The evening times., 1899-11-29
COLUMBIA UNIONS FAIR.
Some of the Attractions at the yari-
GUS EO0ths.

Some of the Attractions at the yari
GUS HOoths.
Immense crowds continue to throng Ty-
biographical Temple, on Street, betwees
Fourth and Fifth streets, where the fair oi
Columbia Union is being held. The first
matinee session was held this after
| noon. large attendance OF ladies and chill
| dren taking advantage of it to escape the
crush In the evenings.
| There Is a splendid assortment of ar
ticies. beautiful and valuable, at each OF
the booths. Among those noticed were:
Downtown chapels' booth-Painting by
Louis Rodier; basket Of roses. by Mrs. John
Armstrong; an autograph photograph Of
President Mckinley, inscribed. william
Mckinley. Columbia Union Fair, November
27. 1897" handsome clock. Castelbera
& Co.; hand painted punch bowl. by Mrs
Michael Maher, and paintings by Miss Flor
| ence Stephens. Among the articles dis
posed of at this booth are the following
Two live pigs, won by Percy L. Moore;
two pair fancy pigeons, won by Preston
Wright; canary bird and cage, won by
Miss Maud Dubant; box of cigars, won by
W. J. Kettler. jr.
At the first division booth: solid sill
yer set, four pieces, donated by the Con-
sumers' Brewing Company; administer rug.
doudtcu Wy Ceutie tdUics
by House & Hermann; fancy silk vest, by
]. d. Burns Co., an Gil painting. the
work Of Miss Rose Sullivan: centre
piece. by Mr.. ]. E. Bonini and palms by
the American Rose Company.
Second division booth: Capital prize.
ticket TO Paris and return, donated by the
employees Of the division; picture. by Wood
ward & Lothrop; oil painting. executed by
Mrs. Bidding; fancy sofa pillows, worked
by Mrs. H. Holton; immense American
flag, by ]. H. Norton. and toilet articles.
donated by DIR. J. A. Schafhirt.
Third division booth: Beautiful opales-
cent glass plaque, donated by Robert H.
Paine; sofa cushion. by Mrs. Henderson; !;
eight-day china clock, donated by A.
o. Hutterly; IS hat. by Mrs. Nc
Pike; pair ladies' shoes, by Fam
lily shoe store; a trolley cape. made
and donated by Mrs. ID. J. Snyder.
Fourth division booth-Silver chocolate
service, vases donated by A. b. Johnson
centre piece, drawn work by Mrs. II. d.
Best; China platter. hand painted, by Miss
Florence Girouard. and fur-lined slippers
by William Hahn.
Fifth division booth-Parlor SUITE donat-
ed by Mayer & Petit; oil painting, by B.
H. Warner memory" pillow. upon
which Is worked the names of the employees
of the division. and presented by them to
the foreman, John S. Leecf: dome lamp.
donated by the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company; steel engraving. hunt scene, by
J. D. Mowrey; Encyclopedia Britannica. CO.
mated by Brentano and rocking chairs do
mated by Williams. Redmond, and Burk-
hsrdt & Cronie.
Proof room booth-A painting Of Chas.
NJ. Robinson. former president Of the union
and foreman of the p.oof-room. presented
by H. B. Smith; a music box, donated by
Sanders & Stayman, and fancy centre piece.
worked by Miss Lizzie Higgins.
Job room booth-Parlor lamp. donated
by P. ]. Nee; musical clock. donated by
NJ. Goldenberg; Battenberg centre piece. by
Miss Mary Walsh, and hat by l. l..
Blount.
Specification room booth-A Bible. pre-
sented his wife by Millard Fillmore. former
President OF the United States. on Novem-
Der 2s, 1867. presented by George NJ. Fill
more, of Illinois; oil painting, mill scene,
by Miss Ellen Duffy: Chinese table cover,
by Mrs. William R. Ramsey; lace handker-
chief by Mrs. T. F. Herring, and a set OF
Hugo's works, to be awarded the most
popular student member OF the specifca-
tion room.
Branch booth. representing the State,
War and Navy and Treasury chapels-
Tailor made lady's suit. donated by Miss
Blanchard: onyx table and lamp. donated
by S. S. Snedd: fancy work by Miss Ger
Mr. E. J. Collen.
This evening the Business Mems Associ-
alton will attend the fair, and tomorrow
evening the Morton Cadets will be the
guests of honor, and will give an axhibi-
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