Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
IHE FAIR lASI NIGH.
More Attention Given tho Auction ana
Toting-To-Day's Programme.

The large audience which filed the
Temple last night paid most OF its atten-
ton 70 the auctioning and voting after the
regular programme bad been rendered.
No inr "a the attendance Is concerned; me ha-
sonic Fair has been sat snccess- The large
crowds which hayo iockcd to the entertainments
have been liberal "a 10 purchasing ana voting,
but these Gestures have been secondary. ~
looks n 1, people go 10 mingio In the crowd see
and be seen.
The programme las, night embraced piano
duct by Misses Florsheim. Z" the Little Nunin
Man. which Ia so conspicrously partl.ipat.l IN
by Loui. Kaufman. n recitation by Miss Heien
Thalhimer, tho wreath dance ny dlHses Liiy
schwarzschild, Lily Wise, and Master Lso WISE:
In the afternoon the entertainment ccnsisteu OF
An Hour with Mother Goose aud recitation
by Miss Rosa Held.
The ladies' OF Alexandria have sent contri-
button OF $500 10 the fair, and Union Royal Arch
Chapter, No. =, OF stanton, sent 500 TO inc Ia
die- to-day.
At the meeting of Lodges No 10 and 81
Wednesday night at the suggestion OF Mr. H. l.
August. a Sufficient amount OF money was col
lectei from the Mssons present 70 purchase tne
sulky for sale az tho fair. IL 10 20 De presenter
70 DR.. Leftvich. OF Henriro, Who though noi
Mason, has attended the inmates OF the home
free Of charge.
To-day il dedicated TO the shriners, and the
special attractions nj the fair this afternoon VIII
be p pianoduet By the Misses Florshem. a reci-
ta;lon by Mas Nable Cole. of Norfolk, and
fancy drill by the boys OF the Male orphan
asylum.
Tonight the programme will consist OF n
piano duet By Misses Coppie Clements and Mag
gle Donald. and the pretty cantata, " Fioras res-
tiyaL"
TIRE HowIrZER BANDS MUSIC.
Among those who should receive special COM
incubation for their AID % the fair are the Nom
bcrs Of the HoWitZer Band. which Organization
has discoursed music for the entertainment OF
the crowds every night. The band has received
no compensation Whatever, the ladies in charge
only providing the actual expenses incurred by
the musicians In attending. TINS l. a young
musical organization. having been fOrmod aOOut
two years ego and " has made remarkable pro-
gress. and now renders class OF music when
reiie- great credit upon The members az Wen
a. Eleases and delights the hearers.
The band is composed OF tao following gentle
men, al Of whom appear ut the Temple in their
prot ty new uniforms every evening; Messrs. W.
A. Dlckerson, captain: 4. F. Hawk. leader
Ter, Harry Noeeler, Charlie Hawk. John Doitrich,
William Hoeniuger, 4. A. JOehenng MarceloIs
Joehening, john Joehening, Thomas Bell, Z. l..
Willis, Richard Spraggin, William spraggin, 1.
7. Nl.kOls, Gus. Ellis, aud William cite.
10 CLOSE SATURDAY NIGHT
Tho bazaar proper will close Saturday night
On Monday the bazaar VII be opened at Z
p. n. for The salo II fancy articles, ETC., but
there win be no performance.
On 1ues1ay tbc last day the baZnar viii be
articles, there VIII be a luli programme Of music,
dancing, etc.
Mrs ". r. Richardson and her associates VIII
serve refreshments both nights In the banquet
hail. Gaatea and King SoIOmOn's Temple VIII
also DO on exhibition.