The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-16
Has BEGUN ITS SECOND WEEK.
odd Fellows Bazar Had n Brilliant
Scene Last Night.


The second week of the Odd Fellows
bazar opened with fine crowd last night.
and the outlook is very encouraging for
,be ladies' who have been working so as
siduously during the past few weeks.
The committee has arranged to have
dancing for the children Tuesday and
Thursday afternoon from to o'clock.
This will give the little ones an oppor-
trnitv for enjoyment. The Metropolitan
,rchestra. under the leadership of Prof.
DeaI has very generously agreed to furn-
,sh the music on the two afternoons free
of charge as their donation to the bazaar.
live Oak Lodge No. 8, /. o. o. F. visited
last night and enjoyed an elegant supper.
Oelethorpe No. 1 and De Kalb No. of
O5d Fellows will take supper tonight.
rTo-norroW night the Oglethorpe Light In
fantrv under command of Capt. U. II.
NIcT,aws. will visit the bazar. Capt Nc
laws expects to turn out with full ranks
"a 1,rees every member of his command
70 he present and assist in
making a creditable display. The COM
rnittee appreciates very highly the inter-
81 manifested by Capt. McLaws for the
success of the bazaar. The members of
the committee are also little surprised
mat the other military companies do not
come out and lend helping hand to the
enterprise They have all received an ur-
cent invitation to attend. One of the
Committee. speaking on the subject, said:
s,rrne odd Fellows have visited in body
all of the military fairs and bazars, and
have aided very materially IN making
them successful. In fact, the order mas
AT all times responded promptly and gen.
erouslv to every appeal made and mas
ic he. flftV-
five years of existence in this community
that IL has ever made public appeal, We
feel very keenly the small patronage ec-
corded our bazaar by our people. The
merchants have made liberal donations,
and their kind treatment will not be for
gotten. but others, Bay street men, cot
ton and naval stores operators should
come out and help u.s."
There are many valuable articles on the
booths, donations from Odd Fellows and
their friends from various sections of the
country These goods will all be sold
during the week, and an opportunity to
secure bargains will be given to ALL
Among the articles at the booth Of
Golden Rule Lodge is an upright piano.
This will be disposed of during the week.
1t was secured by Mrs. jacob Lippman,
manager of the booth. +
Oglethorpe booth Is booming under It's
new management. Mrs. w. H Powell
thoroughly understands the work, and
has her corps of workers thoroughly or
ganized. The following articles were dis
posed of at this booth last night: One
beautiful scarf, Miss Lottie Leaders; a
handsome cushion to Miss Eulalia Cox
an elegant cake to Mrs. Med. Wolf. This
booth received a fine donation of candy
from S. Guckenheimer & Son and several
articles Of needle work from Mrs. J. H. H
Osborne4
Concord booth received yesterday from
Fred Kaufman, New York, an elegant
scarf, and fancy cake from c. A. Vet
ter. ~'
Haupt's booth is ably managed. The
guessing on the sewing machine is pro-
crossing nicely. Mrs McIntire disposed of
a clock and several small articles.
Mrs. ]. E. Henderson, manager of the
booth of Acorn Lodge disposed of a large
fancy cake. Mr.. George Semken was the
lucky winner.
A feature of the bazaar last night was
the music Prof. Roehm, leader of the
theater orchestra, had a fun attendance
of his musicians complimentary to Mrs.
Jacob Lippman.