The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-03
miss. Tue popularity being

popular miss. The popularity being
determined by voting contest.
Mr. and Mrs, John Lewis gave a
handsome piece of bric-a-brac. a life
size bronze dog; Nelson & Fell a costly
lap robe, and T. G. Burt a costly vase.
A sofa pillow was e2quisitely worked
by Mrs. e. d. Ryan and given for the
occasion. A pretty hat came from Mrs.
Nickerson, and another one, a eilild's
hat. from Mrs. Warner. Stratford &
Sons gave an oak dining room table.
Mrs. Dan Murray fine etching and
Mrs. T. D. Ryan a pretty iunching
cloth. Mrs. Healy and Mrs. Fitzgerald
gave handsome leather covered chair.
while the young ladies Of the Pacific
hotel gave a handsome rocker. The
first named chair is to go to the most
popular candidate for mayor. The
voting began last night and honors
were about even between Brougn and
Spencer with Brown some distance in
the rear. A bicycle, an elegant one at
that, was from Father Cushnahan.
The sisters of the academy gave.
among many other pretty things, two
beautiful hand painted panels while
Sister Barbara contributed a scene
painted near Woodland, California.
Sister Columbanus, of the Union Pa
cific hospital. contributed a beautifully
decorated mirror
| In the fancy work booth in charge
of the young ladies was noticed a
/ Honiton lace set of doillies and the
like, the gift Of the sisters of Notre
/ Dame, Indiana. Miss Noel was found
to have been the maker OF a pretty
silk patchwork quilt a. silk pillow came
/ from the sisters Of the academy in
Salt Lake. There are jewel cases,
! toilets, handkerchief sets. berry
spoons, butter knives and other silver
ware in this department together with
hundreds of things so nice as to make
one break certain one of the ten
commandments unless he is especially
we'll fortified against covetousness.
Another interesting department, con-
Quoted by the unmarried ladies, is the
postoffice where letters are awaiting
many people and which will be de-
/ livered on application.
A unique and interesting depart
ment also is the museum. This is
! filed with curioS and representations
of famous pictures. A partial list OF
some of the articles with their cata-
logue name and followed by their des-
cription is here given. For further in
formation apply to Miss Lanihan:
The seasons-salt, pepper.
City of Ireland-a cork.
Can't be beat-a turnip.
Betsey and I are out-an empty pic
ture frame.
Somebody's darling-payroll.
The little redskins-red apples.
Medallion head on copper-a copper
cent.
A perfect foot-foot rule.
Womans armor-broom.
Past the midnight hour-a clock.
A study in figures-a sum.
Bust of a great commentators po-
tato bursted.
Gems of the Emerald Isle-bits of
turf.
A little Indian-corn meal
Tax on tea-tacks on tea.
The trapper-mouse trap
A drive through the wood-nail
through stick.
Bonaparte crossing the Rhine-wish
bone across cheese rind.
Deer in winter-coal.
Sweet sixteen-sixteen bits of candy.
Pillars of Greece-candles.
True to the core-apple
All is not gold that glitters-tin.
A swimming matchmaker in bowl
of water.
Something to adore-lock to a door.
The little peace makers scissors.
The children find much amusement
in the doll table where dolls of yari-
Gus styles of beauty and of various
nationality may be founu. The fair
will continue until Tuesday night
Meals will be served twice a day on
Monday and Tuesday. The ladies of
the fair speak in the highest terms OF
the merchants and other patriotic citi-
Zens who have so literally contributed
to making the fair financial success
as it certainly1is a social success.