The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-01
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1t May Be Continued An
other Week. Voting
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| So popular has the Teachers Bazaar be-
c'me that 1t may DO continued next wo,k
Last night fully 1000 friends Of the asso-
citation enjoyed themselves at the academy
The music was furnished by Grace Orches
TIA and Its rendition OF "at Georgia
Camp meeting was delightful.
During the evening the cake contalning
the opal ring was cut in 20 pieces and sold
for 10 cents piece but who was the pur-
chaser OF tho slice which contained the
ring will not be known until Tonight.
The attendants at the various booths
were eiatel at their success. At the candy
and popcorn stand $32.7a was received
from sales and at the doll counter more
than $a5 was taken in. Mrs Semple Mt
the fancy article booth, however, had the
star sales, as more than $50 was handed
over the counter during the evening, and
moreover, 1t was all profit.
Just within the door there Is n cloak
room, which is u great convenience to
those VIII, do not cars to carry their hats
or to, coats abolt with them during tho
evening.
Miss Carlisle still leads in the contest for
large box Of candy, but the largest num-
Der of votes was poled last night by. Miss
Sallis r. Shaw Of school No. ~. The re-
suit Of ths balloting Is as follows: Miss
Carlisle, No, Is. 664; Miss Shaw, No. "a.
1O9 Miss Jackmap, No. II, IS; Mrs. Som.
pie, High School, G5; Miss Newell No. 7,
81 Miss A. Shippers q, CO..: Beard,
High School, 49
Miss Edith Barnes, No. 81, rs, Miss
Medholdt. No. II, 2s; Miss Laura Gotwas
No. s, IS; Miss Annie Hates, No. /, TO-;
Miss Marvel. No. 81, II; Miss NJ G. l, vii.
ilams, 0; Miss Hansell, No. 81. 81; Miss
Smith. High School, 3; Miss Craig, High
School, 8; Miss Hare, High School, 1;
Miss Sawin No. 8, Is; Miss Sayors No. /,
8; Miss Speakman, No. "a, l; Mis-. Morri
son, No. 5, 2; Miss Lewis, High School, Is;
Greater interest than usual was display
cd In the voting contests last night, and
tho result was q corresponding jump in
tho number Of votes polled. School No.
9still leads in the contest for the hand
some silk flag. and No. 7 is second. III,
vote, after the count last night was as fol.
lows:
No. 1 school, a52, M. 9, 0; Mob 81; No.
H. 59s; No. . s; No. 6, 2; No. r, 957; No s,
81; No. g. l. 4O.; No. 10, II; No. H. IS; No.
IL, 50; No. 10. 43; No. II, -; No. IL, 9O5;
No. 10, 3a6; No. II, l3; No. Is. 2; No. 10, 81;
No. 90, 2; No 81. 2; No. 90, 5; No. %, IS;
No. "a, 40; No. %. 95; No. 90. IL; No. 81,
59!.
Miss Wheeler High School, s; Miss San.
worth No. q Miss Vog!a No ., 2; Miss
No. 2. 3; Miss Shippers. ., 2;Miss
Fell, No. 9, l, Miss McCloskey. No. 2, /;
Miss Ella Taylor No. g 2; Miss NJ. j..
Walker, No T. s; Miss Turner, No. 4, 4
Miss Raudnitzky No.4, 4 Miss Grace
Sayors, No Z, 20, Miss O'Byrne, No. 7, /;
Miss Cols, No. 8. Q: Miss Crozior, No. g. /;
Miss Lincoln, No. 8, .; Miss Green. Nos. !;
Miss Walters, No. 10, 2; Miss Royal. No.
/, 6, Miss Brink. No. H. 25 Miss Brade y,
No IL, 10, Miss Brown, No. 49, II: Miss
Miller, No ~, II: Miss Cleland, 24.2
Miss Reynolds. No. 27. 8; Miss Haughey.
No. e;
l. Miss Devsrill, No. Q, 8; Miss Lchtonstein
No. 9, 8. Miss Alexander. No. ~, o. Miss
Baird, No. 8; Miss Pugb, No. s, 2; Miss
Mitchell No 90. g.; Miss Mcndihall, No. 8
2; Miss Seal, No. IS, 1; Miss Butler. No. 3,
8; Miss Weir, No 4, l; Miss Cornell, No.
~, 8; Miss Kune. No. rs, l.; Miss Kruso,
No. 10, 8; Miss Kelley, No. 7, Z; Miss lay.
lor, No. 90 l.
Mr.. Robinson. who Is in charge OF the
booths where ballots are deposited, for
the most popular school, announced last
light that In ordor to facilitate the count,
thsre would DO count on Saturday at.
tornoon for all tho money deposited, and
the standing Of the various schools then
will DO placed on tho bulletin board.
Votes will DO received until 1879 O'Clock
GA Saturday night, after which hour not
another cent will DO recelvod by this
means IT ia hoped TO announce the vlctori-
Oub Nv ~ " Nio-'Ns hAbhy aOhootS
have rosorve fund, which will not DO de-
posted until the last moment.
Tonight the members Of the Whining
ton Bicycle Club will attend the bazaar
and lively time Is expected. A special
entertainment has been provided.
Tomorrow night there will DO panto-
mines, drills and marches rendered by
tho pupils of School No. 0 under the diroc-
ton Of Miss MahAla II. Wells, assisted by
tho Harmony Mandolin and Glee Club.
Tho officials OF the bazaar last night ro-
ceived telegram from Colonel IL ebert
Mitchell Floyd OF Boston. tho contents of
which were as follows:
"My congratulations, warmest wishes
for success md uifcctionato greetings. Am
sorry TINT an unable to bu prcscnt."
Colonel Floyd was ono of tho frat to
subscribe toward tho beautiful silk flag,
which is to be voted 70 the most popular
school. For several years Col. Floyd has
been very generous friend to the Toach-
er.' Association and to tho public schools.
During tho last few years he has presented
several crayon portraits Of celebrated
authors, poets and great mon. to the dit.
fuvout schools Of this CITY