The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-23
GALATIANS AT THE Bazaar.
They Made Things Merry for the
TroonerS

troopers
The crowd at the Hussars' bazaar last
night was smaller than was expected, but
those who were there, and there was
good crowd, even if it was not so large as
those that had preceded it, enjoyed their
evening to the utmost. There were many
ladies present, and the gentlemen found
great delight in the agreeable moments
spent in their company.
The night was that Of the Chatham Ar
tillery, which was out strong to do justice
to the excellent supper that had been pre-
pared for them by the ladies of the cult
nary department, which is under the able
direction of Mrs. Beirne Gordon. All the
officers of the Chathams were out, and
they and their men had great time. The
officers and men of the Hussars and their
lady friends are leaving nothing undone to
insure pleasant evenings for those who
visit them at their club rooms.
The feature of the bazaar was the excel
lent vaudeville attraction. The choir
boys of st. Johns Church, under the d.
rection of the organist, Mr.. Spencer NJ.
White, sang four choruses, three from
"Ermlnie'' and one from "Tar and Tar
tar" They were well received, great APP
plause being given the boys for their ex-
cellent songs. They were in costume for
the choruses, and took very well indeed.
Mr.. William Quinan did some of his
speciality work, his unique personification
of Mr.. Crowley of Central Park being
one of his best. Messrs. Dletz and Gyp
Clark, as darkey impersonators, We're
very fine, the former appearing alone and
then with his brother in a comic duet and
minstrelsy. Mr.. Dietz Clark sang I'm a
Natural Born Reacher' in the true style,
and the audience of the vaudeville was
right with him. AIessrs. Teasdale and AL
len rendered duet on the mandolin and
guitar that was a pretty melody, and the
exhibition, taken all in all, was voted one
of the best that has yet been given. Mrs.
Law Gugle recited at the performance,
and was roundly applauded. She has rare
talents and it is regretted that her ap-
pearances are not more frequent. To-
night Miss Marguerite Stultz will repeat
the dance that was so well received a few
nights ago, this litfle lady having been
urged to again appear in one Of her grace
full dances.
The ladies' are still talking of the splen-
did baby show that was given day before
yesterday They were far more success
full from a business point Of view, than
they had anticipated, and, as social fea-
ture, the affair was also a pronounced sue
cess. The little ones, of whom twelve
were entered in the contest, the entrance
fee being % cents each, were pictures of
that sort of lovliness that is dear to the
feminine heart, and many fond and fervid
EXPLANATIONS about the "cpteness" and
prettiness of the children were heard on
all sides. A number of gentlemen were
present, and they seemed to enjoy the
show fully as much as the ladies.
The babies were ranged upon the stage,
where a fair view was afforded for all.
The audience voted for those to whom the
golden apples should fall, and three of the
little dimpled darlings received pretty
that were cast. The ladies
made $S7.40 clear on the show, and
they are very proud Of their success. II
was due to the indefatIgable efforts OF
Mrs. G. A. Whitehead and Mrs. John
Heard Hunter, who were busted for many
days in getting up the spirited contest that
resulted from their labors. They had
been assured that more babies would be
entered in the show. but when the time
came round dozen was on hand for the
audience to pick the winners.
The contest was for children of 3, 2 and
/ year. the first. second and third classes
being formed Of those of the ages as
named. In the first class, that for the
3-year-old babies, the prize, silver spoon,
was presented to little Leon Ferst. a
pretty doll was awarded Little Gladys, the
hospital protege Of DIR. Duncan. as the
winner OF the prize IN the second class.
and the prize in the third class, a pretty
pin. went 20 little Jack Kinzie, Jr.
The Husears have received another sub
scriptlon from asrailroad. This time the
Georgia and Alabama followed the action
Of the Central, and made a handsome do.
nation Of $50. This II greatly appreciated
by the troop, particularly. as the road