The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-13
THE BAZAAR'S PROGRESS
a IAReE ATrkNDANcE Ar TINE
4RMORi YhSrhEDdf
4 u.u.btfui Evening Enjc,ed-fieasing
rabiesus Presented ""d SWEEP
Mnsic Disooursod.

x....~d,v both Boa tho afternoon and
- fr. attendance at the marina
NvnsrInrfon bazaar in inc h'kh"ciuat
krrnoy, WIS large and the l"ol'S WIZ "lo
=, rb,rcc Il the entertainment arc
pleased accofdiusy ,o catbcdral esch6ol
49,. h,rarfd ana nfiy ln number came IN
,o4,, fo me balaar yesterday afternoon
snd ,uinNsd themselves very much.
go nfrnt the feature OF the evening
-. a., nrosontntiou Of tabieauN and
-. End dances in the Sacneer Halle.
.,,ttririrr the bazaar in the Armory. but
sor ne benefit Of The bazaar.
Nr viii McDouough proved himself
.,r.fhv of his reputation rs competent
sfsce mauaecr and under his direction
..,..r,.ffinc was done promptly and well
81 f6a delight Of "a large audience.
CLEOPATRA COURT.
.rionrltrts court was the first tab
i,s, and Miss Moliie Redford was the
fa~ds.rc Egyptian queen, with attend
.rfs who were The Misses Marie Delany,
Hrnv Dart. Mary Dart. Nellie sweeney
Katie Swccny, Alice oConnel Mddcllhe
Niurnl.v Katie Harvey. Marie Higgins,
Annie Rcdf0rd. Katie Hughes and Ma
mi Hughes. and a beautiful picture the
Queen aui Court made.
qsbieau No. 2. was IN three scenes. Inc
Challenge. The Duel The Reconciiia-
ton This was very effective indeed. IN
me hands Of the Misses Sweeney and the
Mcssrs. Danron. Lynch. Talmadge, Ing
Sins and cullen.
The third ,ahlcau was very interesting
being called "A Martha Washington Ike.
ceptiou.' incidental to which "a minuet
was danced and the dancers who were
very graceful were the Misses Marie
Burke Nellie Black. Alma MclhtyIs'
Katie BEDFORD. Marie Kahn ana Alice Neu-
dv and the Mcssrs Emmett and Ihomas
Danron. Higgins. McDonough' l4Ilc"'
MR.. M'rNTYRE's SUCCESS.
Mt John Mcintyre. who IS q cieVer
black faCe comedian sang MY 4lri -
Hlch-Rorn Lady" with immense ,utc',
Miss Wilma Newman sang wen Wh,t
Gould Little Doris Do ana MISS See''iiSS
Cohn also sang charmingly Whai cou.o
ffc Poor Girl Dot ana N'S,s3 80 riri
Woods. who is "a very graceful httle tlI'
indeed. did beautiful skirt dehce' VIII
ming great applause. 1910,
Miss Katie Shornault was 'he .,g5i,l-
PIANIST for these three numbers. ana MIS-
Helen Aylwin played me resi- OF 'n' MUSIC
incidental 10 tho performance .,,,
Tho voting iu the bazaar goes on Win
great interest and spirit manifested j"
every one Of the contests. -. o.
For the stole 10 be givep inc mos pup
,,ior church tho Sacred Heart leads.
little Miss Murphy leads In the contest
Cor tho beautiful . OF dolls furniture
wr lanes A. Moore an engineer on tae
p e T. railroad leads in the vote Tor the
silver torch. This vote closes FRIDAY AT
little Miss Katie Bernstein leads them
All ,n mo vote FOR the pretty blonde dolL
The Ancient order OF Hibernians are
ahead for the portrait Of Bishop van ne
Vyvcr This poll closes az lV i. NJ FIJI
dav. ,a
little Miss Gcncviovc Burruss Is aheao
In the vote for The Swing.
Mr.. Donlcavy leads for The ONYX Clock
and Miss Porghelmer IS the faNorlte lot
the ladies' bicycle. ,.-
Messrs Gerald Higgins and Hunter
Cardo9a are running on even race Tor me
caddv of tobacco at the Tobacco Booth.