fleck, Atlanta Ga,
Mrs. Ed Brown, Mrs. J. W. Davis,
Sisters Of Mercy of Atlanta and Augusta,