The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-21
BAZAR's THIRD NIGHT.
A Merry Time in the TrOOpers' Club
Room

Merry Time in the Troopers Club
Room.
The attendance last night at the Hus-
sars' bazaar was large, and the evening
passed off very pleasantly and proftabl
The receipts We're swelled greatly by the
exertions Of the ladies, who are laboring
in all the branches of the work.
The evening was devoted TO the Repub-
lican Blues, who, under command of Capt
j. J. Gaudry, were the guests of honor
They were treated in a royal manner by
their hosts, the Hussars, and left the club
rooms of the troop greatly pleased and i'm
pressed with the hospitality with which
they had been received.
The ladies were present in the numbers
that have distinguished the bazaar. and
they were as enthusiastic as ever in their
work for their friends, the Hussars 1t is
the ladies who lend the chief charm to the
stale and Improbable.
Among the handsome donations which
have been received is a recent one of $25
voted by the squad of troopers under com
mand of Sergt w. w. Gordon, Jr The
squad consists of Sergt Gordon, Corpl. L
Silverberg, Privates c. S. Connerat, Jr. J
T. Fleming, Robert Remler, Edward H.
Demere, H. C. Martin and Gordon Saussy
The donation was recently won by the
squad Jas a prize awarded to the squad
having its lockers in the best condition.
The inspection disclosed the order in
which the squad of Sergt Gordon
kept its lockers to be perfect.
The vaudeville performances were a
very successful feature of yesterdays
entertainment. The children were delight
ed with the programme presented from >
to 6 o'clock for their benefit. Those who
took part were Miss Augusta Wood. a
song; Miss Gladys Girardeau, an umbrella
dance; Master Sam Brown, song; Miss
Rosalind Wood, a recitation; Miss May
Palmer, a piano solo. Mrs. A. E. Moy-
nelo very ably conducts the afternoon en-
tertainments for the children.
This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock the baby
show will be held 1t is thought this will
be one of the most attractive features of
the affair. 1t will be under the direction
Mrs. Moynelo. "A number of charming lit
tie ones under three years of age have
been entered, and the contest which y i'll
be by votes, will be spirited. The pref
test and altogether the most attractive
baby will be awarded the prize.
large crowd enjoyed the vaudeville
performance on the roof garden at night.
An excellent programme had been ar
ranged, ana IL was ICUueIGu III Il very at
tractive manner A solo war song by Mr..
T. Lloyd Owens. after which little Miss
Marguerite Suits was applauded for her
graceful skirt dance. The event of the
programme as regarded by many, was
the character song of Miss Lionne Brock
way, which was rendered in the talented
manner that has characterized the APP
pearances of Miss Brockway since she
has been in Savannah. Miss Nellie Al
LEM S. song met with a very cordial RECEIPT
ion and Miss Bessie Coburn's repetition
of a character song Of Monday night was
received with great favor, an encore being
demanded and given. The performance
closed with the clever comic song Of Mr..
Clark. The accompanies were Miss May
Palmer and Miss Coburn.
A number Of the T. p. AS were present
during the latter part of the evening, a
special invitation having been sent them
10 attend. They were very cordially
treated and greatly enjoyed their stay at
the club room of the troop.