The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-22
THE BAzAAR's SECOND NIGHT.
The RegimentaI Fairs Departments
In Full Play.


The second night of the First Regiment
bazaar lacked the crowd of the opening
night, due. probably, to the attractions at
the theater and at the Y. M C. A. hall
for at the hour of their closing very per-
ceptible augmentation in the attendance
began
The feature of the evening was the at
tendance of the German Volunteers. who
assembled at the armory about forty
strong, marched to the hall under COM
mand of Capt. Henry Kolshorn, and were
served with supper. The ladies and Off
GERS of the department Of good cheer are
making it great success. The suppers
are the talk of the visitors to the bazaar
ana their fame is adding laurels to the la
dies regulations as admirable housewives
All the delicacies the markets afford are
TO be had, and the daintiness with which
they are prepared and the grace and deft-
ness with which they are served would
tempt the indulgence of public more abb
stemlnous in the good things of life than
the bazaar's visitors. The ladies serve
luncheon from II to o'clock every dav
ice cream and light refreshments for the
children from to 80, and suppers from
that hour to the time for closing the hall
unteers were served was prettily
decorated, and the ladies' initial effort in
preparing for the entertainment of the
military won them many compliments for
the conduct of their arduous depart
ment.
The fortune teller at the Irish Jasper
Greens booth is one Of the greatest at
fractions at the bazaar. Mime. Zara's'
identity is unknown, as a mask conceals
her features. Her knowledge OF palmistrv
IS profound, and the secrets of ones life
she dlscloses would, in a less enlightened
age, consign her to some awful punish
ment for being leagued with powers not
mortal. Her specialties for to-night's Sc
ance are the dlvulgence by the aid of in
visible writing of events to transpire.
The array of articles at the Ogletbornes,
oooth has been added to by the donation
OF violin, suit of clothes and other
things
The beauty of the display at the Repub-
mean Blues booth has been enhanced bv
the magnificent silver freman's trumpet.
which is to be awarded the most nonular
fireman of the Savannah department
At the booth of the German Volunteers
the addition of a cuckoo clock and on
Whlte enameled iron bedstead makes its
display even more elaborate
Inc Greens have a very handsome doll
elegantly attired by Mrs. Aspinwall. with
~ - " OtiSl lduleS, tAdt VIII be con-
tested Tor by three little girls. The race
Lor diamond ring will be close, and the
young ladies assisting the Greens are
working earnestly to secure the prize
The Savannah Cadets have received q
NUMBER OF additional contributions. amonr
winch the exhibition of $40 gold piece
a ai the hopes of many de-
slrous possessor. The ladies' HAVING
dominion oyer the Cadets booth are Mrs
); w. Brooks, chairman of the COMMITTEES
misses Lille Tison, Alice Tison. Annie
starr FRANCES Starr, Lula FAR Issie
starr Nellie Allen, Fannie Allen, Roberts
workman, Puder, Mallery, Fulton. Van,
aver crawford, Powell, Brooks, Bewan.
Banks, Elnstein, Thomas, Mesdames
Burke and Boyd. iiies
Inc Republican Blues will be entertained
10 1o-hlght by the ladies' of the supper table
me guard detail for the night will he
from the German Volunteers. Company q
ana VIII consist of Lieut.. J. D. Helmken
ofhcer Of the guard; Corpl A. Both priv,
berg. -@ "eli-