Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
president OF the BaZa


period. but the emerald hue of Old Ire
land and the tri-color OF France are
also in evidence. while the smoke-room.
where time is valued at cent a
minute, is draped and furnished as a
Turkish divan.
There are several interesting side
shows, and special attractions are of
fered each evening for the entertainment
OF the visitors.
The great feature of the bazaar, how
ever has, so far, been the picturesque
costumes of the bevy of pretty girls who
are working so hard TO make it sue
cess. Designed after the quaint dresses
OF the Colonial days, and made of light
and dainty materials, they arrest the
attention by their attractiveneSs, and by
the striking manner In which they en-
nance the general effect Of the scene.
The German Choral Association, which
lately formed part of the great festival
chorus at the May Music Festival, Will
sing several selections at the bazaar to-
morrow night under the leadership OF
their efficient director, Mr.. Charles F..
Mutter. The programme. as arranged.
presents three glees and some classic
gems, which cannot fail to please.
Nothing could be more Indicative OF
the great interest taken in the bazaar
than the vast number Of contributions
that have been received by the young
ladies' from all sources. They comprise
useful and ornamental articles in great
and pleasing variety, and the prices are
not the regulation bazaar. but are even
lower than the regular sale prices OF the
stores.
The whole affair has been splendidly
managed, and not little credit for its
success attaches TO the president. Miss
Lille Digby Emms; the secretary. Miss
Marie b. Higgins. and the treasurer,
Miss T.. Marie Delaney, who, with a
large corps OF energetic assistants have
exhausted every means I'm their power TO
carry the venture on a tidal wave or
prosperity.
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
Those who have contributed merchan-
disc, work. and funds to the undertaking
are as follows: Cameron * Cameron, v.
Hechler Baldwin & Brown, Binswanger
& Co., The August Grocery. S. Ullman's
Son. Globe Clothing Store, Richmond
Dairy Company. Rothert & Co.. Thai
himer Brothers. T.. p. Yancey. ]. j. Spill
ing, A. Meyer. II. Mckinley, Mrs. c.
Kass. w. a. Sorg. +. r. Wright, Il. ID.
Briggs. Mrs. Jul< Cravati, John Il.
Rose, Phil. G. Kelly. j. A. Warde. It. A.
Miller, Model Shoe Store, Virginia Sample
SnOe store, II. w. 1tdSeHldIlIl, AHHeuStr-
Busch Brewing Association, Mr.. William
Hogan, G.. T.. Parkinson, Mrs. w. III.
ONen, Frank Stelnbach. Frank Mos
miller, A. Marchetti G. Brother. Gonela
Brothers, w. +. Drinkard. Sydnor &
Hundley, Mrs. Carmody. Mrs. j. Bowen.
Mrs. Solar, Mrs. Connors. T. l.. Gill. Mr..
James Duffy. c. Dominica & Co., Fisher
&Hoen, Baltimore; Charles j. O'Neil
Memphis, Tenn; L. c. Figg, Miller &c
Rhoads. Charles Vaughn. James Nc
Donough, d. e. T.. Mitteldorfer, Mr..
Michael Kelly, Mrs. u. McDonough. Mrs.
Dan. GIL Miss Jennie Landrum, Robert
Bruce & Co., Baltimore; Mrs. Hayes,
Mrs. Delhague. Mrs. William Harton,
Mrs. John Epps Mrs. William Purcell.
Mrs. James Phillips. Mrs. Phil. Shea, Miss
NJ. Shea, Mrs. Dennis O'Neil Mr.. NJ. Page,
Mrs. Theimer, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Quinn
Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Teefey, Mrs. Seitz.
Allen e. Ginter, Mrs. Mountcastie. Miss
NJ Baccaluppi, Miss M. Griffiths, Miss X.
Bannon. Miss Adams. Miss b. Anthony
II. w. Leonard. Mrs. w. H. ONeil, Mrs.
Wade. Mrs. Ed. Lohmann, Mrs. Keave-
ney, Miss Nell O'Donnel. John Wyley.
Mrs. ]. ]. Doherty, Mrs. NJ. Burke. Miss
Josie O'Hara, Mrs. easy, Mrs. Tierny,
Mrs. Wendllnger, Mrs. Carr, Miss Maggie
Brennan. John Lynch, J. j. Williams,
Mrs. William ]. Hogan, Mrs Callahan,