Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE BAZAAR.
The Crowd vcrv LarRe-Handsome Dona-
finns Stlli Coming In.


The crowd az the bazaar last evening
was an immense one despite tue fact that
It was Saturday night. The entertain;
ment of the evening embraced series OF
fancy dances gotten mp By Mesdames Ed-
word MAYO and Benjamin Nash ana eAe-
cutcd under the supervision Oh MISS AisFy
Thaw.
The following was the programme:
Minuet-Miss Lena LEROY and Master
Drewry Rice Nleaders). Misses Lizzle
Brander. Annie Drewry. Leila Bridges
Mamie Steger. Sallie Brooks. Matte KAN
stctter. Masters william Iyler, Ear White.
Thomas McAdams. Herbert Curtis. Allen
Stokes. William Brooks and sam Tyler.
Skirt Danco-Misses Virginia MCLEOD
and Phyllis Langhorne
Fan Dance Miss Gertie Clash. -
Recitation. How Grandma Danced the
Miuuet.n By Miss May lynch. &C.,,
Bonnie Blue-Flag" dance By SIX httie
girls.
All of the little misses and gentlemen
who took part IN the entertainment were
dressed in fancy costumes and they &c
quilted themselves in excellent style.
The handsome lamp % tho Maryland "a
bic was won by Mr. John T. Young. while
Mr.. II. II. Adam was tho lucky man VINO
procured the Royal Worcester pitcher at
the Kentucky table. Miss Elizabeth DIM
mock. of Gloucester, won the Japanese
screen at this booth.
Mrs. Mary +. Boyd made the successful
guess Tor the Dresden vase at the Arkansas
booth and will therefore procure the prlZe.
SOUTH CAROLINA GIFTS.
The South Carolina committee has received
another large box from the ladies' Ci PlhopJlS'
:. G, containing pickles and many other good
MIS- Beveridro ard Miss Woodbridge, Of Miss
Io-rn-s studio ciasg. have painted t0O more OF
aIruftq~ Ia fl0y do
un:cI before, which wers In sIch demand
Mr. James g.. Holmes, the earnest worker tor
the cause as Charleston chairman, has b elshl
ON A most generous sum Of money from lac pt"-
f.le ID. that CITY uy tho sea. lac was IN Gfilve
service all during tho war, and IS rocelFlhs
warm welcome from tho Veterans mere anu
host u friends.
Tho Nisi-siopi tcnt has turned ont much
more o a success than was al FIRST thought, and
tho ladies in charge will sustain thtir part IN tho
lqzlar very well, through the uutlriug energy ol
Mrs. j. +. Stnnsbcfry, the chairman. ,,,-.-
The committee returns thanks Tor tle lolloN-
inc dountions from tnis CITY: Lieutenant Woody
Company g., Old FRS. Virginia Infantry
silver pi-kle-sfanI: j. W. carr, p1ir 81 yat1
n,wer-urns; i. II. 1rayi0r, from Culpeper- s.
j. Y. CloptOn, fancy lamp: r. +. Bruce wash
stand sat: =. ". ROseus, cigars: j. &. boWhah'
vases: Millor Il l.hoais, ribbons and s. IN cash :
Mr.. l.. A. Purcell, oi to'umbl3 Miss, -.
The handsome gold sworl-piu. sent by Henethl
Darris, WAS votel 70 hrs. iiot'hkiss. she re-
coiyed pol votes and Mrs Capers us.
The virginia committee has received throngh
Mrs. J. Is. Gentry the following contributions
From Mr. W. b. Brooks, o. Dauylle, A.. SlU
from Mr.. j. ~. Payne, of Charleston, W. Va To-
PRtTrY ARTICLES FOR SALE.
There are many pretty and useful household
articles for sale 90 tho Gis90uri telt. Among
these are several handsome Cak Office chairs an
oak bulot several quOtlrrfph.c vows OF I'lcl-
rnond, n lins satin t2b.e-rcyor enoroidereI IN
gilt O rot of limoges china, several ol-palhl-
inss md plaqucs, AMI lot o. Sauera IR'Oriug
extracts Tn" most artistic thing Tor st.e ~ WIS
booth IL the liffle wufcr--ol0r representing INC
departure OK several FISHING -sinacks from PiY-
mouth llarbor Tho painting. Thich - exc,
cgted cutireiy IN brown, is splUndld piece OF
work. and ar. mo ssehrs VIII rcalhy te.,sil'4o
IT. merit. A handsome Oak tca-tabe ~ this
booth VIII ne voted 3 tAe most popular young
lady az the bazaar.
THg GUUF0RD GRAys' FLAG.
Couqpicuols among the relics In the Coniei-
crate museum lancs p largo silkbanneri 10 oHTA
blue bearing the colI-Ot-arms OF North tatoHIA'
enci-clcd with a wreath Oi OAK lehYc'-the eM-
lleiu 0f s'reugth-nud this inscription;
''To tie Guiliord Grays, May 1900
and also -haNng IA IT'S taterei folds the marks
OF many couiir.s and hard seryica. ms pan
ner was presented by the young ladies' OF Edge
worm Female seminary, Greensboro, " &,
Whose principal was Mr. Richard sterling ioi-
merly Of RichmOui.1 through their queen o
the May" Miss Mary Morchead, 70 gallant
yOnng company recently organized out oi mo
bost material contained IN mat historic section.
Captain John 4. sloan. IT.. ~ the commahoer;
The rnr clouds mad Threatened, but tucT seem ed
/ 60 have been d7perse1 and many were mo e4-
. urcssi0ns ~ feaity -O tho Ulion. which tler
fCrciathers bad helpei 70 establish on me great
battlefield 81 Guil'Ori CCurihonse' OF fetJtl-
. tiOnary fame. whose monument slahi- hlthiu
. 0ys miles Of Greens uOrO. Many Wcre the btlRht
visions % hope ana fancy as the young men
"pllycI soldier. alas tucy liitlo knew thhl III
ono short year they would leave homo ana
friends and sweethaarts 20 bear THIS banner ln')
the deadly horrors of actual war. Some OF ih'
company fell 40 Bethel IN tho very outset OF mo
war some no Sbarisbur'. somo al bnstoW ; "a
ton, IN tho ecVeu-iays battles around hlth-
moui, in every great engagement IN Virginia
and some stood steady ami true upon that fate
fat day &c AppomnttoZ! A few SIN survive -
tell Of their martyrei comrades.
PRESENTED BY NR.. SLOAN.
The banner was a. tho close Of the war con-
flgneI t. the care Of Captain tbon promoted 10
bo colonel Johl Sioqus wife Mr.. Noreton
Mortram sloan, who las CHERISHED It with de-
VJtiOa that has been sublime. Al the earnest
solicitation oi tho lHiio5 VI the North Carolina
tent Mrs. S'ogn has ylolIei fearful consent 70
donate this banner 90 the Confederate hnselm
as "a memorial to nor husband. captain Nloah'
aud his bravo company, she Guillori trays
She says: lit has hung upon the walls oi cur
home eYor silce the autumn oi 500. wben he
gave = 10 me as pre- roll, oi our leloFrl
Lost Cause W Children have grown Ap
! under rs shadow, and ifs tatiers nnl scars
have taught thcm lessons u ttdth anu
/ faith aud devotion which NY feeble tongue
would have been p0Uerioss 10 tea'h. " men
] remember the holy reverence my husband
/ lott feel as II 10 IS almost too sacred
/ 60 be locke upon by any Int lOftu: eyes or 10
I 6e touched except by hands whose pulses nave
thrilled 60 the battle call 81 our beloved HoulL-
| crn land lms banner Will De iorn1llf pre-
/ scented By Mayor EllysOn % tho Memorial AssO-
ciauon At n special meeting called by the pre-i-
/ dent. whom all the committees will report re-
ccipts Of moneys, relics, records, anu heuo' D.
To the Parker Battery.
-. e
/ has presented tho ladies' u tho bazaar win -
/ end the cap he used during the Har. in MS
/ graceful lo.tor accompanying tho doLatlon'
| which IS in memory Of the farker battery, M
Howard saws: " With these boys / sorToi i0r
| over three years without missing dAy duty
/ either from si.sn0ss or any other cause "itu'r
] ga march, blvOuac. or battle. and nov iooA ba
al this service with them ani the Army Of North
ern Virginia e. tho best and happiest DAYS 0i my
/ lite. excepting only the day Of tho surrender OF
| Lees army, u beng tho satde5t ever expert
| eucci'
Nrs. G. OB. Covcrlin, the chairman Of tho
| MARYLAND Committee, g. IN receipt o. the follow
! ing contributions. From Mrs Colonel Peters. OF
/ Univsrsity OF Virginia, $40; from Dr. Penn broke
! Thorn, Of Baltimore. go; Mrs. Douglas II. Cor
/ don. OF Baltimore, 500; Mr.. Dc Courcy W.
! Thorn, Of Baltimore. $40. These contributions
were made through Mrs James Peasants.
The voting 'Or the f0lllng-chalr IL tho "OFlole
! state booth will DO closed on tho last night ot
/ tho bazaar. ,
/ ms Alabama tont has now for sale an oil
J cooking-stoye and al elegant brass Argand
/ burner. KlTB silver napkln-ring and teetor
/ nre being guessed on and o counter VI JO-ceh'
! fancy articles may SIN DO found
Inc voting Tor tha Leo-Camp badge az the
/ Florida tent Will be closed on Tuesday night
MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS.
| The entsrtaInm mt tomorrow night Will con-
/ sist OF humorous readings by Colonel {. OBJ
! Cowardin and songs 10y captain Frank cunning
ham. The proceeds will DO devoted TO the Mary
/ land tent.
The entertainments Tuesday night will be foi
/ tho benefit OF the "SOll-SOuth booth. The
Dixie Glee Club, which attracted such large
/ audience on q former occasion, will appear aHl
/ will render the following programme:
| Mandolins Miss Bessie Calm, Miss Mira nan
doiph, aud Miss Julia Ice 81
| Guitars-Niss Adelaide Watkins and 1is'
I Manic Gillian.
Bqnlo-Miss Elizabeth Watkins.
Eeading-Mr. G. OBJ. Cownrdin.
eololst-Mlss Nellie Roger.
/ u Quickstep. Dixie Gloe Club. (2) Selected
Miss Rogers. (3) Mandolin and guitar march
Dixie Glee club. o. Reading, Colonel c. Oh
Cowsrdin. (J) Waltzes ami Dixie, Dixie Giles
/ Club.
Tickets for the entertainment will DO sold al
the Sohd-Soutn table.
West Vlrgioian's Misfortunes.
Mr.. Joseph Brinton, a resident Of Wheeling
w. Va, who Is stopping az the Hotel DOdson, TO
! ported 20 the police last night that he had beer
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