The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

whole. nrs being arranged with much taste
and beauty. Three Of these occupy the south
side oi the grand lodge room IN the leihplc'
three are placed gt the west end or the rum
one on the north side and one IN inc cen.io'
The first OF those on the south sldo II IN
der the auspices of Lodges Nos. io ana o.
represented by Mrs. Young Jones nnu i.
Clay Drewry. This booth Will deal III ianoJ
articles, and is being decorated Ia Vrigiia 10
designs not yet sufficiently advanced lJI o uy,
scription. An attractive feature OK TINS oo"sn
will be handsome souvenir spoon; ch..
Mrs. James A. Grigg and Mrs. McComper
preside over the next booth for Lodges 10.
. and 40. with Mrs. j. ID. Crump ana PITS III.
Slower as alternates. Mrs. McOoiiloer IN, nI'
will prevent her presence during 'no a'a,
This will be candy booth OF very hanuso.no
design. The emblems will be those Oh euo
Royal Arch Chapter and the decoratlons
elaborate The will sell. besides candy cups
of hot chocolate and give the pretty cup a' I"
souvenir E
The next booth is under the auspices OF
Lodges So and rs and will be presided over
by Mrs II. l.. Pelouze and Mrs. Sheppers9n.
This booth will be beautiful representation
of Solomon's Temple. The decorations VIII
be very handsome and unique. SOlonlan
will probably be represented by nguIe and
other original designs Will De ihtrouuceu.
ms DOOtu VIII Hlso SCH '"0N' -
articles :.
The first booth at the end of the room room IS
that of Lodges 3 and SO. with Mrs Nllilam
Hall Crew and Mrs w. II. Tatum IN charge.
The decorations on this booth are original ID
design and promise to be very attractive.
Mrs. w. :. Murray presides over tne neAt
booth as representative OF Lodge NO. l2O.
The design is in the shape OF star ana the
decorations are all in keeping and the whole
will present a very handsome appearance.
Lemonade. fruit and ices will DO dispensed.
The booth of Lodges Nos. IL and "a. Is IN
charge of Mrs. T.. F. Hulce and Mrs. d. ).
Weisiger. This will be one of the most attrac-
tive places in the bazaar. Among the many
pretty things for sale will be souvenir
glass containing an engraved picture Of the
Masonic Home. The famous billy goat when
figures in the tales OF Masonic initiation will
be on hand and he is said TO DO the largest
specimen in the State.
The nightly exhibition of Galatea in the
hall above the bazaar will also be IN charge OF
this booth.
Lodges Nos Q and 10 will have tobacco
booth. Mrs l.. l.. Bass and Mrs l.. Z.
Ecker will preside. All OF the decoration will
be made OF tobacco and the effect VIII be
very unique and attractive Coffee Will Oe
served at this booth. IL will occupy COM
handing position alone on the north side OF
the room.
The last booth 10 be mentioned is mag
nilcent center piece OF splendid proportions
under theauspices of the Shrine. Mrs. George
l.. Street Las this booth in charge The de-
coratons will be emblamatic of the Shrine.
The plan is elaborate. and the height above
the floor will be sixteen feet. Flowers will DO
the ruling traffic Of this commanding stand.
All Of these booth. including the designs
the materials and construction are the dOna-
tions Of liberal contributors.
Messrs. EdgertOn Rogers and II. i. Holmes
drew the designs and Mr. Holmes built the
candy booth Mr.. 4. G. Houston buittwo, Mr..
Burton one. shepperson Gibson one and
Mr.. Thomas another. Donations continue 30
come in rapidly. One OF the last was gift
of Arvonia. buckingham county. who deal in
the slate from the famous quarries OF that
county.