The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-03

been attempted in this city than this
which looks 10 the provision OF rest and
recreation for them.
Many of the most attractive OF the So
cial fayorites have ieHt their efforts 20 i,
and the fact that the superintendent Of
many OF the departments or the Fair
viii devolve upon them, VIII insure On ad-
ded interest.
AT the fancy work table, Miss Louise
Quares will preside and assisting her
VIII be Misses Mamie Baughman, Maude
Kent Meade BurweH Helen Lee, Emily
Cary and Ray Eilerson.
The flowers VIII be in charge Of Miss
Stanley Atkins, who win count among her
assistants Misses Mary Meade, Annie
Gray Nary Darlington. Evie Walker, lie
ia Gray, Mamie EHys2n, Louise Brander,
Eyie Blankenship. Mary Rogers and Alice
Tinsley.
The candy viii be Ia charge Of Misses
Ellen Clarke and Annie Gray, assisted by
Misses Theresa Bargamin, Fanny Nc
CURE, Nina Randolph, Julia Lee, Sallie
Talbot, Mary Lewis, Mary and Elizabeth
Hayes, Helen and Lucy Quaries, Rachel
and Halle Cooke.
Miss Nellie Perrin win have as her corps
OF assistants Misses Jennie Jennings, Ju-
lia Morton. Helen Lee. Ida Bargamin,
Louise Mayo. Mary Mcclure Grace Smith
and others.
Contributions Of fancy work. etc, or OF
eatables for the restaurant, are very
earnestly solicited. The ladies in charge
OF the 'Fair and Festival" are in feadi-
ness 10 receive them at 600 east Grace
street
The second Of the series Of 'silver teas"
10 be given during the winter by the La
dies Societies Of Grace Episcopal Church,
Will take place at the residence Of Mrs.
Caldwell Sos west Grace street on the
afternoon Of Tuesday, December 9th.
II this second tea Of the series proves
as thorough financial and social success
as ala the first, 1t will assuredly leave the
ladies' nothing TO desire.
On the occasion OF the first. nearly all
the buds and blossoms Of society dropped
in; most Of the masculine favorites did
the same: and large numbers OF tired bus
mess men found themselves fully repaid
for halt on the hOmeward walk at Mrs.
Clay Grewry's.
piece Of silyer-be it dime. quarter,
half or even a whole dollar,-can be given
at the door.
As announced In yesterdays issue. the
'lule-Iide Fair and Festival" will be
under the management Of Mrs. George
\. Barksdale assisted by Miss Grace r..
Arents and Mrs. d. n. Walker.
The voting for the four large dolls
IS progressing actively, and little Misses
Margaret Mcclure. Camilla Wexford,
Netue Tanner, and Leila Stuart Goode
are prominent candidates, as indicated
by the votes already In.
| During the continuance Of the Fair,
!, luncheon will be served from II VI. TO
i. NJ, and during those hours all
sorts Of delectables viii be procurable.
There will be no charge for admission
10 the Fair during the day. but after
p. NJ. the very modest sum or 10
cents will be exaeted.
The young ladies Of the Entertain
ment Committee" promise delightful
programme, and. indeed, the attractions
offered together with the worthy object
In behalf OF which they are enlisted,
guarantee the public interest.
Among the more prominent private en-
tertainments OF this ensuing week IL
n tea and reception 10 be given by Miss
Leila Tatum, Invitations TO which are
already out.
MIR. Hampson Gary. Of the University,
Is visiting friends In Richmond.