Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-23
MEETING OF THE BAZAAR LADIES.
Colonel Jones Tender His services-aiu-
scum and Fortune Table.

scum and Fortune Table.
A meeting of the General Committee Of
the Memorial Bazaar was held yesterday
at noon at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation, with Mrs. T.. u. Hotchkiss, the
president. in the chair. Colonel Henry {.
Jones. the cOrnmandant of the First VIZ
ginia Regiment, offered 10 assist the ladies
in n way that he was able and suggested
q conference with the president, SO that
practical results might follow.
A letter from Arkansas asking 70 rave
the bazaar paper. The Od Conlededie,
mailed 10 that State during the fair was
submitted. The ladies agreed to send IL
outside Of the city whenever II was want
ed. Mrs. Henry Taylor will have charge
of the journal. and among other articles 1t
Will contain contributions from Bishop
/ Randolph and Mr. Carlton Mccarthy.
Miss Isabel Maury was elected chairman
ot the museum department of the bazaar.
She will have efficient aid. THIS depart
ment will constitute one OF the most
pleasing features of the fair.
The cloak-Toom will be IN charge OF Mrs.
Lynch, with Mrs. Corbin Jackson as alter
nate.
x TILL YOUR FORTUNE.
Fortunes Will be told at the Alabama
tent. The committee associated with this
booth reported that the children's
lemon party given last Saturday met with
great success, a large portion of which was
due 10 Mrs. II. W. Moesta, and TO Mr..
Peter Burke, Of the Third Market. who
lent material aid by their contributions.
Thanks were rendered both of these per-
sons and acknowledgements were made to
Mr. ID. II. Anderson. of New York. for hls
contribution Of a handsome photograph
Of the Confederate generals. and TO MessTs.
A. Cohen d Co. for framing the picture.
The Young ladies who are to assist at the
Alabama table Will meet at the residence
of Miss Mary Morris Jones on Saturday
afternoon st . o'clock.
Mrs. Hotchkiss - in receipt of q cOntri-
button Of Sl0 from Colonel A. L. Owen, OF
Mississippi. and a like amount from Mr..
BenJaiUln Brice, Of the same state.
Donations FRoM TENNESSEE.
Mrs. n. V. Randolph. chairman of the
Tennessee table, has received the most en-
cOuragiug letter from Mrs. George L. Fry.
| saying that she will send nan useful
! articles from Chattanooga and relies from
! Lookout Mountain. ChIckamauga, Gnd
! MissiOnary-Ridge battle-helds. She also
saws: - have worked very hard to OBJ
tain donations to the Tennessee table, but
times are hard. money scarce, and business
dull; but keep q good heart-yOu Will GER
talnly have a variety of things
A letter from IL. Is. SplllElan. vice.
president Of the Confederate Historical!
/ Association OF Memphis, says:
" Enclosei plea SO 1nd proceedings OF oar as'
e~ociatiOu meeting last night. ! regret our
poverty, Otherwise ! would have suggested a
larger amount foc the Tennessee table. Low
ever, | think there Will be individual donations
from our membcrship which will be sent you in
due season. / attended l. meeting OF the Ladies
Memorial Association Oh Yesterday nj the resi-
! dcnce Of Mr.. Anderson, and every enors Il
being made % advance the Tennessee liable.
| The $50 VIII De sent you at Once should you DC
sire 1t, either IN money or by New York draft.
Ms test wishes ere with you, and beng n VIZ
ginian and once a resident OF your city, you have
the right to expect something at my hands
Mrs. Mary Macpilrs gift to the Memo
rial Bazaar was I'm loving memory OF my
husband, DR.. Charles Niacglll, who was
born IN Baltimore April II, 1906"
Mrs. Henry Rosenberg's gift was In
loving memory of nv brother. William ID.
Macglll, who was born III Iiagerstown,
| Md. January &c. 1885"
The ladies Interested in the Tennessee
table at the coming bazaar will meet al
| Lce-Camp Hall this afternoon at 4 O'clock,
| The ladies of the Kentucky table will
meet at 201 east Nam street to-day ut noon,
| The Junior members of the committee vii
meet at the same place friday AZ . I. Nj.