The morning times., 1896-02-21
THESE THE LBGEI ONES
Many Drew Prizes at the
Temple Fair.
WAS ORGANIZATION NIGHT
Pythians and Others Were There
with Drum Corps and Flags and
Were Royalty Entertained-Mr.
Cans Handsome Prize-Big Attrac-
tions for Other Nights.

The Hebrew Fair was the scene of much
merriment and good feeling last evening,
the guests being the fraternaI organizations,
the Henderson drum corps and the c. G.
Conn drum corps.
The visitors were welcomed by the Hon.
Simon Wolf In a speech in which he CON-
mendcd the men TO 1.-THE Establishments OF
fair women at the fair" Colonel Coggins,
who responded for the Pythians and thevis-
itors generally, in his reply pledged their
'hearts, hands and pocketbOoks TO the ser
vice of their hosts
There will be no might session OF the
fair today but there will be a matinee this
afternoon for the children which will beun-
doubtediy an opportunity of which they
was "A big success.
Lastnight hecontest for the diamondring
To be awarded to the lady who sold the
most tickets was decided in favor OF Miss
Birdie Wolf.
The feather boa was awarded to Miss
Grace Cohen who received 5SS votes, the
next highest being 445.
BASEBALL CONTEST.
In consequence OF the Illness OF Mr.
Adler the contest for the baseball book
will be decided on Saturday night, and
also that for the Mystic Shrine jewel
Mr.. Isaac Cans, the editor Of the Hebrew
journal, was the lucky drawer OF the big
gest and best prize of the fair this being
the bel-room suite donated by Messrs.
W. b. Moses & Son. Mr. Cans also won
box for the performance at Aliens to-
night. The box for the performance at
the Lafaye Square Theater was won by
Mr.. Boyden. Worcesterss Dictionary was
won by Mrs. A. d. Prince
The issue of the Journal for Saturday
night will be souvenir. 1t will contain
pictures of the booths. of Dr.. Stern, and
OF the press committee.
The program for tomorrow night will
he as follows: March, Washington Times,
Innes: overture, Jolly Robbers. suppe; cor
| net solo. selected, samuels; polonaise, Polish
Dance. scfwanka grand selection, Princess
Nicotine, Collier; galop, On the Limited,
| Goodman; polonaise, TriumphaI, sousa;
| grand selection. Fencing Master, De KOven.
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS.
| The following are the prizes and prize
| winners of last night: Fred Hahn, canary
| bird; W. L. Boyden, box of cigars; Mrs
| King, fine sofa cushion; J. Smith, ton of
coal; Mary Collins, Centerpiece; j. StTas-
burger, baby coat; s. ]. King, rocker; Mr..
! GerStenberg, basket of fruit; Miss Bend
| helm. box of candy; ] Moser, pair OF
| shoes; S Greiff, box OF candy; Sam Frasier,
cane; II. Lansburgh, silver tea set; Rachel
| Notes, buggy; C. Lansburgh hox of candy;
| E. Dyrenforth. smoking set; Joe DreyfuS one
set of books; II. Sonneborn, dinner set; A.
| d Prince lace handkerchief: L. NJ. Patter
son, diamond scarf pin: Miss b. DTeyfuss
corset; Adolph Stern, tox OF cigars; Miss
j. Mfchaels, box OF candy: Mr. Shonio
match box: Nathan Well. nail polisher; NJ
BlumenfeId, box cigars; S. N Meyer, picture
Isaac Cans. box at Aliens Theater ant
handsome Bedroom suite; /. Marx
ton of coal: Mrs. B. Franc. silver matchbox
II. S. Adler, lamp; Miss Ernie RichOld, oil
painting; Sid. Kaufman, cake; Miss III
Gusdorf. box OF candy; Miss Rae Bernstein
box of cologne; Mrs. E. HoIander, book
Beautiful Paris" Fl. FriedIaRder, plusl
table cover; Mrs. NJ. Hane, diamond anC
pearl pin; H. LaDsburgh, opera glasses; H
Lansburgh, box OF cigars; Mrs. Miller
pair ice skates; Mrs. Kitz, fan; II. King
jr, box of candy; Mrs. A. D. Prince, en-
cyclopedia and stand; NJ oppenheimer. ia
BILE; Julius Refs, gold-headed cane; D. Cog
gins, inlaid chair: n. NJ. Rich, Subscription
to Review of Reviews; Miss Winnie Stern
diamond pin; DR.. Kleinschrnidt, lamp AM
vase
The management is much gratified a
the success of the fair so far. 1t win be eon
tinued ON Monday night. Further announce
ments viii be made tomorrow.