The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-31
MEMS N s. 5s: :s- 3. II. LEVY s. BRO. :

hostess arranges upon table at the
further end of the room twelve bottles
of graded sizes. The bottles have labels
pasted upon them, on which numbers are
written. The smallest bottle is numbered
/, the next in size 2, the following 3, and
so on throughout the dozen.
Behind the table stands a large laun-
dry basket containing tissue paper and
feather pillows. The guests are ranged
at the end of the room furtherest from
the table, and EACH throwing his Ratchet,
endeavors to emulate Mrs. Carrie by an
overthrow of bottles, the more the better.
Three shots are apportioned to each man
or girl. AS the bottles fall into the bask'
ct among feathers and tissue they do not
break, being used over and over, until
each guest has made his attempt.
Two prizes are bestowed one for the
player who downed most bottles; another
for the lucky individual whose bottles,
counted by the numbers on their labels,
were of highest value. A pretty lemon
ade pitcher and lemonade cups in tinted
glass would make useful and fetching
prizes. The two players who were least
successful of all could receive, as BOBBY
prizes, tracts explaining the dreadful re-
suits of the liquor trade.
AS soon as these rewards, or others
Oi IKE itdluIt udNt Dtetl nldut lte
fun provoked by them has subsided the
hostess introduces second game. also
OF a national character. In order to play
it each guest receives a white card hav-
ing the following questions upon IL. Blank
spaces for the answers appear opposite
the questions:
1. What nation moved Mrs. Carrie
against the saloons? Answer-Indigna-
ton.
2. What nation assisted her? Determi-
nation.
g. What nation did not impede her?
Procrastination.
4. What nation did she determine on
for the saloons? determination.
Fifth. With what nation did she de-
scend on them? illumination.
Sixth. What nation turned her
thoughts to the crusade? Inclination.
Seventh. What nation in saloon win
dows angered her? Illumination.
Eighth. What nation recorded her at
tack? Defamation.
Ninth. What nation followed her ca
reer? determination.
Tenth. What nation dad many unhesi-
tatlngly destow? Condemnation.
Eleventh. What nation do mental spe-
cialists advise for herr Examination.
Twelfth. What nation we're the liquor
dealers unable to bring her to? Subordi-
nation.
Thirteenth. What nation has her ca
reer not yet reached? Termination.
The man and girl who. at the end OF
twenty minutes. have completed the long
est lists Of answers receive each a pock-
et dictionary smartly bound In leather.
The fourth round should be prepared
for in this way. Two newspaper pictures
of Mrs. Carrie are clipped. and pasted
smoothly upon cardboard Each picture
is then cut into pieces about an inch
square. The blocks thus former from
each picture are mixed together, the pic
lures. however. being kept separate and
incosed In different envelopes.
When the time for playing the game
arrives the company is divided into two
bands and each band Is given an en-
velope. The competition consists In de-
termining which side can first form a
picture from the fragments. Every sec
tlon, IL IL understood. must be correctly
placed before the work can be considered
as finished. The hostess prOnounces upon
each picture which the picture builders
offer for inspection. Members Of the side
which ~ pronounced victorious draw for
the prige~a silver paper cutter having q
head IN the shape Of Ratchet.