The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-18

49, nJrs r. A. butcher. Boston; Ut.
Do" r. F,ower. Boston; Robert Gates,
Nrsunhis Tenn: Ro. N. Northern, Miss
Add,s Moves, Brooklyn; Mrs. ION o"en',
Tom Evers. r. Fl. White Hampton va, ;
Edwin L. Wilson, Bunaio, n,
liam NJ. English. Buifaio, ~. - % -
Warron Rowe. f. NJ. Pitcher. John H.
=, au,os DanviIle:. II. D. W. Cary, Rfch-
"a n Alvey George II. Keesee, John
rar,kner w. r. Thornton, Governor
=, Nau Mexico; r. NJ. South, Charleston
w Va. w. J. Gardner, Thomas byrhe'
md Thomas Z. Pollard -. g..
IN. nrooress OF the Missouri tent is
very encouraging; beaut'iui ,poNes 81
fancy work are daily arriving from 'neli
-, ,nd natriotic zeal OF Mr.. owens,
~ re- Arm, of Owens e. Minor. assisted
a., tho ladies of the Missouri tent, they
80 haen able to secure a handsome
Ia fountain. where cooling drinks VIII
20 disr ensed at reasonable city prices.
Among the donations just received are
a gentleman's smoking jacket from MT
A. Saks: $40 from Battle Co. 81 LOUIS,
Mo photograph OF General Lee. with
autopranh. sent by the son of Ex-Governor
pinckney Whyte, of Maryland; a beau
ann box Of dainty needle work has been
received from Mexico, Mo-: an artistic
wafer color by n Boston artist.
During tho coming week attractions for
children will be a special feature every
afternoon.
Mrs. clement Darlington McPhajl.
chairman OF Texas booth, Memorial
Razaar. has received the following dona-
tions. through Mrs. James Dooley. From
Mrs. Colonel Thomas Carter. $50; Miss
Phrony Pyan, s.: Mrs. Junius Morris,
SO from Mr. Hagan. Of New York; Mrs.
NJ. l.. Branch. s.. from Mrs. DR.. w. VI.
Patterson. OF New York; Mrs. James
Dooley. s.. from Colonel Thomas Carter;
one box OF fancy articles from Mrs. r. A.
Goldman. Austin. Texas one box from
Mrs. Ragland. Paris, Texas handsome
contribution from Mrs. j. 3. Smith and
80 81 in money; box of oranges from Mrs.
Theodore ElysOn and some beautiful
fancy work: box Of pretty and useful
articles, made and donated by Miss Pattie
Leeker. at McAdams establishment; one
handsome Dresden China lamp from Miss
Phronnie Pegram; Mrs. n. NJ Wilson.
donation of money for fancy ball fund;
one barrel OF fine cidar from d. J. Gre
CORY, Esq, Of Price & Lucas. given TO
Miss Ella Munford. for Texas table: box
Of useful tools from w. S. Robertson.
Esq. Of Watkins e Cottrell; beautiful
fancy articles donated by Master Willie
Robertson handsome contribution from
Mr.. Alexander Cameron; handsome dona-
ton from Mr.. Srhoen; lovely gilt chair
from Mr. Waller Scott DR.. William
Thomas, handsome donation: box lemons
from Mrs. Randolph Norris; box lemons
from Mrs. DR.. William Oppenhimer; gen.
erous donation of sugar from Davenport
q Morris; beautiful Dresden China sugar
and cream pot from Cohen Company,
through Mrs. Edward Mayo; also one
hundred and five dollars from Mrs. Ed
ward Mayo, proceeds OF Fancy Ball"
no Of To-
Dooley. from Mrs. Wilson, Of stanton;
Messrs. Levy e. Davis kindly gave the
services Of their experienced and artistic
decorator and he made the Texas booth
a perfect gem. displaying exquisite taste
throughout, and the chairman wishes 10
extend her cordial thanks to the firm.
The public generally are earnestly and
cordially invited 10 visit the Texas booth,
where everybody can be suited as II
has been the effort and accomplished OBJ
ject OF the ladies of the booth to meet
the tastes of every class OF buyers 1t is
a variety tent-there can be found arti-
cles Of very description, ranging in price
from five cents up to twenty-five and fifty
dollars; no charge for examining goods.
a handsome suit Of clothes, made to
order, is being voted for at this tent for
the most popular railroad official in Vir-
GINA; any name can be proposed. Ice
lemonade and cider is dispensed at five
cents a glass. Below is an accurate list
Of the ladies who are interested and who
have. in a great measure, furnished this
booth with their own beautiful fancy
work: Mrs. c. c. McPhail chairman,
Mrs. c. Mcleod Mrs. NJ. l.. Branch, Mrs.
George Mayo, Mrs DR.. William y.
Thomas, Mrs. James Dooley. Mrs. Junius
Morris. Mrs. Isaac Davenport, Mrs. ].
b. Smith. Mrs. William Royal, Mrs.
Thomas Boiling Mrs. w. c. Mayo, Mrs.
John Enders, Mrs. George McAdams.
Mrs. James A. Wech. Mrs. Theodore
Ellyson, Mrs John Coke, Mrs. MCncure
Perkins Mrs. Allan Talbot. Mrs. Levin
Joynes. Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs. Edward
Price. Mrs. Frank Hill. Mrs. Gideon Dav-
export. Mrs. Harry Frazier, Mrs. James
Branch. Jr., Mrs. B. II. Nash
Mrs. Corryda Sutton. Mrs. C. p
Lathrop, Misses Annis Howard
May Handy, Meta Potts, Helen
Montague. Nellie Mayo, Virgie Archer
Mary Cameron, Bessie Martin Mamie
Winston. Sallie Marshall, Lurena Mayo,
Mary Hays. Judith Darlington. Misses
Stokes. Mary Lewis, None Myers Phron-
ME Pegram, Misses Hill, Miss Lea, Mrs.
LEROY. Louise Mayo. Mrs George Mayo,
Wortley Embry, Eta Munford, Mrs John
d. Potts, Mrs r. G. Cabell. Grey Skip
with Madge Guild
After the display OF so much fancy
work It is rather relief to visit the
Arkansas tent. and to see the beautiful
display Of china and porcelain and use
full cutlery. The tent has had a good
sale since the opening of the Bazaar, and
many additional donations, among them
S25 from the Knabe Piano Company, OF
Baltimore, and $50 from Arkansas. The
ladies hope that the friends OF the Pres
byterian and Methodist Home for Old
Ladies will not forget 10 stop at the
Arkansas tent and give twenty-five cents
towards the purchasing of the elegant
organ for the home. 1t is very amusing
to watch the crowd at this tent trying
to blow the ball from the magic table
Many guesses are being made at the
number which will win the handsome
banquet lamp.
The ladies Of the Georgia tent have
offered the magnificent portieres, cost
ing $3.50, TO the city that will give them
the largest purse. These porueres are
bordered with satin squares. upon which
are painted the coats Of arms OF the
seeding and the divided States. Rich
mond should keep them. This can be
done II everyone will but give the small
sum OF twenty-five cents towards this
object The citizens should present this
TO the Confederate Museum. the Vir-
GINA Historical Society or 10 the Ex-
ecutive Mansion. In contributing the
visitors are requested 10 express their
choice. One OF these pOrtieres can be
seen at the Bazaar in the Georgia tent
while the other is on exhibition in the
u,indoy NJ Walter D. Moses x Co on