The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-25
zERUBBApEL At THE FAIR.
Lodge Presented Mrs. David Wells a
Cut Glass Bowl.

Last night for the second time since the
opening of the Masonic Fair Zsrubbabel
Lodge attended as a body. The lodge
met at Masonic Hall and after comforting
the e. A. degree marched, fifty strong,
to the fair where the members took sup
per. After supper they went to their booth
and, through Worsnipful Master P. A.
Stovall, presented Mrs. David Wells, the
chairman of Zerubbabel Auxiliary,
handsome cut glass bowl. The gift was
made as a tribute 10 Mrs. Wells unceas-
ing efforts in behalf of the lodge, and the
excellent results that have followed her
work. Mrs. W. F. Chaplin and her assist
ants served TO the looge an excellent sup
per, which is the last that will be served
at the fair.
Manager Noble T. Martin requests that
all holders of books of options return
them to him to-day or tonight, whether
the books be sold or only partly sold. lie
also desires that all persons having I'M
sold tickets of admission will turn them
over to him at the very earliest opDor-
tunity.
MIR. T., 2. Youman auctioned off last
night a large number of things, among
them several barrels of flour, numerous
boxes of cigars, several cases of whisky
articles. The prices brought were on the
whole fair. though many of the sales were
in the nature of bargains. The booths
too, disposed of numerous articles. At
Zerubbabei were awarded a pin cushion,
a Japanese doll a silk table cover, a case
of liquor. silver fruit DISH a pair Of
blankets, cane, and a pair of opera
glasses.
At the Shrine booth were received as
gifts two tile plaques, and a either. The
latter being given by Mr.. e. V. Petite.
Among the awards were several carpen-
ters planes. also many fancy articles.
Clinton booth gave out a handsome
lamp, case of cordiais, a centerpiece, and
many pieces of fancy work. This booth
received from Mr.. Frank Werm silver
pin tray.
Landrum booth also disposed of many
of the gifts received, among them being
several articles received from Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Knight, Miss Nell Thomas,
and through Miss Ray Cutter.
Numerous articles were given out by
the Commandery BOOTH among them be-
ing parasol, jewel case, painting, a
work bag, and many smaller pieces of
fancy work. A number of things that
have been awarded at this booth are Still
uncalled for. The ladies who are in charge
of the booth, are anxious that these be
called Tor al once.
Ancient Landmark booth received yes
terday an exceptionally valuable gift De
ing presented through Mrs. w. G.. Charl-
ton of a mileage book, for one thousand
miles, given by the Georgia and Alabama
| road. This booth awarded last night q
fish set, a fancy chair and a mirrow.
The country store, since the reduction
of the price of options, is doing one OF
the largest trades of any department. of
the fair. Both the punch bowl, and the
barrel of flour were awarded last night.
GSolomons' booth, the lemonade and can
dy booth, and the Turkish smoking room,
took in large receipts.
As there is still an immense amount of
things to be disposed of, and only two
days to get rid of them in, the auction
sale will be continued tonight and to-
morrow night. Many bargains will be Of
fered.