The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-26
under the direction Of a distinguished

under the direction OF a distinguished
artist OF this city.
TOT 'he Alabama evening Of the Ba-
S''ar IL has been arranged to have two
.'u'at's from Hampton come up and do
'''e iortune-telling, While they will have
noHy indian curiosities from Geronimo's
'r,oe OF Apaches i'm Alabama for sale.
Mfs' George II. Stacy held most sat
isiactory meeting OF her Missouri help
eis at her home on Friday morning. The
uohatonS are coming In in large numbers.
A'hough this department: has been the
last one TO organize. the ladies hope to
make great success OF IL. They will
hereafter meet every Friday morning at
IL o'clock at No. f0i east Franklin street
The ladies OF the Texas department
are rapidly making all their arrange
ments, and are advertising the enter
prise well among the residents OF the
Lone Star state. The leading papers are
kept informed each week, and chairmen
are being appointed as quickly as suitable
nai1Ss can be obtained from the various
town, and very shortly a large number
viii be I'm cooperation with this end OF
the line
The ladies OF the South Carolina COM
mittee will hold called meeting to-mor-
row at | y. NJ. at 3ls east Main street
10 transact important business. A full
attendance Is earnestly requested. Com
mittees have been formed in all the prin-
cipal cities In that State. and most en-
couraging letters have been received from
various places.
Mr.. !. w. Heddon. OF Cassville. Ga.
has promised to contribute some valua-
bic relics.
The committee Of the Arkansas depart
ment will have a game Of Living Whist"
for the benefit OF the Arkansas fund Of
the Memorial Bazaar. The game VIII be
PLAYED by four OF Richmond's expert
whist players, and the cards Will be rep
resented by forty-four young ladies and
eight young gentlemen. The entertain
ment will be given on April th. and II
will no doubt draw a large crowd. Mrs.
stephen Putney is chairman of the Arkan-
SITS tent.
All the ladies' OF the Florida depart
mont are requested to be at the Young
Mems Christian Association next We'd
nesday at noon. At the close OF the
general meeting that committee will hold
a conference to receive reports In regard
TO the work done during the past week.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation held its regular meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association yes
terday afternoon. and great deal OF in
teresting business was transacted In con-
necuon with the Bazaar. The members
of the organization will meet again next
Wednesday afternoon AT 4 ClOCh dt No'
800 south Fourth street.
The young ladies have taken charge or
the removal of about twenty Dodies OF
Confederate dead from the vicinity OF
Chester. in Chesterfield. They win be In
TERED on Gettysburg Hill, In Hollywood,
before Memorial day.
Some Of the young men OF the orgahlza-
ton expect to arrange for minstrel
show to be given for the benefit OF the
Bazaar
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett camp
will hold a meeting at the hall OF the
camp. No. 81 north Fifth street, to-mor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. A fun at
tendance Of the ladies interested In the
Mississippi tent is earnestly desired.
DR.. John Allen Wyeth. OF New YORK.
proposes to send to the museum MS
work "Reconections Of Prison Lie In
Camp Morgan. Johnson's Island ana
other Federal prisoners as his contrlou-
ton.
The Bazaar paper. 1.-The Old Confeder-
ate" which will contain the daily pro-
pramme of the Bazaar besides great
deal Of interesting reading matter, VIII
be mailed to numerous points throughout
the Southern States. besides being dis-
tributed at the depots. hotels and other
public places.