Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
THE BAZAAR is OVER.
WEATHER, GUT PLEASANT Ex-
e'' rRclssS MARK ITS CLOSE.
..,,v Celebration of the Ladies'
us,i,uooh As.ocIet'on-rhoso Who
Won the prises.

. marked BY degree of enthusiasm
,n.ulr cvinced the fact that the
.-,,,l IN attendance came not merely
BASS away their idle hours, but to do
3D.. Che memory of . cause which Is
1..f o. southern hearts. 49,,
~ ....f evening entertainment. which
'.',..fel amusement for the hob, ines
JOS 49,. Dir. was abandoned, and in its
Great maes-fnccbng OF tne Hollv-
Memorial ASSOCIATION was held at
Hail. Yesterday was the aunlver-
,.e organization OF the association
-' r.tlrriug therefore had a double
.r.e as II served both Is n Jind'e
. f..aar Gad a. the annual meeting
.-t.. aiies.
rapA FINE CROWD.
r..l.Iii IN which the crowd assembled
...i 10 IT'S utmost capacity. The
.,...t. were occupied hy the ladies OF
.twuai and ' Junior Association,
- ft. cray.cOatct veterans Of Lee
..t.-f comps. while the rear portion
....r...I was packed with a reprcsen-
. .1I!cucc OF citizens. The hand
sd. of the Ashby Light Horse,
..,tl.r.. a4d Blues. clad IN their pretty
.,.s, uniforms. acted az ushers and
.. Material assistance IN seating the
The following were the dctRch-
....r who performed this duty Ashhy
. Nur>.-S rgeant J. W. Lockwood, |
f. Cory0ul Il. X. Harrison. Corporal
~ George Cooke. and Private
--a G. MIgood. HowitZers--CO rpo-
IS. N. MYERS, Pnyates w. /:
lH..-. g. t. Richardson, II. y. Page, aud
Mason Nchmond Lght-lnfautTy
Fee.. Iryate {. T. Kohlsr.
Ire splendid band OF the Richmond
r-rt Infantry Biues furnished music tor
.- OCCASION, and the southern airs they
..t.l ono for each State of the Con-
l..-.. added no little 20 the enthusl-
...i d.. .l' at the occasion. Mayor Ely
.... sided over the meeting and those
occupied seats on the TOstrum were
f..r Jusrpl BRYAN aud Colonel w. l.. Cut
.N when The gathering was nrst caliedto
.-I., the chairman presented MIR. BRYAN,
a.. read the annual report Of the Holly |
gl Memorial Association. This paper
.-,'y skctched the work of the oreaniza-
~ aariA.. the past year. The association
,via.a membership Of 2i3. Recently
... hive erected q speakers stand and
f.LiDu-c 40 Hollywood and within Tie
ls.' year Tho Junior Association has been
5lcaa1ed.
ADDBTss BY III. SMITH.
Whom the reading Of the report was
.7.,.I Manor Ellyson gracefully intro
s...i tlr orator of the evening, Rev. DR..
....- g. smith. who was chaplain on the
..a ., "Stonewall Jackson.
.rr speaker said Il was priceless honor that
t...r D.irc seen % private soldier Of the Con-
FL. -.-. grly. Perhaps 10 was the alarm and
.rlstn.: .rc- Of The "Pavnee sunday that
.-..ly made him an enlisted soldier OF the
..-...I4 troops. Great rs ~ was 70 have known |
...t..uc ot rue great men whose naInes are
-I.! urlyug fame, o. was greater prlyi- |
..... lase SHOWN a. well th8t splendid body
v..- -a-u wh0 fiilei the RANK aud, unknown
r....-...ll fame. laid down their lives on the
i.-i $3.50 O. Randolph Fairfaz, who fought at
f. r...t kerusfuwu and died on The Geld Of
.c...'f fsIurr. and 90 a nemCless hero who
.s-f. lrl0 40 Gettysburg.
I.v.- great privilege 10 have liye1 in such
.3 Di struggle aud telt the moving OF slcn
...- rs-s ons; to have known such splendid
..-,- gud o. have followed such superb
..I... be We has. iio thought those who sur
t..t should Do better mon; stronger ana
t..r against every cyl, ana more,ambluOus
a..Is Tor oil things riCht and true. surely |
... great hope tor the boys nni girls that
.',fatlrc - Virginia ana tue South, and
..ni up 10 character 20 pure, unse'0sh and
ls lCe ana Jackson ana AlOoTt sidney |
--for. ard were tLrilei by the stores 81 |
SAINT aui Ashuy aui Pelham. Tue children oi |
r.ucl VINO uursed tho sick aud sucrorCd |
.. Wounded and buried the dead "a Richmond |
% Virginia could not lie unworthy 10 all things |
.. ana good.
.o rrioTr % the Iibby-llm monument and !
'. Davis Museum, ana concluded with a beau |
..l. auu-iou 20 hollywood and 70 tho memorial |
' H. soldiers winch stands IN the cometsTy.
souR GOOD SINGING
AZ The conclus,1u OF tho address, which was
rondiG effort. ne following gentlemen, under
.. .elI"-sa.p 20 NJ Tony Aiiler, sang several
...ia f,r..e songs: Messf-. Benjamin Brock
,.,lru4cb. tuut bui,On, Walter Watkins.
.rrk Walker, Robot Harrison. Frank Gun
iurn4u. aud james b. Po.niexter.
.t.aa geutomen sung "Juet Before tho Rat
t. NH'her" Take SIC Home and down IN !
90 enfield" with charming effect. Mayor |
..-.4 rral a very CORDIAL invitation from tho
..... OakWo0d Association 20 the hollywood |
t,r.s tleD go paruc. pate IL tho exercises at /
ts.v 90 next ldesdsy
Fees r,iorc tho meeting Close1 the band play
t.rt -lI lang Syne.' and the audience TONED 10
t.-ag 'he sweet, Old-time melody.
THE FINAL VOTES.
.,e0i no principal features Of tho bazaar last
i.-. ni. rae voting contests, which created tho |
.l1feiucui among the contestants. The |
t.-' rfle SUIT a. clothes voted az tho Texas |
....f. tie most popular TalrOad-mau caused |
.rer.it.4t rush around tbs bal 0i-Oox. The |
..l jle contestants piled IN their votes by
.H. 90 tae last moment. and the compet-
....e hV.lI'st evor seen at the fair Mr.. |
o.. DID, fHff- TIE Popular passenger agent |
CO.. .-.-apHlke Hnc Ohio railway, came IN
r.t. fU hi- opponents WITH H.1Ol votes,
r-.. t-. i.lN &. Hancock followed 80 ,oud with
..f Mr h. T. Brock tuird with 300. Ia
f. 80 votes vera east FOR the ra'lrOad-mcn,
t...- ..li-s VIII reai1e nearly $500 of the
t..I' 'lr,
..a .,.tement over The bicycle n the Viz
B.. t.., vas almost as great az That created
t-. .-.at men. Mr. Watt Eilyson captured
... .a.ser Lirnt Guard carried OF the beau
.. Pa, TIE Oid Dominion table with $50
wing is list Of tho other lucky indi-
Na. .r. w-rr either voted or won prizes:
.--.. .-.I.ua 1able-Captaiu John A. Hutch
sa sueli pan, aud Air. W. G. stanard'
l. % liIe.
..a Ilt.c-Co!ouel H. c. Jones, a screen:
Valentine a set Of cups and saucers:
%. -... "a clDrA. The person VINO won the
aru le can procure ihe same by
.t. DO '.- otIce OF the {. r. sauer Company.
.4Ho-Miss Mary Iaskef, soid-sil-
l.ts.l Iare-Mrs. W. :. Forbes. doll;
a. Warren, a wnito-and gold table; Mrs.
t.-f a. r. cameo iocket; Miss Irene Lang
l... Marx foidue-chair. Tho ladies' are
tt..... ttrl 90 Colonel II. ;. Price, the agent
r4Luiarturing the chair, Tor eIhib-
rs '- N.r,ilg- 20 The pubic. Tie cash-regls-
| 5 ilis committee will not DO voted
49, -..' I4ae l,t.
rn. Il.akiss, the efficient president Of
a.i.-. "hl has lsbored 70 faithfully 10
| r.- 'te 'lr o. success, was presented last
. .I .rr lsi.-- Of The different tents with an
| .....- -.f u, hand painted china, valued at
. ... atcs boar the coats-0i-arms OF the
'.- >.4..s o. Tue Contederacy. Those
virginia and Arkansas were
i+ A.. Sc1gWlck, talented artist oil
n .r.uk Cunningham was tho recipi-
.l.'ll gpid-hefded cane, which Was
tlu through the Missouri iacie by
t.' bazaar.
. 'lur- % the Solid-Souih booth
-ei Nh Kennedy Palmer, who de-
..4r Plus Tor them, with an OK
| TO tsige representing the same DO
| ..r Orler ~ the sytffcHW pms Is OK
-..irr iu about ten days.
| .t- ar missed from the Florida table
.'slt or tuesday nOrniLg dainty
frhclrn donated 10 Mrs ,. ". CARRIER
a, Donovan. o. New Ork. II repre-
-.lli sketch. ono OF tEO trees proini-
il-"Ffound framed 10 narrow white
it. adde's o. tho Florida Table VIII be
any lle who can give any Informs
.~i1rr
D. ..,oe- ~ The bazaar wish 70 thank
| b. hoaendorf, OF The southern Rub
| company, for his generous donations
| $685. .4Wis 20 each tent.
WHAT THEY MADK
'-' i;ue doubt that the ladies' viii |
81. faf $4,000 by the bazaar, and con-
Iiii0us snJw that these figures 1
tt.t upon, whue possibly the net pronts
I.@1rE oi the various booths viii DO
.I today az 4 o'clock.
Who have lent, not donated, their
A. museum, will please call for them
w. iu toe gallery Of Confederate
~ Del~cou th0 hours OF 10 A. NJ. ana