The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-13

handsomest style. They were the sub
ye't or much favorable comment last
cNenlng. Georgia Is doing her best 20
re'aln the poriieres, and a number OF
shekels from that State arc being re-
celNed for this purpose. 1t will be a good
ioea II Nrginians will come in and fur
n'Sh inc cash TO put the beautiful orna-
mcnts In the Executive Mansion.
AZ the Tar Heel booth they serve. IN
souvenir glasses, a certain fancy concoc-
uon called in fashionable ~parlance Tea
Frappe. with a formidable looking ac-
cent on the re-" AS a matter OF course,
thls accent appeals to the dainty luncher,
ana orders can scarcely be supplied.
IN Texas which occupies a place
near Virginia. owing 10 n certain
geographical mistake on tho part Of the
laolcs, there are great big tempting kegs.
There's no fake about these. They con-
tain genuine. bona fde cider. 1t is a
prosaiC drink, but goes
] have my suspicion about those Mis-
sissippi Curlos. They say they are
nails made out Of iron from the old Mer-
rimac. But after all, the story recalls
glorious "reminiscences, and that's the
beauty or the thing.
Missouri has conceived a taking idea
IN selling kiss Me Quick tolu. When
there's a kiss" and a "Quick" in It, Of
course IL makes a hit. and the young
men do a lot Of shopping at this tent.
Guess the name OF the bovine at the
South Carolina booth. and that quadruped
Is yours. II cost you only the small
sum OF five cents. which is within the
limits OF everyone. even after he has
made his investments. according TO the
suggestions OF tho Solid South tent.
There will be n clecsome smile on the
lips OF The most popular post comman-
der of Lee Camp. wren he gets that hand
some badge donated by G. @. BraXmer.
of New York. through Mrs. a. W. Archer.
IL is a beauty. ana the Confederate hag
I'm enamel Is as handsome as IL is unique.
The programme last evening was an on
ioyable one Ire every particular. The
chalk talks. illustrated by amusing
sketches 10y Mr.. W. Nc. Jones. were an
attractive feature. and Captain Harry
J.. Watson. in his inimitable style, gave
q delightful reading.
Malcolm Shackleford. as a hanjoist and
humorist. afforded much pleasure 20 the
large audience. and the musical pro-
rammc was well selected and equally
Well rendered.
Tonight the senior class OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will give a
cymnastic display.
The following programme has been ar
ranged:
Parallel bar exercises, pyramids &c
special class.
Indian-club swinging and juggling-Mr.
Clifton Mahon.
Gymnastic table-Messrs. Smith, John
and Merwin Branch.
Horizontal bar cxerciScs-spociai class.
Roman ladder posturing-Ncssrs Smith,
Nahon. Davis, White. Boiling, Merwin ana
job Branch.
A handsome clock sent the Bazaar by
Nossrs. James Allen & Co, Of Charles
ton. s. c.. is to hc voted 10 the most
popular member of the Io"itzer Afsocla-
ton or company. The dropping or the
ballots viii becin tomorrow night. There
accompanics the clock a bronze figure of
n hucler. and the two combine 10 make
q beautiful piece Of workmanship.
over the Virginia tent floats the VIZ
rinia faC-a beautiful piece cf work nv
Miss Lutte P~ieasants. Of this city. The
seal. este Scmper T~yrannis,' IS one OF
the prcttiest ever seen I'm Richmond.
Miss Lillian Russell also sent through
Miss Bessie Pace a beautiful photograph
Of herself with her SIGNATURE.
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson has received for
the Virginia tent a beautiful lot of fancy
work from Orange county I'm memory OF
the Crenshaw battery of the Pesram bat
talon.
Mrs. Seymour 6. CABOT has received
for the Memorial Bazaar a donation Of
So from Greonsvillc county, Va, through
Mrs. +. L. Turner. of Emporia; also from
Smithfeld. Va. a box of Smithheld hams,
and a box Of fancy articles from Miss
Mamie J. Thomas; also received from
Mrs. John Page. Beaver Dam, a box Of
beautiful fancy articles.