The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-07
Bazaar READY TO BOOM.
ODD FELLOWS READY TO OPEN
THEIR FAIR TOMORROW NIGHT.

The Guards Hall GaiIy Decorated
and the Booths FiIIed-The Ladies'
Who Will BE in Charge-Arrange-
ment of the HaII-The First Weeks
Programme.
The Odd Fellows Bazaar will open at the
Guards Arsenal tomorrow night. The hall
has been deliberately and artistically dec
GRATED. The booths are neatly arranged,
and handsomely festooned. The ladies in
charge have been working faithfully dur
ing the past few days, and have every
thing in readiness for the opening.
There are six booths. AS the hall is
entered to the right on the western end
is the table of Haupt lodge. No. IS, pre-
sided over by Mrs. w. c. McIntire. The
colors of this booth are old gold and white.
On the left of the entrance is the booth
of Oglethorpe, No. 1, presided over by
Mrs r. e. Burks This booth is decorated
in blue and white.
Immediately opposite oglethorpe's booth
on the south side of the hall is the booth
of Golden Rule. No. Il, presided over by
Mrs. Jacob Lippman. The colors of this
booth are red and purple.
On the right of the hall is a huge Japan
ese umbrella with the colors of the rain
bow. This is the candy and flower booth
of Golden Rule.
The next booth on the south side of the
hall is that of Acorn No. 103, in charge of
Mrs. j. e. Henderson. Its colors are red,
white and blue. This is one of the neatest
decorated booths in the hall.
At the eastern end of the hall is the booth
of Live Oak No. g. in charge of Mrs. Adam
Kessel. The colors of this booth are
pink and white.
The next booth on the north side of the
hall is that of Concord No. II presided
over by Mrs. Charles j. Martini. Its col
ors are scarlet, purple and white.
In the southeast corner of the hall is the
cigar and wine booth. No wines sold at
this booth will be delivered in the night, but
win be sent out next day to the purchaser
The small gallery in the northeast cor
ner will be used as the fortune teller s
booth. The committee has engaged Mad
emoiselle Rita, a professional, who has a
wide reputation, and who will be in at
tendance every evening. She thoroughly
understands the science of palmistry and
prenology and has credentials from prom
inent people.
The bazaar postoffice will be attached TO
the booth of Oglethorpe lodge. A beauti-
full well for lemonade has been erected
as a part of Haupt lodges booth. Miss
Nettie Silverberg will represent the fair
and charming Rebecca, who will serve to
the thirsty the refreshing beverage. The
bazaar telephone will be in charge of the
ladies of Acorn lodge.
The ladies will arrange the booths to-
morrow and will have everything in readi-
ness for the opening at night.
The supper tables, in charge of the la
dies of the Independent Society of ST.
Pauls Episcopal church, will be down
stairs in the company rooms. Mrs. j. II.
Elton viii have an able corps of assist
ants. Golden Rule Lodge No. y viii
take supper Wednesday night, Haupt No.
So will visit the bazaar In a body Thurs
day night, and the First Battalion Of the
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythlas, with
all the staff officers, Friday night.
The Charlton street entrance to the hall
will be used entirely during the continue
ance of the bazaar.
An orchestra will be in attendance and