The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
BAZAAR MANAGERS
 HAVE A BUSY DAY
VOTING CONTESTS PROVE VERY EXCITING AT THE CLOSE, AND KEEPING COUNT WAS DlFFI- cULT-LIsT OF WINNERS.

By far the most popular feature of the Hillman hospital bazaar yesterday and last night was the voting contests. The contest which aroused the greatest en- thuslasm and which was the most spirited was that for the beautiful bride doll.
 This contest closed at 10 o'clock last night and the rivalry between the friends of little Miss Gladys Anderson and Miss Lse Shropshire continued up to the ln- stant the. ringing of the bell announced that the contest had closed. Miss Gladys won the doll, receiving $40 votes She $ the daughter of Mrs L. Anderson. Miss Idse Shropshire received 504
 At the last moment five dollar pills poured in thick and fast Fer each ef these contestants, so that the la9ies in charge had a difficult time koep'Eg count
 The entire vote on tie doll was as fol- lows:
 Gladys Anderson. 540; Lse Shropshire, 504; Elizabeth Locke, 1; Katherine Mor- row, 2S Sarah McLester, 9; Leonine Love man, 2; Carolyne Welborn, 7S; Lela Harri- son, 5; Mary Wheeler 9 Virginia Jemi- son, 59; Jessie NJ Perkins H. Susie Nabb,
 
 Mccormick. 1; Beatrice Simpson, 4; Julia Shaekeford. 2; Mary P. London, II. Rosa lie Joseph, g. Marguerite Lewis, 1. Eliza beth Frank. 9; Earnest Stine, 1; Vivian Harris. 1; Ethyl Abbott, 9
 Another spirited contest was that for the childs stove which was won ny 2os- allie Joseph The vote Was IS follows; Rosalie Joseph, 5Ol; c Gartrude Notion, SiS; Susie Nabb, 202; Mary E Caldwell, lS5; Bertha Mcdonald, 125; Madeline Ja- cobs 63
 Aside from the childrens contests that for the most popular young matron was the most spirited, the prize being a hand painted china plate. This contest was won by Mrs. Charles Leeper, and Mrs. Frank Morris was second.
 The elegant Cable piano which was of fered to the most popular Birmingham organization was won by the Birmingham Athletic club, the vote being as follows: Birmingham Athletic club, 5l4; Y. M. C. A., 200; Elks, 166; Country club, b, Y. W. C. A., ,.
 Solon Jacobs president of the Athletic club, announced at the close of the con test that the club would donate S25 addi- tional to the piano fund.
 The contest for the most popular Br- mingham judge was interesting and was won by Judge A. A. Coleman of the cir cult court. The prize was a handsome Morris chair. The vote on this contest was as follows:
 Judge Coleman. 137 Judge Stiles, l55, Judge s. E. Greene, GA; Judge Feagin, 35; Judge Carmichael, 24 Judge senn, B Judge Ferguson, 16; Judge D. A. Greene 10.
 The lace baby cap for the prettest baby was won by Warren l.. Stone, who received 80 votes out of 150 east
 The sofa pillow, which wns rallied, was won by Walter Mccoy.
 An aceordeon pated crepe de chene dressing sacque was won by Miss Annie Jemson as the most popular young lady in Birmingham.
 Mrs George Morrow won a prize as the most popular worker for the bazaar Mrs. E. II. Cabanss won the distinc- ton of being the most popular matron in in Birmingham.
 There was considerable rivalry for a lace handkerohlef which was to be given to the most popular debutante between Miss Jennie Hood Miss Lucy Dwyer and Miss Alabama King. This contest was won by Miss Hood.
 Culpepper Exum was given handsome smoking jacket as the most popular club president. The baby show will take place at 2 O clock Monday afternoon, after which the auction sale will be conducted.