Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-14
WILL HOLD A BAZAAR
THE RICHMOND BLUES ARE AR
RANGING FOR a GALA EVENT.
TO Be HELD IN The MASONIC TEMPLE
IL win Hold sway for Ten Days from
April Goth "Peace or War" for the
Purpose of Raising the BattaIion's
Debt and EnIarging Organization.

One Of the most interesting events OF
the near future will be the bazaar 10 be
given by and for the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues, at the Masonic Temple,
between the dates Of April 10Th and April
Both. This organization never does things
by halves, and when its members under
take to eclipse all previous records along
the same line. a very brilliant success
may be- expected. The bazaar will be
held whether the nation has peace or
war" for Major Cutchins has deputed
friends Of the organization 70 conduct II
In event the battalion is mustered into
service.
The object Of the bazaar is to raise
funds TO liquidate the debt Of the bat
TALON, and to assist in its better equip
ment Further than this, it is hoped
and expected that sufficient money will
be raised to form another company.
Major Cutchins has long been anxious TO
enlarge the battalion, and great Ell
fort will be made to this end within the
next few weeks There Will be aDso-
lutey no difficulty as far as the enlist
ment is concerned, ana the officers con-
hdently expect to raise sufficient funds
to provide the necessary uniforms.
THE COMMITTEES N CHARGE.
The committees in charge of the bazaar
have been appointed by Major CutchlnS
yesterday as follows
Executive Commttee-Major b. w.
Richardson chairman, Captains car
ence Wyatt and W. S. p. Mayo, Lieuten-
/ ants George B. Pegram and T.. l.. Cheat
wood. Sergeants w. l.. Daughtrey, Jr.'
! and RI. a. Kobe, Corporals Field Wiibon
1 and Lewis W. Brander, Priyates {. II.
| Jordan. j.. Mex Judkins, c. w. Thomas
| and II. r. Weisiger, Captain George W.
| Jarvis. Captain Andrew Pizzini, Jr., ana
| Mr.. A. Selden Taylor from the associa-
| ton.
Contributions Committee-Major SOL
! CUtchins chairman, Captains IL. r.
| vaughan and h. s. Hazen. Lieutenants
! W. p. Klein, William Cameron, Jr, and
! j. =. Barney Sergeants a. l.. Davis, Jul
. liam Binford, Jr, Charles \. kohler' ana
| III. \. Kobe. COrpOrals Y. b. Ellison and
! ". j. Harvie, Priyates Van Dyke Johns
/ c. II. Jordan, O. r. Hasten, James Nc
! Graw. Jr.. and Colonel James Lyons, and
/ Mr.. Allen c. Collins, from the association
! Refreshment Committee Lieutenant
/ Frank r. Steel chairman, Sergeants II
! A. Kobe, J. +. Robinson. Jr., and h. Il
| Donnan. Privates A. T. Brock and Bruce
! McLelland. and Messrs. Andrew Kroust
AMI Rufus c. Williams, from the associa-
/ ton.
Floor and Reception-Captain Clarence
Wyatt chairman. Colonel John Bell Big
ger. Captain Frank NJ Woon, Lieutenant
! Charles A. Rose. Sergeants Frank b
/ Biaukenship, 5. b. Frischkorn, and L. A
/ Spencer, Corporals w. 5. Thompson anc
j. L. Young, Jr.. Privates Granville Gray
! G. f.. Tivesay, Bruce McLelland, and r
/ f.. Pey,.u, Jr., and Captain Il. j. Levy
and Mr.. Jackson Guy, from the associa-
| ton.
Amusements-Captain ". $. p. Mayo
| chairman, Lieutenants George W. War
| rem and d. \. Richie, Sergeants james
$ Hazen and w y. Jones. Privates G. G
Cousins, c.. II. Jordan, 5. $. Perkins, ant
/ C. W. Thomas.