The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

Tho Booths Representing the Months OF th'
Year arc Pretty and Well Patronized.

ihe Booths Representing the Months OF the
Year arc Pretty and Well Patronized.
The kaleuder Kermesse, now being held at
the tabernacle. corner Of Pine and Grace
streets. was well attended last evening. aud
tie outlook is very gratifying 20 the noble
women who have the entertainment in
cherge. There WAS band ot music last
evening, which enllyencd proceedings 90 n
great extent. and al present spent q most en-
JOY able time
Music viii be played hereafter each evening
at the tabernacle and there are other attrao-
uons which in themselves should be a su.li-
cieht lncent We tor large attendance. This
evening the blidar family from New
ioundiand viii give m interesting musical
programme. Many Of the instruments used
Are novelties III tins city. and the affair
promises TO bs very attractive. There are
iour persons IN the fGm'ly-twO sons and two
daughters
y Entertainments ST similar nature will be
given each day this week. and the attraction
aiier noon to-day will be Is tempting Thanks
giving dinner The menu Will embrace dainty
aehcacies and choicest viands. and viii he
served on pretty littio dishes by eWeet little
misses IN most appetzing manner.
AZ the tabernacle each evening can be
found Jeves of pretty maids, who wait upon
you at the booths or restaurant in a most
Dewltching manner.
At the January and February booths are:
Mrs. 7. D. Neal. Mrs. James ID. Crump, Mrs.
n. Theodore fl!ys0n. Mrs. h.. D. Starke Mrs
Martha sutherland Mrs. A. K. Stevenson,
Mrs. Archer Mgeiow Mrs. Sol CUtchins. Mrs
Dr. Lewis Cowardin. Mrs. William DAVIS.
Mrs. Dr. q. II. Chalkley, Mrs. Jacobs Miss
Susie Holland, Miss Mamie tiiyson, Miss
Nellie Robinson. Miss Mary EilysoD. Misses
Grace and Madge Landrum
At the March booth are Mr.. B. b. Van
Buren. Mrs. l.. Il. Jenkins. Mrs. Or. ". r..
Hatcher. Mrs. D. j. kim. Mrs. +. ". Gates.
Mss Annie Mcdowell Miss Matte Allen. Miss
May Hatcher and Miss Annie Mcdowell
ApTils fruits and flowers are presided over
by charming crowd of young ladies. Mrs
d. w. Phillips. Is IN charge.
The May and June booth of sweets Is made
more popular hy the attendants who offer for
sale the tempting lot OF candies there At the
booth can be found Mrs. Thomas y. Jones
Mrs. Il. ". Powers. Mrs. G.. J.. WOrtham,
Sr. Miss Bessie Powell, Miss jamie Steel,
Miss Mamie Ellyson. Miss Susie CbalNey,
Mss Kate Harrison. Miss Mamie Campbell,
Miss Olive COttrell and Miss Foster
July is represented IA the restaurant and
Of the young ladies' who are in attendance
there are Miss Jennie Bargamiu Miss Annie
kimbrough. Miss Willie BOwies, Miss Lula
Epps Miss lula Jones. Miss Jennie Mellow
ell. Miss Iva Landum. Miss Jane Barnes.
Miss Annie Phlppin, Miss Cora Davis, and
Miss Della Burr.
Augusts lemonade stand IS filed with a
bevy OF pretty maids. and last evening busi-
ness was quite brisk with those attractive
cUp-bearers.
September and October represent the
autumnal tints Of forest and field. and at
these booths are the following ladies' Mrs.
Charles J.. Ningo, Mrs. j. b. JeIries. Mrs.
litteI Wilson. Miss Carrie Elicit. Miss Orie
Hatcher. Miss Eva BOwe, Miss BESSIE Pollard,
Miss Ida Bowers. Miss Ida GRAY Miss Lucie
Beach Miss Birdie Jones and Miss Daisy
Winston.
November and December are also excelently
we'll represented and at the two booths can
be found many charming young ladies.
The entertainment committee are Mrs. j.
b. Van BureB. Mrs +. ID. Hotcbkiss, Mrs w.
W. Landrum Miss Lily Wilson, Miss Carrie
Elicit Miss ] Uia Belns. Miss Lulu Powers
and Miss Miriam kyand.
Mr. j. Taylor klyson is also an active
worker for the sGccess of tie kermesse, and
90 ber is due much of the credit for the au-
spcious opening of what is destined % be d
success slul entertainment