The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-12


nor Mansion. II will require a few
SnSNeis &c purchase st. though.
Inc virginia booth Is quite a pretty
"ae' nut would present more artistic
t"tcf II II were not so completely coy
treo with fancy bric-a-brac. The tent.
however, Is very attractive In design, as
vel as IN It's harmony Of colcrs. which
arc white and dark blue. There are u
number OF quaint curios exhibited here,
az" the committee have overlooked moth
ing 10 make the general effect pecu-
Marty happy one. Pretty Confederate
souvenir spoons, with monument in bowl,
oates 1851 and 1865" are on sale
me big barrel OF cider makes sugges-
i've additions TO the Texas booth. which
is gem in its way. A large lone star
near the top. each point beautiied with a
Texas fag and a large frame below. in
W ich are the photos OF the Democratic
appearance TO the whole.
A brilliant effect is that Of the Mary
lend booth. which attracts At ,ntion from
every direction. The colors are yellow
ana black and a number Of flags add
special uriqueness TO the tent.
The center Of gravitation IS the Solid
south tent. which is as attractive In APP
poarance as the levy Of society girls who
sell the dainties inside The booth Is in
Son shfIe, the top tapering 10 a point.
Around The tent are placed IN prominent
letters the names Of the Southern States.
Tho prevailing color is red. or course
everybody wants 10 buy one Of those
dainty little scarf pins which. are sold by
the Solid South committee. but the SOU
vcnirs are limited. and only few more
ere to be nad. large variety of pretty
trihes will he disposed Of at this booth.
would q % .tc or 40
men not TO crowd so thickly around the
tent, lest the fair inmates find it impos-
sibe TO get a breathing spell.
on TIE left Of the RAN a large space is
set aside for n restaurant. The place is
inclosed b. army guns serving the pur-
pose of palings end i'm this department
everything for The refreshmcnt of the
and wei selected. and you cen order
almost anything you wish An attrac-
tive list Of walters do the hOn)rs for their
hungry friends. and everything is ar
ranged in the best Of shape.
The gallery has teen utilized as n
museum OF Confederate relies. This is
one Of the most attractive features Of
the Bazaar There is here to he seen Il
great variety Of relics and curiOs which
prove of t., highest interest to those
interested in Southern history. II is. IN
deed a treat 10 visit this department.
and no one should miss seeing the nu-
merous articles Of interest on exhibition
there.
The ladies who will give their time
10 the restaurant had 10 work very hard
yesterday 10 get everything in good
shape Provisions came in in good guam
tity, but had TO be assorted and
slowed away for future reference. Some
trouble was caused in the Sitche1 for
a mischeviCus stove-pipe almost turned
the room into a smoke-house.
Miss Minnie Baughman felt very happy,
for she received a nne assortment OF
choice crats from the Tidewater district,
and she informed her colleagues that her
potatoes had shown up all right Miss
Baughman expects great -hings from the
restaurant, and is prepared to make
merry. She gave orders yesterday 10
have a fattened calf killed. which had
been sent her by some patriot in New
Jersey.
The following ladies have been ap-
pointed cashiers for the restaurant: Mrs.
William 5. Robertson. alternate Mrs
William II. Tyler: MIS-. II. b. Fitzhugh.
alternate Mrs. James II. Capers. Jr
Some people have the erroneous idea
that the prices charged at the restaurant
Will be too high, while II Is matter OF
fact that there is no place to be found
ia this city where meals better in quality
can be obtained at a smaller expense.
1t IS the intention Of the ladies to serve
a complete dinner every day 10 business
men and others for the sum Of fifty
cents and in the evening meals Will be
served at the following rates: Mock-tur-
tie soup l0c.; cold ham, lOc.; beef tongue,
lOc.; deviled crabs. 10c. croquettes, each,
Sc. chicken salad. 25c.; fried oysters,
three for 10c.; stewed oysters. 1Oc.; half
spring chicken, --; sweet breads, SOc.;
ID ,tl,
stuffed ergs. 1Oc.; roast beef, 1Oc.; beef
steak. 2jc.; veal outlets. lOc.; lamb chops.
loo: baked tomatoes. &C; spinach, &c. 4;
macarom Sc; Irish potatoes, a.; aspar-
agQs, -; tea, bread and butter l5c. ;
coffee bread and butter, 15c. chocolate,
bread and butter, loo; bouillon, 1Oc.;
sailed almonds, lOc.; fruit snow balls,
l5c.; plain cake, lOc.; jelly cake, lOc.
sponge cake, &C; ice cream, 15c; straw
There is one thing which the ladies are
very DESTROYS to have the public under
stand. They wish everybody TO eat as
much as possible and as rapidly as the
activity Of their Jaws will admit, in order
to clear out and make room for other
hungry ones.
The following is a complete list Of all
the ladies' who Will be found at Fort
Augustine ready to dispose Of the articles
sent to the Florida tent: Mrs. l.. c. Dan
iel. acting chairman for Mrs. A. W. Gar
Der: Mrs A. W. Archer. Mrs. George
Watt. Mrs. James Marshall, Mrs. William
T. Robins, Mrs James Baylor, Mrs.
Robert Chamberlayne. Mrs. Harry Tabb,
Mrs T.. r. Robinson. Mrs. Preston Cooke,
Mrs. r A. Patterson Mrs. Fanny Boy
kin. Miss Lou Knox. Mrs. Mamie Archer,
Miss Ellen Jones, Miss Sallie Cooke, Miss
Mary Crenshaw, Miss Mary Boykin, Miss
Ellen Glasgow. Miss Lizzie Patterson,
Miss Adele Archer. Miss Marion Robins,
Miss Bertha Randolph Miss Bessie
Fauntlcroy. Miss Mamie Gillian, Miss
Marion Meade, Miss Stanley Adkins, Miss
Mary Hayes. Miss Emile Cary, Miss
Sollie Talbot. Miss Maude Stokes and
Miss Mabel Todd
The following ladies will work at the
North Carolina tent: Mesdames T. r..
Jeffress, W. j. Whitehurst, Duval Exall,
f. T. BroadnaX. Theo. Whitfield. c. r..
Wingo, c. a. Minor. J. A. Grigg, w. j.
Blunt. c. Jenkins. w. G.. Miller. Thomas
McNIahon. n. A. Gregory, Myers. Roberts,
W s. Forbes Egbert Leigh. J. Nj.
TAYLOR W. y. Gay. W. y. Han
cock. Z. Millhiser. T. Darlington,
Thomas Neal. Misses Matte Clark
Danville; Belle Cunningham, North Car
olna: Connie S. Jones. North Carolina;
Mary Grier North Carolina; Mary Pace,
Ia willie: Genie Williams. North Carolina
Mary Frayser. Mary Yancey, Mary Berry
Bessie Berry. Jennie Larus, Mary Hunt,
Freddy. Ashly Miller, Minnie Mcmahon,
Efiie and Lucille Gregory. Mary Meyers.
Lily Cayce. Adele Tyler. Mary Gregory
Imogen Myers. Bessie Wright Nellie
Tree Emma Whitfield. Annie Scales
Ifov8 RaSs and BfrdsOng