The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-07
THE MEMORIAL BAZAAR
THE ARRANGEMENTSF FOR THE COM
ING Event ALMOST COMPLETED.
The Ladies' of tho Various Tents Feel Con-
fdent That n Decided Success VIII
Crown Their Arduous Labors.

people with his inimitable description OF
the funny side OF the Confederate and
Yankee soldier life.
Mr.. d. c. Richardson recited two OF
Father Ryans beautiful poems. and Mr..
James G.. Harwood sung with fine spirit
the noted song, "Stonewall Jackson's
Way" and answered a hearty encore
with another war song
The stage was decorated with Confed-
crate flags and portraits Of Southern
heroes.
There will be a meeting OF all persons
interested In the Georgia tent at the
Third Presbyterian church. on Broad and
Twenty>sixth streets. this afternoon at
5 o'clock. 1t is hoped that each lady will
come prepared to pay for her badge. The
young ladies who will assist at the tent
are especially requested TO be present.
The final meeting Of the Kentucky
tent previous TO the opening OF the bazaar
was held at noon yesterday. at the home
Of Miss Harris, No 202 east Main street.
and the plans for the decoration ana
furnishing the tent decided upon. There
was a good attendance Of ladies, and
encouraging reports made. The recent
excursion to Williamsburg was reported
a great success and many grateful re-
ness Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
In furnishing the train and extending
other courtesies.
Mrs. J. TAYLOR Ellyson. OF the Virginia
tent. requests that all contributions for
the tent be sent 10 the ladies Of the com
rnittees to whom they were promised be-
fore Tuesday. Donations for the Nir-
GINA tent will also be received and ac-
knowledged If left at No. 10 east Frank
lin street
Mrs. ElIyson has received the following
donations for the Virginia tent: through
Miss Emily Glasgo: Mrs Leander Nc
Cormick. Chicago, S25; J. Allen Watts
Roanoke, Va. so; Mr. Willie Glasso'
Roanoke, Va, $3.50; Mr.. George Cuh.oP'
Georgetown. 1850; Major Barker >lO' MI
Humphreys. Philadelphia, s..
Miss Bessie Pace has received for the
Virginia tent a handsome satin sofa
inflow and other fancy articles from
Lord & TAYLOR. New York; one dozen
photographs Of Lillian Russell, sent by
herself: S25 from the proprietors OF the
Fifth-avenue Hotel. New York.
The ladies Of the South Carolina table
committed are most earnestly requested
N he present IT the last business meet
ing. at the residence OF Mrs. Lucy -.
Janney chairman. No III east Franhlll
street. to-day, April eth. at CLOCK
NJ. 10 make final arrangements. Inc Ioi-
lowing ladies are on TINS comm, &c..
Nre L. Janney chairman, Mrs trey
Sl,invith. Mrs Jackson Guy, Mrs. Amen
Nfaurv Mrs. s. w. Travers. Mrs. }. IS
Nfoore Mrs O. 4. Crenshaw. MIS-. -
Caekie Caben. Mrs. James T. Patterson
Mrs Frances d. Steger. Mrs. Hugh NJ
Tavlor. Mrs. Matte Paul Meyers Mt
| Q G Bosher. Mrs Basil Gwathmey , MI =.
Henry Maloncy. Miss Minnie CUA' - 90, ,9'
%euie Bovldn. Miss Douthat, MISS io-
rine Noting. Miss 8land 'lTrNe IL
~, Mcclure. Mrs John x. West MIS-
! uahort claiborne. Mrs. Frank McPuIe'
Ne Abbey Gwathmey. Mrs. clinton sou
90 Me- Kate :. VIM Mrs. Annie Key
"a, Me- Mary Foster, Miss Anne g
,po,,,lo, Miss Nellie Perrin, MISS ;. d.
| Doshco- Miss Moselle Apperson' Miss
| Connie Yancey. Miss Guillauihe, MioS
| A,nes Douthat. Miss Dooley. MISS graves iN
nd Miss Coker and Miss Lewis ol Dd'
| lingtOn. 6. c. 60 .,.,o have
IT, ladies' Of Pickett Camp VINO nave
IT. ne ',oeeseesion donations for the Mis-
fa.tori font are requested TO sehu lh'
49, h,, Tomorrow TO Mrs. J. f. STAINS
49,, chairman. at No. 4 east Gay street
"u' t,,ortant meeting Of the junior
,10iI,,yood Memorial Association VIII ~
Ia thie afternoon at 4 o'clock IN th'
iarge hall of the Young Men = Iis'ia !.
Association. when ful allei'ia ts :,
requested. The members are u SorI
bring in all donations loi '"V
tent on that occasion. , ,..,.o hoo,
n.y. following contributions have peer
~ 20 the South Carolina tent;
o. case Of shoes from Woodbury. Bros
- Mass. Levy & Davis, 800 toys
Breeden & Talley. one mirror -
~ ladies' Of the Maryland table hel'
rnoating Yesterday at noon at the resi-
donce ~ Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardlh' am
.be members Of the committee present 80
manv valuable and appreciated conf ipu
tions. Among them MIS-. 10Y O'l nhaol
,'orted that she had received checi
s 80. en- from the Fifth Maryland regiment
and the loan Of regimental nass Oh TIA
organization. 49, cbaol
e.oted that the officers Of the fltth' q
tho last meeting OF their ASSOCIATION
unanimously adopted resolution appro
rrio,ine $50 and the writer, Lieutehdh
Yates Pennington. secretary. TOOK sred
Measure in sending the check.
10 concluded as follows: ALLOW IT.
-. ~ ass,,re ,,o,, on behalf of the officers o
tho REGIMENT that they VIII ever re
member the kindptss and open-hande
boeni.ol,tv bestowed on them by the PEG
nle NJ Virginia on the occasion or thei
volt 10 your city at the ceremonies al
tending the unwilling Of the Lee moau
ment. and they are only too glad TO al
in some small degree so praiseworth
an undertaking as the memorial bazaar
The 5000 cash register presented IN
MARYLAND table will be ratified although
no tickets will be sold at the bazaar eX
cept by members Of the Maryland rom
mittee.
Mrs. Cowardin is also in receipt o
number Of beautiful mounted canoes
scarf-pins bracelets. etc, from North
| crn firm.
The ladies OF the bazaar wish 10 retur
thanks to the Old Dominion Steanshi
Company for the kind offer made Their
Yesterday that all freight shipped fror
Northern points on the company's steam
ers will be conveyed free Of expense MI
John f. Mayer kindly made the offer YES
terday. and 1t was gratefully accepted b
Mrs. HOtchkiss.
The chairmen OF the different tables wi
meet at the armory at noon on Saturday
DISCOURSE on "HORhCE"