The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
MISS RUBY BODEKER

MISS RUBY BODEKER
tPiesident War of the Roses b3zdar'.
eral patronage. and during the TWO
weeks which the bazaar Will run. large
numbers of people will doubtless ENJOY
the many attractions offered. at the
same time assisting an undertaking
which appeals 10 every public-spirited
md charitable person In the city.
ONo more interesting feature than the
drill of the two classes OF pretty gir's.
dresed I'D in white and red, TO remlhu
one of the houses of York and Lancas-
fer. could have been hit upon. be-
sides this. there will be mock mar
rage In which two little children WIN
Re the principals. and a delightful en-
fertainment will be given every night.
BEAUTIFUL INTERIOR
The interior Of the Armory presents
n beautiful appearance. The decorations
are both elaborate and tasteful, sueaih-
ers flags. banners: shields. and the Ike
blending I'm the most attractive effects.
There ar, nine large booths besides the
= $ortune-tellers' tents, the restaurant.a ana
various other attractive places. AS you
enter the booth of the Christian ue-
romination presents a fine appearance
on the right. 1t is prettily decorator
in white and dark -green. Next 20 that Is
the Baptist booth, In decorations Vi
Fp,sconal booth, in white The Metho-
dist booth. in red, is quite pretty one
ms Is also the Presbyterian booth, when
1s made I'm shape OF ship. with rigging
and all In the centre OF the spacious
hall at the eastern END, is a iaise
booth. which is decorated eiaporate,y
an red and other colors. TO the iei'
Of IL is the Catholic booth. when Is
similar to that of the Presbyterians, on
.1t,,.~ ciH
g. the Willing Workers booth, VITA
tasteful decorations. and then 'he
fcrtune-tellers' tents.
the TIMES BOOTH.
The Times booth Is one of the pref
3,est I'm the room, occupying a cohsplcu-
nous place IN the centre OF the room
and beneath a huge star. where a num-
nor of electric lights give the interior
a beautiful effect The Times Is the
only newspaper with booth az 'no
bozaar. and nothing has been ieit "n-
done 10 make Il one of the most AZ
,ractive of all In the room Inc noo' u
ts beautifully decorated. ana VIII ne
tn charge OF number of the most
.o,,iar Young ladies' in the city. II
will be a kind OF graNi'a''oh-a'o'"' io'
every one in the Armory
THE restaurant will furnish meals ua!
,oa NIGHT On Tuesday ana flludN
eyeninra of each week. there VIII De
a competitive drill given by young iaoies
in red and white. They VIII pe u''4 ,Sa
hv Captain Morgan Mills. under ,he
,,arsonai supervision Of Miss Mary Ihaw,
The House of Lancaster Red Kosss'
will be represented by Misses Lucy AZ
kinson. Mary Booth Mary h,an. ,,l D Bob
,,e Rrander' Matte Cross. Myrtle Dan
nov Nellie Birdsong Miss Winston Liliy
Wood. MAY Loving, French Shelton
jamie Hughes. ,.o., r.,,o,
House OF York white Noses'-E'he'
Atkinson. Minnie Glazebrook. Helen Bran
- Ada Harmon. Wilson shelton. Mary
1,haw. May Belvin. Conretta Macon
r,race Hcrsman, Louise Prosser.
THE OPENING ExERcIsEs.
The opening exercises will be as follows;
Opening address by Rev. Or. VIM. W.
1,andrum; Introduction by Rev. }. T..
Whitley; A Reading 10y Rabbi +. ~.
Calisch: Remarks by Rev. DR.. George
Cooper: Prayer by Rev. DR.. James y.