Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-24
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS
Liberal Donations and nm AuctioD
TOniEht-Prize Winners mt tho
Finish Saturday Night.

After an exceedingly successful run OF
two weeks, the Hebrew fair. at the WASH
ington Light Infantry Armory, Saturday
evening was brought to a close. However,
there will be auction sale this evening
Of all goods left on hand the ball in honor
or the lady assistants announced for this
date having been Indefinitely postponed.
A game OF basket ball for the benefit Of
the fund will be played in the near future
between the w. L. i. and C. c. c. teams.
A feature Of the closing night of the fair
was a souvenir number Of the Fair jour
nal, containing cuts Of Messrs. King Bic
Der, Stern, Isaac Cans. Samuel Cans and
kinnear. President King, during the even
ing. in pleasing address, thanked the ex-
ecutive committee and all those who labor
ed to make the enterprise a success.
The amount realized on the Mystic Shrine
jewel was s467, and it was won by Simon
WOLF, MIR Harrison Dingman receiving
many complimentary votes. The base bail
season ticket was awarded to Mr.. Henry
Adler.
Additional Donations.
Additional donations were acknowledged
as follows: Through Mrs. A. Hermann.
Hamburger Sons. Baltimore. Nd, custom
made suit $3.50; Eiseman Bros, Baltimore,
Nd custom made coat and vest, s25; H.
Kuhn & Sons. New York. SO; l.. Laner,
Baltimore, Md, $40; l.. Grief & Bro, Bal
timore, Nd, SO; d. ]. Grinsfelder & Co.,
Baltimore. Nd, 50; Schloss & Prebel New
York 50: l.. Lithaner & Sons, New York,
$; 8. Ross & Son. New York, So; Buch-
baum Prince & Co, Philadelphia, So; S.
F1shman & Son, one dozen aprons and one
half dozen ties; A. Sakolski bisque figures:
MI Joy, cake: S. f. Shane dozen canned
fruit; Minch & Esenbrey, Baltimore, Nd,
large rocking chair, $40. Through Mrs. J.
Sondheimer-E. Cohen & Sons, 81; Roth &
Goldsmith, s.; ]. w. Goddard & Sons SO:
Triedle 6: Sons, SO; Worth Brothers &,
Strauss. 50: katz Brothers, 81; d. Kohn,
s.; Daisy chain. $50. Through Mrs. Carl
Auerbach-H. w. Berling, jr, making of
gentleman's suit of clothes; Messrs Hay-
ward & Hutchinson, brass tenders: Mr..
Jerome Desio. fancy porcelain candesticks:
nitski, piece of tapestry; Mr. w. c. Cromp-
ton, two pounds of butter; Mr. Carl Auer.
bach, Auerbach's sewing machine; Mr.. NJ,
B. Latimer, upholstered mahogany chair.
Prize Winners.
The prize winners Saturday evening were
the following: S. Cohen. box of cigars; C.
Moser, wine set; b. Schmidt. scissors: Mrs
A. Mailer, silver cup; Mrs. S. n. Meyer
cake: s. Sondheiner, silver pitcher; Mr..
Osthaimer. gold watch: Mrs. B. Herman.
| cake; Mrs. Samuels. silver set: N Hicks,
barrel of flour: NJ. S. Cohen, collar set: Mr..
Freund, vase: J. Lansburgh pitcher; Mrs.
s. Alexander. rocker; Mr.. Schmidt. basket;
A. NJ 1rison, cheese spoon and brass bed;
A. Berlner, centerpiece; ID. Brode. box OF
candy; Mrs. c. Auerbach, PLAGUE; c. l..
Brown, scarf: Mr.. August, five loads Of
wood; Miss b. Schmidt, bird: G. Lans-
burgh, pictures; II. Spaer, flower; Mrs.
Mann, candy: S. Bensinger plant: r.. Gold
smith, gilt mirorr; A. ID. Prince, picture;
NJ. w. Kahn, cake; S. Herzog. tobacco
Dyrenforth, book; Mrs. c. kaufman, two
pair lace curtains.