The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-03
FIRST WEEK or THE BAZAAR.
II Is Over and The Blues Are Well
Satisfied.
THE AFFAIR TO CLOSE NEXT SATURDAY.
Voting Contests Likely to Become Exciting
Patronage OF the Bootbs-Prizes For
Different Persons.

The first week of the Bazaar Of the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues was brought to O
close last evening.
While the crowd Of those who visited the
fair Yesterday was not quite as large as on the
previous evenings. it was, nevertheless, sue
cessful one. and all the booths were very I'D
orally patronized.
The candy booth. in charge of Mrs. j. Ia.
CrutchAeld. deserves especial mention for the
high grade candy which is being sold there.
While there is small quantity OF ordinary
candy kept for the benefit Of the children ny
far the larger quantity is Tenny's celebrated
candy.
The tobacco booth also offers number OF
bargains for none OF the common picture
cigars or tObaccos are worked on on the VS.
itor. Everything for sale there Is the very
best that the market of Richmond produces.
While the voting Is sun sinai an;r;s a. Lar an IL
from present indications it is expected that
rather heavy surprises are IN store.
The Drizes offered are Of an unusual line
ouaiitv. the uniform TO be voted TO the most
nopufar white volunteer officer Of the state
viii be made of the finest cloth in the mar
ket. .
lar policeman is Of the best quality, and war
ranfed by Nowlan 4 Co. The sword and belt
offered to the most popular officer OF the
State is very valuable prize, and whoever
wins it viii be very lucky indeed.
The chances on the horse and buggy are
selling very rapidly. The buggy is made by
David A. Ainslic & Co., and the horse is very
fine animal
The chances on horse buggy, harness and
whip. which are only one dollar. viii soon be
closed out.
Tomorrow afternoon another matinee for
children will be given. which will also be very
amusing for older people.
Mrs r. L. Norris. who has won snch
deserved praise for the manner in which she
managed the entertainment for the Carnaval
de Ia Mer, has kindly agreed to take charge
of the mat nee.
Tomorrow evening the East Richmond
band will entertain the audience
The Blues band has volunteered to furnish
the music for the mass-meetng arranged by
the ladies of the Hollyw cd Memorial Associa-
ton. 20 be held in the large hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association on Monday even
ing. The ladies have been invited to attend
the Bazaar of the Blues, and it is expected
that after the adjournment Of the naass-meet-
ing they will visit the fair in a body.
Richmond Lodge of Elks have promised
t. be present that evening, and Company h or
the First Regiment is also expected.
Tuesday evening Company T of the First
Regiment will visit the Bazaar under the
command Of the recently elected commander,
Captain George Wayne Anderson.
On. this occasion there will be some fine
singing by quartette consisting OF Captain
Frank Cunningham, first tenor Captain ".
X. Matthews, second tenor w. A. Galpin,
first bass: T. L. Lehman, second bass; Mr..
D. L. Leftwich will be soloist.
Wednesday evening the Blues band VIII
furnish the music. Judge F. k. Farrar, better
known as johnny Reb. will talk on his first
visit to Richmond. The Gessngverein Viz
ginia will render few selections, as only that
organization can do IT,
The supper given at the Bazaar on Friday
evening was rendered 10 Mrs W. p. Adams
and her assistants at the tobacco booth by a
friend. Mrs. Adams assistants are Mrs. z.
j. White, Mrs. Colonel McMahon, Mrs
George W. Stevens. Miss l. SwInburne, OF
Newport. T.. l.. who is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Le Roy Brown. Miss Mary Brown. Miss
Alice Foster, Miss +. Bigger Mss Mayne,
Annie, Hattie and Grace Adams. The depu-
ties of Mrs Adams are DR.. T.. Baker, W. H.
Hartman, W. Frank Steel, Mr.. II. X. Frank
lin. III.
The medal which was voted to the most
popular Young lady last evening was awarded
10 Miss Belle I. Chamberlayne.
The voting on the other prizes was com
paratvey quiet. A new candidate loomed up
for the gOld-hea cane IN the person OF DR.
Nj. T. Williams. who received thirty five
votes
The vote on the bicycle for the most popu-
lar boy was started last evening. with the fol-
lowing result: John Cutchins, 81; NJ. Mlttel-
dorfer, 49, }, S. Frank, 10.
The vote on the suit of clothes given by Mr..
Fl. Whitlock has ut his request. been changed
to the most popular captain in the First regi-
ment. The vote will be opened tomorrow
NIGHT