The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-04-18
BAzAAR's SECOND NIGHT.
The Booths Receive Many Gifts and
Continue Good Business. -t-s


Continue Good Business. -r-s
Although not quite so crowded last
night as It was the night before, the st.
Joseph's Inffrmary bazaar, nevertheless,
did very good business, and the receipts
at each of the booths were satisfactory.
In the afternoon at the children's session
considerable business was done.
Though the salesdhave been quite heavy
at many. of the booths the tables do not
show the fact as new donations are con-
stantly coming in. Yesterday donations
to the general fund were received as fol-
lows A friend in Anew York, $50; a lady
FRIEND $50; Mai. r.. AZ Blandford, SIS;
Miss Kelley, gold ring; Mr.. D. A. Dean,
two hams. W Cf -
At the department store was received a
cake from Mrs John Cannon and a
handsome candy basket from Mr.. T. H
Brandon. T.r ~ 'f
AT the booth of Mrs. F. s.. Jette and
Mrs, J. ]. Carolan the following gifts
were received: One lot perfumery. Mr..
w. NJ Cleveland; a cake from Mr.. Thos.
Nugent; a set of oyster forks, from Mrs.
James O'Byrne; a lace handkerchief, from
Miss Nelson, of Montgomery; a MANS
hat, from MIR. NJ. Dryfus, given through
Mrs. "A. McArthor; three boxes of cigars,
given by the Parker News Company Of
Macon; two boxes of cigars from Messrs.
Dougan & Sheftall; an ornament, from
G. w. Allen & Co.. through Mrs. Shouse,
and a canary and cage from Mr.. ], D.
Persse.
At this booth last night the safety razor
was won by Mr. Irving Wilkins; cake
by Mr.. f. E.. Purse, and vase by Mr.
P. Brown. Wiz
At the department store the barrel Of
flour was won by Miss Emily Awhile. The
special prize tonight will be handsome
embroidered picture frame. AT the chill
dreh's opening this afternoon the chief
prize will be a handsome doll.
The fancy work booth of Mrs. H. T.
Wilson and Mrs. J. J. Powers was also
well remembered in gifts. An oak ped
estaa was received from Mrs. W. f. Reid;
a case of whiskey from Mr.. A. J. Kelly;
a lace handkerchief from Mrs. James F.
Mead; a silver call bell from Mrs. 5. A.
Einstein; a lace collar from Mrs. Cole
man; a velour lounge, Mr.. w. E. Wimpy;
a drop light, the Mutual Gas Company;
two terra Gotta busts, Messrs. Hunter g.
Van Keuren, and a lot of cigars from
Mr.. S. L. Gerst. Also from Mr. ]. ]. joyce
a butchers block, and from Messrs'
Haines, Jones & Cadbury of Philadeiphia,
through Mr.. l.. A. Mccarthy. 50.
The Candy and Flower booth, in charge
of Mrs. It. JssFitzgerald and Mrs A. w.
Masterson, which. by the way, Is doing
one OF the best businesses of the Bazaar,
acknowledges tfe following gifts received
Yesterday: A lot of coffee from Messrs.
Register Bros, and quantity Of candy
from the Savannah Candy Company. This
booth is having largesrun on both Huy-
ler's and Conida's candy.
The orange tree and cigar stand has
received donations from the following;
Mrs. w. e. Guerard, Jr., Mrs. A. b.
Girardeau. Mrs. w. M Cleveland. Mrs.
H. C. Cunningham and Mr.. Harry zeig-
Ter.
The Elk pin that was given by Mr.. Des-
bouillons, through Mrs. Pease, is quite
popular and bids fair to add a consider
able sum to the receipts Of this booth.
The oranges, too. are going well. and it is
quite the fad to wear one as boutton-
Ter. .f.
The chas Marks shoe booth continues
to attract much favorable attention, and
the fortune teller, Mile. Yuki is doing
quite a good business. The Bazaar will
be open again this afternoon.