The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18
WORK OF NOBLE WOMEN
THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE b.
EAR ALMOST COMPLETE.
Several Committees Met and Transacted
Considerable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In the Interest Of the Bazaar.

Lee Camp held its regular weekly meet
ing Jast evening, and transacted the
usual routine business. The only features
OF interest were matters which referred
in the regimental armory on April 18th.
The committee Of the Camp appointed
TO assist the ladies OF the Bazaar re-
ported through Captain David A. Brown.
persons interested in the enterprise.
Among them was the sum OF sixteen dol
lars, donated by Comrade L. Fewell. a
member OF Lee Comp, now and for sew
eral years past a resident OF Santa Fe.
New Mexico, and the sum OF twenty dol
lars from General Leroy Stafford Camp.
No. 3. United Confederate Veterans, OF
Shreveport, La.
The ladies' Of the South Carolina tent
met yesterday afternoon at No. 3l6 east
Main street, and transacted a good deal
Of routine business
The ladies OF the Virginia department
will hold a meeting in the parlors Of the
Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon at o'clock.
The ladies' Of the Texas tent wish TO
acknowledge. with thanks. contributions
from the following friends Of the noble
cause: Mr.. Beale. OF Price & Co; Schmidt
& Co, Woodward and Lothrop. Mr..
Straus. Of Cohen Il Co; Peatross, OF
Ford &, Peatross; Mr.. Craig, Mr.. cheif.
Of Cabell & Chelf: Miss Eta Palmer,
No. q west Marshall; Mrs. Charles Keim,
OF Baltimore, and Mrs. Peter H. Mayo.
Very few merchants here have been APP
piled to by the Texas committee, as II
was well known how much they are called
upon TO give TO all charities. and how
very liberal they have always been.
The children's fancy ball. gotten up
under the AUSPICES Of the ladies OF the
Texas tent, will take place at the armory,
on Seventh and Marshall. Monday, April
Cd. Miss Tnaw has kindly offered TO
rehearse the children for several fancy
dances. among them the mlnuet. There
viii he a Grand march. i'm which all chill
dren attending the ball are invited 10
take part. The Blues Band have given
thoir music for the occasion. Some light
refreshments will be served during the
evenine. without extra charge Tickets
are on sale now at the moderate price
of TWENTY-FIVE cents. which includes all
grown people and children; nurses VIII
also be allowed at the same price. Inc
hours for the ball will be from TO ~
o'clock and the ladies hope TO nave
from five TO six hundred children be
sides the older people. who can ENJOY
looking on at so beautiful sight
An ENJOYABLE concert was gwen at tne
Young Mems Christian Association mn
laet evening for the benefit OF the MIS-
'.,'ri ,abIe of the Confederate Memorial
pazaar The very inclement weather
kent many from attending, but those
nresent were appreciative. and the many
evccrent numbers were literally applaud
ed s
Mrs J. II. Knowles. Jr., was detained
at home by the illness of her husband.
The programme. as originally INTENDED
20 Dart Con suia Waltz" Rennlng).
ola Dominion symphony club.
baritone Solo. THE Smuggler' cam
ranD. Mr. r. r. Cloves.
Vocal Duet, Land Of the Swallows
(AfassinD. Mrs. J. il. Knowles AMI Mt.
Cunningham.
saprano Solo. Thou Art Mine" (Myer-
lIolmund. Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt.
Xvlophon Solo (selccted). Mrs. 5. X.
CroWder. ., %.
Tenor Solo. II Am Waiting (Birch)'
Mr.. Frank " Cunningham.
COwfTaliO 500. An. 10 ANN'''
0Iawl,y). Mrs. j. II. Knowles.
"Nephisto Revels' FausD, Old Do
minion symphony club.
ptrt U.-"TambOurine Drill Accom-
ranist. Professor Jacob Reinhardt.
The tam5ourine drill was participated IN
by twelve young ladies' who. oy their
lovcliness and grace, attracted very gen
cral attention. Between parts first ana
seconI. that delightful bon-bon, home
made candy. was sold TO the audience.
and purchased literally by the young
men. whose fancy in sprlngtime turn TO
thoagnts Of love.
A Childrcn's Lemon Party will be given
al Mrs. brakes, S25 west Grace street,
This afternoon. from to 7. by the Ala
hama committee Of the Bazaar. This
message is sent 10 all the children in
town.
A little feast for you IS spread,
And there a puzzle 10 be read,
A bit Of fairy land you'll see,
4 magic laden lemon tree,
Behold. a well Is in its shade,
Whose waters taste OF lemonade.
All this for fifteen cents-the fee
or entrance-you shall surely see,
And Alabama's booth shall show
How far the children's aid can go;
How each small Soutf ern heart Is bent
To raise the Soldiers Monument.