The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-31
THE MEMORI4L BAzAAR.
Number of Generous Gifts-Letter From
Hon NJ Il eileY.


Through the kindness Ct Mr.. Samue'
REGISTER. Of this city. She following con-
tributions md generous expressions have
been received by one Of the young ladies'
Of the "Sclid South:
The Hudnut Company manufacturers
OF white corn goods. Terre Haute. Ind.
writes contributing to the Memorial Ba-
zaar five cases Of rolled or fake hominy,
and five cases Of breakfast hominy in
two ard fve-pound cartoons $50 pounds,
and in doirg so takes occasion TO use the
following patriotic language: we take
this opportunity TO wish the fair a grand
success. both socially and financially. and
now that the war is over, contributions
Of this character, and for similar pur-
poses. ought. we think. 10 be reciprocally
made between the South and the North,
and such acts upon the part Of each Will,
as much as anything else. tend to forever
remove any i'll effects Of the late trouble.
The American Starch Company, OF Co
iumbus, Ind, gives one case of sparkling
spray. large lump starch, and one case
Of table corn starch. They write. 1t is
our hope that the bazaar may prove very
successful and the ladies may gain the
end they have ia view"
The Armour Packing Company. Of Kan
sas City. Mo. send one case Of white
label pure LEAF lard in three pounds
buckets and two cases of white label
soups assorted quarts. and besides order
their advertisement to be put In the
Bazaar Journal They write; I'VE are
exceedingly happy 10 be able TO contribute
10 this worthy cause and shall be glad
II YOU will accept the goods mentioned,
and feel sure the bazaar will be an
eminent success"
Messrs. Joseph L. Friedman & Co, OF
Paducah. KY. contribute one barrel
"Elko county pure apple vinegar. and
request that YOU will accept the same
with their best wishes for the success OF
the deserving enterprise
Mr. REGISTER kindly offers TO keep these
goods in his warehouse and send up 10 the
bazaar in such quantities as the young
ladies may order 1t IS hoped that the
housekeepers in Richmond will 90 10 the
solid South" tent for groceries during
the bazaar They will get best goods at
very reasonable prices.
Nessrs. Pitldn 4 Brooks importers OF
fine china and glass, Of Chicago nave
sent TO the bazaar an exquisite Royal
Dresden vase. I'm white and gold. It is over
a foot high. the outlines pure and simple;
the handles formed Of twisted serpents'
arc most artistic The vase is from the
ROYAL Meissen factory Of Germany. The
donation was made through the Arkansas
tent.
4 member OF the committee has re-
coived the following letter dated Cairo
Egypt. March 9th.
"Circumstar ces over which I have no
control " will prevent my personal at
tendance at your bazaar on the 20
proximo Of which-hang this pen-l have
this moment. received notice.
The enclosed represents the amount or
ice-cream and fried oysters that J should
be happy 10 consume personally at your
table. whether at the bazaar or else
where and If yOr VIII hand II over 10
your present enlargement. he VIII convert
the nice clean paper into filthy lucre by
on, of those tricks Of legerdamain that
they call business" which Alex. DUMAS
fls. foreseeing this case. aptly DEFINED
'1'argent autrW" or largeut des
autries." / "disremember which, the
difference is simply between wholesale
ard retail.
Thanking you for the chance you have
given me to associate myself even In so
modest a degree with your good work
| am Yours, very faithfully
A. NJ. KELLEY.
Mrs. CARRIER urges all the children or
Richmond to come to the Young Mems
Christian Association on next "Wednesday
and see Jack" who Will have a letter
for each ctild.
The ladies Of the Kentucky tent held
meeting Yesterday AFTERNOON At O4ONN
al 202 east Main street.
The meeting was well attended ana con-
siderable interest was manifested The
principal business 20 be transacted was
the arrangements Of matters in refer
ence TO the excursion which Will be given
next Monday from Richmond TO VII
liamsburg for the benefit Of the Ken
lucky tent.
The arrangements are now complete.
and the excursion promises to be an en-
tovable one. The Polk Miller combina-
lion will give a musical entertainment In
Cameron Hall at Williamsburg Tor the
benefit Of the Kentucky table TO those
Tho have heard the songs. stories, &c,
~ polk Miiers combination II is need
less 20 say a word in It's favor.
After disposing of some routine matters
the meeting adjourned