The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07

the fields. and during their play busted them
selves 10 wind a wreath of corn flowers
When completed they carried the wreath
in the house and placed it on the mead of the
mourning Queen.
The latter was greatly moved by this act
of tenderness. and for the time being she tor
got her great sorrow.
Ever since then her son, William. who al
most worshipped his mother. has shown a
preference for the cOrnhOweT. and nothing
could give him greater delight than bouquet
of cornhowers. which ne found annually
among his numerous birthday presents
AT HER TOMB.
Since the death Of Queen Louise he never
failed 10 repair 10 the mausOleum OF Chariot
tenburg near Berlin. whore her remains were
laid at rest. aud 10 place wreath OF corn
flowers on her sarcOphagus.
There he remained IN prayer with ms Ia
mented mother for hours and the strlcteSt
orders We're given never TO disturb HIM while
he worshipped among his dead parents
Cornhowers are placed in different places of
the vessel and here and there can be seen
symbols II the Presbyterian Church 20 let
the people know to what denomination the
ladies of ship belong
The costumes Of the ladies will be in Ger
man colors.
The ship will be in charge Of Mrs. James
Epps with the following ladies as alternates
Mrs Helen lurus Mrs. W. II. Parrish, Mrs.
Dr. Burt0rd. Alrs Henry Chr stian, Mrs Grant,
Mrs Hunfred Cole Mrs. Turnbuu.
There Will be in addition the following
assistants Miss Annie Williams Miss Emma
Stewart. Miss Mary N0seley Mrs G. l.. Todd.
Mrs Lucy Williams, Mrs. Fortune Scott
Chalmers. Mrs Louis Rawlings, Ms. Belle
and Carrie Lee Campbell. Miss Nellie Grady,
Miss Jane Nicolas. Miss Grace Culpeper,
Mrs Wendenburg, Misses Annie and Mary.
Wendenburg. Mrs William kuhlg. Mrs.
Cohn. Mrs Willie Marlborough. Mrs John
Gordon. Mrs Emmons. Mrs DR.. Gordon,
Miss Howell Mss Kate Brown, Mrs. Zi0kel.
Mrs W B. Hancock Mrs. John Boswell, Miss
Chalmers.
NORWEGIAN BARK
The Norwegian bark. which IS moored
alongside of the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Is aped
in red. blue aud yellow. Norway's national
It's bow is ornamented with a fantastic
looking dragoon as hsurehead, and 1t Is chris
tened Ruth
The vessel will be still more beautfed
during the day, and it Will contain all sorts OF
The ladies who form the crew Of the yes
sci are members of the Christian church Of
this city aud Manchester. under the command
of Mrs NJ. $. Quarles, with the tollWng
ladies as alternates Mrs. ". I. Fox. MIS- ".
4 Staples Mrs. W. +. Farrar, Mrs. l.. v.
Iarrar
Tie last one. but by no means the least of
the s.iIs. is the linafore. winch, If possible,
looks gatcr than all the rest.
Its hull Is covered with red and white
colurs. ornamental on top with silver plat $.
The rigging is also completely covered with
silver foil
Mrs John A. Kratz Is in command OF the
ship. and VIII superutend the sale OF It's sweet
cargo.
She will be assisted by representatives. Of
the different denominations as rOllows
Methodist Church Mrs A. c. Becker, Mrs.
Irene CARRIER Miss Helen Hunter, Miss Mol
lie Minor. Mrs j. J. Greer. Miss Ellie VII
liams. Miss Carrie Beauford, Miss Hunter Fer
guson.
Christian Church: Ms Neva Crutchfeld,
Miss Lena Mobiles.
Episcopal Church: Miss Nina Doshiell,
Miss Helen Wilson. Miss Maggie Williams,
Miss Anime Jacobs, Mis-, Sallle Dean. Miss
Virginia Johnson, Miss Mary Hewitt. Miss l..
Hewitt
Baptist Church Miss Mary W. Thomas,
Miss Annie Hammer Miss Mary i. Williams,
Miss Juliet Powers. VI IS Luhe Powers Jen-
ME Jones. Mrs. joel T. Tucker, Mrs. b. \.
Jacob Miss Bessie Pollard. Mrs Dora ). iiar-
ris0u. Miss Mamie Elyson, Miss Mamie
Campbell. Miss Marion Ryland Mrs. J.. NJ.
Thomas
LEMONADE PAVILION.