The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-09

heavy debt they now carry. and when 80
riously retards their progress ~ Wen =.
their influence in many ways. "A oa/aal
~ be held In April. was agreed upon
and the necessary officers we've at Vh''
elected. namely: Mrs. NJ. :. smith, presi
dent: Mrs. T.. d. IIOtchkiss. vice-presid.nt
Mrs. Thomas Christian, secretary nI-'
I'd Fisher. assistant secretary. ana Si'7,'
J. ID. McIntire. treasurer. Denominations,
tables being desired. the chairmen ana
their alternates were elected n follows
Mrs. George Watt and Mrs. James 'rigk.
for the Presby terrain: Mrs. Barbour anu
Mrs. Manson, for the Methodist; Mrs. :. W
Travers and Mrs. :. H. BOykin. for thl
Episcopal. and Mrs. II. y. Fitzhugh and
Mrs. George Cooper. for the Baptist, Mi1'
Mann :. Valentine. Jr., and Miss Eddy, Tor
the independent table.
The amuscments are In the hands Of Nii-s
Clare Guilliaume, assisted by MIS-. Kan
dOlph Norris. and from all accounts these
entertainments bid fair 90 outrlyal some
given bY professionals. and for which laref
prices are paid. NO charges viii De- made
for these beyond the ten cents paid for % re-
served seat. should that be preferred.
The bowling alley will be under the
charge Of Mr. Charles Baughman and q
committee oi ladies. who viii do their best
70 render this feature Of the bazaar an at
tractiye one.
The restaurant chairman Is Miss Bette
EllysOn. who hopes 90 furnish such tempt
Ing yiauds as 10 De rushed with customers.
during the ten days the bazaar Will Dee
open.
Then again. to tempt Che peunies from the
pockets Of the public, there will De 3" ne
Old Curiosity shop" under the care NJ Mrs.
Lewis Blair and committee, where All who
are interested in things quaint and old.
may find much 10 feed upon. Many rare
and beautiful things viii De found there.
surely. with all these attractions. this un-
dertaking in behalf0t so good an object can
not fail % be a success.
our Hebrew friends. who are always very
generous. are assisting in this work. under
Mrs. +. &. Brauer. who is associated Win
the Independent table, and who is working
brayely, as are all OF the ladies, for the
cause.
COSBY PERSONALS.
Miss Bessie Pace returned on Thursday
from New Orleans.
Miss Mary Lewis has returned from
Washington, accompanied by Miss Looney,
OF Memphis.
Mrs. Ann rutherford and Miss Helen
Rutherford are staying with Mrs. Thomas
Boiling west Franklin.
Miss Jennie McPhail leaves in few days
for Louisville.
Miss Nirgie Brock has returned home
from Augusta. Georgia. where she has been
visiting Miss Mamie Dunbar.
Miss Julie COggll. who is now at Mr.. J..
II. Mayo's, returns % New York ON We'd
nesday.
Mr. Francis King Nixon. of Augusta,
Georgia, is 40 the Exchange hotel
Mrs. A. G.. Dickinson and Mrs. Fannie
Dickinson, of New York, have gone 20 Old
Point.
Miss Lila Langhorne. OF Lynchburg, il
now at Mrs. MOncure Perkins. Third street.
Miss Moves. who has been the guest of
Miss Lily Wilson, has returned 90 Massa-
chusettS.
Misses Lalla and Janet Harrison. who
have been visiting Mrs. Lucille latum, and
the Misses Fauntleroy, leit Richmond yes
terdaY.
Mrs. Lewis L. Webb is now In savannah,
at General +. =. AleNanders and Miss
Belle Webb is I'm New Orleans.
Miss Jessie Warren. who has been stay
ing with Miss Mamie Winston. at Glen
Allen. and for the last week with Miss Irene
Peasants, returned 10 -urry yesterday.
PETITE.