Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-19

the AteFoetseuss
Tns wasou,c fair wtli commeece - NE Temple
so-nIeht AZ 8 O'Clock, when 0rand-haster W.
liam n. Plca.suss, OF Hoilins Institute winos'
liver the opening address
IN, Crand-Iodss room, whero the baxass VII
take place, presented buey orono yessm3sys
a. TIE ladies we're mss!ux ssnts sins. Tss
decor.,sious ana booths are nov finished end ~ ~
han Ioks loyely. Everything Is IN perIecs t,ssc,
and the co,oring Of tho various atrsametn ~
ners. &c, makes . peauuLui e s4sS srsrr-
ful str,fcturo seventeen feet high, and arussio'
ally decorated In gold aid delicate unta
The candy. booth, which win be conducted I'M
der the auspices of ladies' representing Looses
Noe. and 40, viii ODER many t ,.ssons arti.
clea sold. hut on account Of tho fair meldens VIZ
win preeido there. Mrs. James A: 0rfge sr ~
Mr. Robert Macomber ure tho cnairmeo u ~
respective lodges sna .ney q s a a. alter.
mates. Among the other ladies who VII leu
their assistsn g hero are Nrr !. W. achinn,e ne
NrA Lewis Burwell, nrA John Adam, Mt ne,v.
Gray, Mrs. John / Boswell; s MN Gordon. Mrs.
Fitzhugh, Mrs. James n. Capcres Jr:. missss
Carrie Leftvich. Carrie Elicit. Ethol Stovet'
Constance Tinsiey, Eugene Gordon. LILY CsySo'
Carrie Gray, Alice buswei, ana NILS biniofo'
soIoxoss TEMPLE.
Lodges So and &c have charge OF "solomon =
Temple" beautiful ooo'n 1nis 70 nS sa.nenSrs
will DO sold by the ladies 10 charge mere. NE 's
II. L. Pelouze and Mr.. b. II. sheppersoa sae ~.
chairrnen, with the following as theL assistants '.
Mrs Leroy Brown, Mrs. Bertha Lovenstein' Mis.
Louis Bioomberg, MIRA Bottigneimef, Nils T,or ra
Loyenstein, Mics Aargie farxer, Mss a.
Pugh, Miss Rita Wagner, Mrs. Z. H. tuiiet. M. ,o
Jennie Peiouze, Miss Lulie Jones, MISS hn ~ y,
Frost and little Miss Sr .ossls'g.n & alter.
uate). Mrs. frank Burke, Miss Stella burr' M,s NE
Emma D,rbyshire, Miss Maud Blunt, MISS
blanche Binswanger, and Miss Bessie De'-
The booth representing Lodges 10 and 30 are
conducted by the following ladies: Mrs. Wiinau !,
II. Tatum and Mrs. William Hal! Crew, nssls.cu
by Mrs. John Z. Rose, Mira William Eliyson'
ars Norton sayage' a M,.'G Poe sep MRS e. e. Lam
Kin, MR.. Mercer, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Brannon,
Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Osterbind, Misses Hunter and
Jennie Ferguson, Carrie Bachelor, lizzie Jaeh.
son, and Irene BossleuS. ia anyna wis da,ly
paper, containing the programme ior 'no i"''
will be published.
THE FREE HOURS.
Prom 10 TO I2 o'clock persons win be allowed
TO visit the bazaar free Of cost The fatr WI "
kept open every night until III O'Clock, ana y.
zach day an attractive programme VIII Do ~
ranged. ~
The ladies are still receiving large numbers :,
donations from al parts Of the country. Mrs. =
ID. Hotchkiss is la receipt OF q check for ~
from Mr. Thomas j. Shryock, OF baltimore, an.
box Of fancy articles and past-commanae'
sword fronn Mr.. w. T.. Walker, OF Cincinnati. =
large Latrobe stove has been received from
Baltimore frrn, and II Is hoped that the puDh'
will buy 1t for tho home.
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE FAIR.
The news that Mrs. II. l.. Pelouze, one oil TN
most prominent fsir-workers and chair nan Q
the booth of Lodges Nos. 53 and rs, had beer
given as 900 for tho entertainment by promi
nent southern man IN New YORK created a gre,a
sensetion among the ladies az the tempie
They whispered among themselves that II TIM
was true the fair was an assured success VI
all sides Mira Pelouze was sought and interro
gated as 10 the nams OF the gracious donor
All the reply that the good lady would give wa,
that she had the money and would hhov
any one the bills-sixty OF the denomina.
tion OF 800 each-who would go to her home WIZ
her Late In the evening DISPATCH man caiie'
AZ Mrs. Pelouze's residence and asked her II th'
rumor was a correct enc, and with q pecuns
smile, she said AYES. viii show you the piiis
but there is no use, will Just tell you the IoAe
they are CIn.edeiate'