The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-03
TEACHERS
BAZAAR
1t Will Close Tonight, AT.
'er a Week of SuC-
cess.

, 'i- .lF anu bIZaur or inc Iegchers
: Beneficial Association which has been il
progress all this week at tho Cycle Aca.
I deny will come to close this evening a
Ii O'Clock. The fair will close in q halo o.
success, just as it started and goods tha
, remain lnsold, will bo rosorvsd for future
parlor bazaars and po. tim may bc sold
at auction.
There will DO n matinee for children
this afternoon when q large attendance il
expected and extra arrangements have
been nlado to handle tho expected throng.
Lust nights entertainment was furnish
ed by thapupls OF the Howard School and
tho rectalions, songs and musical mum.
bcrs werercndered IN an excellent manner
and received rounds Of applause from the
audioace. The music dlscourscd by the
orchestra was highly appreciated and 1t
was the opinion that the school possesses
fine musical organization.
Tho voting contests continues to be the
features of tho bazaar, and it Is probable
that tho revenue to bs derived from them
Will DO far greater than that of any booth.
Last night 5,Si8 votes were deposited in
the contest for tho flag, and 1t Is stated
that many of the schools have reserve
funds. which will be placed in the ballot
boxes Tonight. 10 facilitate matters
there will be count this afternoon ut S
o'clock. after which the standing Of the
various schools will be posted on the black
board. The final ballotIng will close pre-
cisely at 10 80 o'clock tonight, after which
time not single cant for any school will
be received. Tho same conditions apply
to the contest for the large box Of candy,
tho ballots being counted in the afternoon
and at night, precisely at Q 80 clock.
No. school, 9O6, No. 9, Al; No. 8, 81; No.
4,1,27l; Nc.5 10, No.6, 9; No. ~, 2,l73; No. 8,
ll5 No. 9. 2 S97; No. 10, lG; No II, 3d. No.
T., 5,o; No. l3, 4s; No. II, l57; No.15a24s
No. Is, 464; No. H. Ii; No. ~, 2; No. 10, II;
No. 20, 2; No 21, 2; No. %. g.; No. 20, 527
No. "a, si3; No. 25, 1ea; No. 20. III; No. 27,
1, 1906.
Miss Carlisle still leads in the contest
for the large box of candy. The result of
the balloting is: Miss Carlisle, No. Is,
SIT; Miss Sallio II. Shaw, No. "a, 2O3; Miss
Jackson. No II, 146 Mrs. Scmpla, High
School, 203; Miss Nowoll, No 7, 81; Miss
A. Simpers, No. 27, l's; Miss Beard, High
School, 5l9; Miss Edith Barnes, No. 81,
20. Miss Medholdt. No. II, A. Miss Laura
No. s, 2S7; Miss Annie Hates,
No. !, 10; Miss Marvel, No. "a, II; Miss
NJ. 9. l. Williams, 10; Miss Hansell, No.
sl. 81; Miss Smith, High School, Il Miss
Craig, High School, 8; Miss Hare, High
School, 2; Miss Sawin. No. 8, 10; Miss
Sayers, No. l, 4 Miss Speakman, No. "a,
/ Miss Morrison, No. 8, .; Miss Lewis,
High School, II; Miss Wheeler, High
School, 5; Miss Samworth No. /, Z; Miss
Bogia, No. 2, 49,; Miss Aldrich No. 2. 8;
Miss Shippers, 3, No. 2; Miss Fell, No. 2,
Is; Miss McCloskey. No. 2, /; Miss Ella
No. o. 2; Miss NJ. ]. Walker, No.
!, 10; Miss Turner. No. 4, Il Miss Raud.
,itzky, No. 4; Miss Grace Sayers, No.
:, 20; Miss O'Byrne. No. Z, 1; Miss Colt,
70. 8. 9; Miss Crozler, No. 8, l.; Miss Lin.
oln, No. 8, 6; Miss Green. No, s. 30; Miss
Walters, No. TO- 2; Miss Royal. No II,
0; Miss Brink, No. l2. 95: Miss Bradley
20 IL, 60; Miss Brown. No. 10, IL; Miss
dilier, No. 81, 1a: Miss Cloland, "a, 8,
Hiss Reynolds, No. 27, s; Miss Haughey.
70. g., 2, I
Miss Devine, No. 0, 0; Miss fxchtcnstcin,
70 8, 8; Miss Alexander, No. 27, 8; Miss
Baird, No. 4, 5; Miss Pugh, No. s, 8; Miss
No. 23, 3; Miss Mendlnhnll. No. 0.
+; Miss Seal, No. 10, 2; Miss Butler, No 3,
I; Miss Weir No 4, 1; Miss Cornell No.
7, s; Mis-, Kane. No. 25 /; Miss Kruse.
10. 1G, 8; Miss Kelley, No. :, Z; Miss lay
,r, No. 90 6.
Mrs. Mitchell, No.2O II; Miss Sallie D,-
inc. No l3. 1; Miss Margaret Dovine, No
Miss Doberty, No. l3, 1 Miss Yates, No.
}, I; Miss Dillon, No. 0. l; Miss Little, No.
/; Miss Baldwin, No. IS, ]; Miss 1hiel.
an, No. 4, o; Miss Sayers, No. 10, 2; Miss
lark, No. 16Ol Miss Burns, No. Is. !;
ISIS Campbell, No. Ii. /; Miss Laws, No.
9; Miss McCafferty, No. $40; Miss Mur-
~, No. 6. 8: Miss Patton, No. s, 8; Miss
sck, No. 19 1: Miss Newlin, No 10, Miss
nssop. No. I5 1; Miss Curlett No Is, /;
iss Cannon. No. 20. 1; Miss Grandel, No.
!; Miss Mckeown. No. 90. j. Miss
oorc, No. "a, |: Miss Strickland, No. 2S,