The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-26
FAIR NEARLY ENDED
THE SECOND WEEK CLOSED LAST
NIGHT.
HAS BEEN A GREAT SUCCESS
TWO NIGHTS MORE FOR SACRED
HEART PATRONS.

Last Night Was Not Noted For Great
Had n Jolly TIme-Many Articles
Are Yet to BE Disposed Of-The
Eagles Are Expected Tomorrow
Night-List of Articles Awarded.
The second week of the Sacred Heart
fair was closed last night, and the
workers who have faithfully attended
every night are we'll enough pleased to
have a day of rest. The attendance
last night was not up to the standard,
for many people had other engage
ments, and so it was rather quiet, even
in the neighborhood of the country
store. Those who did attend the fair
had chance to take a good look at
the handsome booths and to talk to
some of the pretty girls. Usually they
are so busy that a smile is about all
the boys have been able to get.
In spite of the fact that hundreds of
dollars worth of fine articles have been
taken to the homes Of patrons, there
are yet many valuable things on the
booths and tables, and those who at
tend tomorrow and Tuesday need not
bring their money away. The fair will
positively close Tuesday night.
The following is a list of the awards
made last night:
Mrs. Rossignols table: Goat and
wagon, Cad D. Bryan, Jr.; musical
deer, Ed. Frost; sofa pillow, Lawrence
Kelly; musical pig, Cad. D. Bryan.
Jr.; silk parasol, e. P. Frost; center
piece, ]. ]. O'Neill; centerpiece, 7. B.
Floyd; centerpiece, 2. d. Southgate;
centerpiece, Cad. D. Bryan, Jr.; en-
Lyons; embroidered table cover, "Pret-
ty Nary" sofa pillow, G.
r. Rossignol; crochet shawl, Hattie
Rossignol; silk parasol, Henry Blum,
Jr. bronze COW, T. B. Floyd.
Knights of Columbus Booth-Baby
basket, Mrs. James Rourke; S. in gold,
r. V. Johnson; gilt parlor chair, Mr..
Curran of New York; rocking chair,
Miss Mary Savage; hand-painted cake
plate, Frank Clearly; garden hose and
reel, Mrs. M. Fender; drawn work
scarf, Mrs. James Fleming; mahogany
table Mrs. j. J. Graham; large dress
ed doll, Marie Umbacn; Renaissance
grape centerpiece, won by James l..
Doss, and by him donated to the Sacred
Heart Church. head rest, Miss Annie
Debele; quilt, Mrs. K. Brown, ported
plant, w. Johnson.
Japanese Booth-Infant doll. Miss
Mary Trapini; cut glass sugar bowl
and cream pitcher, Henry Levy; cactus
plant, Miss Alice Cummings; violet
centerpiece, Daniel Connors; ladies'
slippers, H. L. McKinsey; pin cushion,
Mrs. l.. Trapani; silk cushion cover,
Miss Ella Cannon; rose ,centerpiece,
Miss Ida Aveilhe; linen centerpiece, e.
A. Bischoff; iced cake, A. A. Avei1he,
Jr.; vase, Josephine Jette; water color
painting, Mrs. H. p. Adams:
cushion, Mrs. c. C. Cambridge
Mrs. P. ]. O'Connor's fancy table
Box of cigars, Mr.. Kelly; willow rock
er, Mrs. P. F. Gleason; sofa pillow,
Reuben Butler; picture, J. F. Kelly;
candelabra, John Bell; bread tray, Va
lerie Dowell; fruit dish, r. S. Lol-
ings; fcenterpiece, Robert Dreamer;
sofa cushion, c. A. Mccarthy; picture,
Mrs. w. j. Harry; $3.50 in gold, Mrs
Charles Cook; vase, Mrs. J. Bridge;
handmade pillow sham and covers
Mrs. James Henderson; rose jar, Mrs.
Henry Blum; small rug, Adele Laf-
fiteau; subscription to Press, Father
Bernard; sofa pillow, Harry Butler;
lamp. w. w. Starr; lamp, Mrs. P. j.
O'Connor; centerpieces w. j. Quinan;
sofa pillow, I. Keane.