Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-17
THE THIRD NIGHT.
Big Crowds at St. viacent's Hos
pitaI Fair.
All Departments Literally Patronized for
"sweoi Chnrity's Sake" Music AM.
Mirth and Moro to Follow Tonight.

a crowd that filled the spacious store
rooms formerly occupied by Miller,
lthoads & Co.. in the Lowenberg build
ing. Main street, was in attendance at
the fair last night. being held for that
NOBLE institution-St Vincent's Hospi-
tai. The booths did better business,
the dining hall was crowded and the
give a chance girls reaped more
dimes than circus side show at
country fair. The name OF Mrs. j.
Griff Edwards was Inadvertently omit
ted from yesterdays Virglnian- Pilot.
This charming vocalist entertained the
large audience Thursday evening. as
did Aliss Blanche Hecht, with her pro-
team character sketches.
Last night on the stage little Miss
Kelly executed two fancy dances that
simply brought down the house
Master Will Heatherton, who possesses
q fine Contralto voice sang Where Is
My Boy Tonight" with good effect.
This little fellow. If properly trained.
will yet be heard from in the musicai
world.
The Anderson quartette. of Ports
| mouth. four colored men whose voices
blend tremendously, sang several Sc
| lcctions which pleased the audience.
| Last, but not least among the attrac-
lions, is Miss Madeline Proper of
| Glencoe Mills, \. Y. Miss Proper
| while not n fortune teller by PROBES
| sion. possesses the gift of reading one $
| life by means of the palm. The little
ady, charming brunette, is in Nor
| folk on a visit. She kindly volunteered
| her services a.-d last evening her
booth was n centre of attraction, and
The smiles depicted on the faces Of
| those who had their fortunes told
hor dc. to
| Miss Proper had found hidden in the
| palms. The lady's attire Is n gypsy
| costume, and while personally attrac-
| tive. is made more SO by the pictur-
esque dress she wears. There will be
an entire change of program to-night.
| The following additional contribut ions
are acknowledged:
Handsome silk elder down quilt, from
Peter Smith; hams. l.. p. Roberts Il
| Co.; ham, Miss L. a. Dodd: 50 pounds
| OF sugar. kenny's Tea Store: 10 pounds
| Mocha and Java coffee, C. -. Kenny:
fine turkey. Mr.. Twiford; a cake.
Mr. Gardiner: gallon fine pickles.
Mr.. Whittemore: candy. Robert F.
Holmes; bric-a- brac, John l.. Lough-
ran; palms. Mr.. Lloyd Bich. Bennett
Bros, silver cracker jar: handsome
Morris chair velvet cushions, White
hurst Furniture Store; S. c. Phillips.
white and gold bedstead and mattress
MliioW rocfer, Deautl1ul picture. AL
friend G. Banner. silver candlelabra:
Virginia Candy Co., bucket OF candy:
Ames, Brownley 6 Hornthal. decorat-
Ing; bolt of cheese cloth. Mr.. p. Ma
| gee; City Collector Baker. pretty doll
| house; elegant onyx and brass lamp,
| Vickery Co; pyramid cake. Mrs. Ca
bier. through Mrs. w. Butt; j. Il. Har-
din & Son have placed In the bazaar n
magnificent Edison monograph that Is
a source of great mirth; to Mrs w. J.
Butts booth. handsome vase, c. +.
| Greenwood & Bro: picture. Philip
Levy: lovely lamp. D. Carpenter man
dolin. Hume. Minor e Co.. handsome
pudding dish. D. p. Paul; cake basket,
c. Woodley; Woolworth & Co. Five
and Ten Cents Store. $780, The Hub.
| boys suit: Mr.. Goodridge. fancy pick
les; A. Wrenn & Son. elegant carria re
robe; Stieff Piano Co. piano stool:
Watt. Rettew & Clay, numerous hand
some donations; Adams bakery a
cake; Watt, Rettew e Clay, fancy
work: Stieff Piano Co.. piano scarf
Wills Furniture Co.. sofa pillow: Miss
Anderson. fancy work: Mr.. Shell.
cigars; Mr.. Stevens. a doll: Mr.. George
! l.. Crow two oil stoves.