The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-21
ODD FELLOWS FAIR FINISHED.
THE PROFITS ESTIMATED To BE
BETWEEN 81 900 AND $4,000.


The winners of Most of the Contests
Announced-The Auction Sale of
Unsold Articles the Event of the
Closing NiEht-Thc Fair Committee
Gratified With the Results of Its
Efforts.
The Odd Fellows bazaar closed last night.
Nearly every article was disposed of. Mr..
c. H Dorset OBLIGATED at the sale and
was gratifed with the results.
The cash prize of s25 in gold was award
ed to Miss Helen Wynn. The winner was
heartily congratulated upon the result.
Taking into consideration the scarcity of
money and the general depression in bust
ness circles. the committee is satisfied
with the results achieved and feels that
the bazaar has been a success. 1t is esti-
mated that the net proceeds of the fair will
be somewhere between 5000 and $500.
The Odd Fellows are deeply grateful for
the patronage accorded them and feel very
kindly to the merchants, who by their do
nations assisted so materially in the. sue
cess of the bazaar
The following articles were disposed of
at the booth of Haupt Lodge, No. IS last
night: Feather boa to R. c. Fetzer, Jr.;
silver hat pin to Miss Daisy Browne;
frosted fruit cake to Mr.. Jno. Register;
double barrel shot gun to Arthur Wagner,
wicker rocking chair to Frank Werm.
Gilt lamp to Hon. Herman Myers. Y oumans
hat to A. r. Fawcett, besides numerous
small articles to various persons. The New
Home machine upon which there is
guessing contest was not disposed of as
there are not enough guesses on it yet
Arrangements will be made to close this
contest during the coming week.
AT the booth of Acorn Lodge No 103 w.
1. Knight won the donations from the
Hardeeville Brick Company of the wall
paper pattern. The company is to place
it in any room desired by the winner a
case of perfumery was awarded Miss
Geneva Remler. A single barrel shot gun
to r. VI. Williamson; china tea set to A.
X. Fawsett; sofa pillow to Fred House;
large doll TO Miss Fannie Gaber; smoking
set to Ben Calls; tea set to Miss Shear;
large smoking set TO Mr.. Louis Hart; AL
bum to Capt. H. Kolshorn.
All the contests at the booth of Ogle-
thorpe Lodge closed Friday night. The
diamond ring was awarded to Miss Maud
Fulton, with Miss Harper second; a boys
bicycle to Master Joe Brannon. with Ma
rion Wenz second; girls bicycle to Miss
Babe Eason, with Miss Nell second; doll
to Miss Marion Daniels, with Miss Mabel
Baker a close second
Last night this booth disposed of a trunk
umbrella to T. ]. Dinkins, picture and
easel to Miss Jessie Goss, reed rocking
chair to Miss Ruby Powell bisque center
piece to Henry Suffer, feather boa to Mrs.
K. e. Burks, one dozen photograph of win
ner donated by a. r. Launey TO Hazel
Powell, lamp to w H. Doty, pair large
vases to Mrs. Gus Eberhardt Onyx clock
to Mrs. A. Kessell, life picture from w.
H. Hoffman to w. H Whitehead, album
to Mrs. S. l.. Outten, a gold headed cane
to Z. H. Hoffman. The last donation re-
ceived by this booth was handsome rug
from Joseph Wild of New York
The piano at the booth of Golden Rule
was sold at auction and brought a good
price. All the other articles at Golden
Rule booth were closed out and reasonable
prices were obtained.
AT Live Oaks booth the articles disposed
of were: Silver ink stand, Mrs. Hemsler;
berry set, Mr.. Travis; handsome dressing
sacque, Mrs Bandy; pair shoes, ]. H. Ba-
denhoop,; painted plate, Fred Huber; flow
er basket Mrs. c. Watts; large clock Miss
Rosa Berry; sofa pillow, Miss Nina Nor
gan; chocolate pitcher Mrs. A Kessell;
Dresden plate, Mrs. /, Butler; rocker w
I1olveson; pair opera glasses, Mrs Con-
nerat; handsome rocking chair, Mrs. w.
T. Belford; carving set, Mrs. Wiensky;
sterling silver manicure set. Mrs. c. Coll
man; silver card receiver. Mrs. E. A. NJ.
Schroeder umbrella, Capt. Craig; lamp,
James Gump; pair vases, A. Rockwell;
hat, f. W. Henges; pair vases, Miss Meta
Doscher; cake plate, c. S. Rockwell; mar
bel clock, S. R. Hawley. Everything at
this booth was sold.
The splendid suppers served by the la
dies of the Independent Society were
praised by all of those partaking of them
and were one of the features of the bazaar
The following ladies' represented the So
city and have certainly demons trated
their abilities as caterers: Mrs. j. H. Ell
ton, Mrs. c. T. Cox, Mrs A. I. Jeffords,
Mrs. George Middleton, Mrs. P. c. Roche,
Mrs. c. c. Ely, Mrs Lester Hubbell Mrs
Q. H Jordan, Mrs. F. A. Garden,
Miss Bessie Garden, Miss Ema Kinsey,
Miss Possie Wilson, Miss Ella Garden,
Miss Alice Tyson, Miss Maggie huffman,
Miss Julia Lebey, Miss May Bartlett,
Miss Leila Kieffer Miss Nellie Conney and
Miss Bessie Ganahl.
The committee of arrangements will en-
deavor to deliver all articles sold to-mor>
row.
The booths will be removed from the
hall at once by w. o. Hawley, the con-
tractor, and the artistic decorations ana
flags will be packed away by the commit
teesfor future use.
The beautiful American flag at the cigar
booth was donated by the owner, Mr.
James Van Berschot to the naval reserves,
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