The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-12
CROWDS AT THE BAZAAR.
THE Guards Hall ThrOnged With Wis.,
itOrs Last Night.

The odd Fellows bazaar Is progressing
ers1v The largest attendance of the
Tx was last night. Haupt Lodge, with
nver seventy-fve members, took supper
IN the supper room. The members then
altered around the various booths and
5.snlaved a generous spirit by a liberal
,,atrouage of all the tables.
Mrs w. c. MoIntire, who is in charge
If the booth of Haupt Lodge, reported a
very good business. Mrs. McIntire has
bsan indefatigable in her efforts to make
,ba bazar a success. Through her hard
york She has succeeded in securing many
valuable articles for her booth. She is
sblv assisted by Mrs. J. w. Thomas, Mrs.
\. AIanucy, Mrs. Osteen, Mrs. George
ccbroder. Mrs Martin Schroeder, Miss
Tlaopoulo and others. The beautiful
Iride's doll, new sewing machine and dia-
,nond ring are among the attractions of
the table, and are being contested for.
The Rebecca well attached to Haupt
Todge's booth continues to draw the thirs-
~ for the lemonade dispensed is not of
the pink circus variety, but is delicious
and sparkling, like, the dainty Rebecca,
Miss Lille Silverberg, who gracefully
serves 1t.
Mrs r. E. Burks, manager of the booth
of Ogethorpe Lodge No. l, is another zeal
Gus worker. This lady and her assist
ants Mrs Powell, Mrs. Outten, Mrs.
Banks, Mrs. Ham, and Mrs. Nell are leav-
ing nothing undone that will advance the
interests of the bazaar. They are eXpe-
rienced in work of this character and have
hosts of friends who are giving them en-
enlargement.
The booth of Concord Lodge, in charge
of Mrs. c. ]. Martini, assisted by Mrs. Rob
bins, Miss Wall and others, has many at
tractive features. There are contests at
this table for two bicycles and the race
of the several contestants is becoming
quite spirited. beautiful walnut desk
a magnificent past grands regalia and an
onyx lamp are among the elegant donations
TO this booth.
Mrs. A. Kessell is the manager
of the booth of Live Oak Lodge, No. 3,
and the management could not be in bet
ter hands. Taking the helm almost at
the last moment, by her earnest and in
telligent work, she has succeeded in Sc
curing many valuable articles, and by her
good judgment and excellent taste, has
the neatest and most attractively arrang-
ed booth at the bazaar
The pneumatic tire buggy at this booth
Will I've voted the most popular merchant
and is attracting much attention. There
are several contestants, among them are
Col Merritt w. Dixon. 81
Hello Central! Connect with No. 703
at ODD Fellows bazaar" How. is the
fair progressing?" This is asked over
the telephone attached to the booth of
1y Lodge" Mrs. j. E. Henderson,
mrs. w. 5. Yokum, Mrs. e. L. Mastick
MRS. T. p Wright, Mrs. P. E. Masters
ana Mrs. W. E. Strives, are the working
team of this booth.
Mrs. Lippman, at Golden Rule booth. is
very successful. This booth has many at
tractlye features, and the ladies are work
ing with vim.
Among the valuable donations to the ba-
Ear is that of NJ. Prayer of the Savannah
laundry, who will give one-half cent on
each collar and cuff washed at his laun-
Dry next week. The committee urges
everybody interested in the bazaar, as well
as those who are inclined to help a worthy
cause TO assist them by sending next
weeks laundry to the laundry company.
Tonight three of the companies of the
unlformed rank of the knights of Py-
thlas viii attend the fair and take sup
per. Inc regimental and staff officers
with their dazzling uniforms, will add
much to the occasion. Live Oak Lodge
No will also attend.
capt. U. H. McLaws of the Oglethorpe
Light infantry has notified the secretary
or the bazaar committee, Mr.. A. ". Manu-
cy' that he will be present with his COM
mahd, Tor supper next Wednesday night
The German Volunteers have also signi-
ned their intention of visiting, but have
not as yet selected a date. Oglethorpe
Lodge No. ], L. o. O, F., will visit in a
body next Tuesday night, and the other
ODD Fellow lodges that have not been up
Will arrange for supper during next week.
The supper room, which is in charge of
the ladies Of the Independent Society of
ST. Paurs Episcopal church, Is ably man
aged. The ladies of st. Paurs church
know how to prepare good things, and
the supper room is proving one of the
leading features of the fair.