The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-01-28

chairman, MIS-. 1enTy l.. i1IchS, va -
A. Fl. Whitaker, Miss Ella Bishop, Miss
Beulah Walker, Miss Iphie Bowen, Miss
Matte Farmer.
Virginia Booth-Mrs. Frank BEDFORD,
chairman; Miss Emma MCGEE. Miss
Ella McGce, Miss Bessie Brown, Miss
Nellie Heartt.
Alabama Booth-Mrs. Il. II. Bradley.
chairman; Mrs. Geo. Terrell, Miss Park.
Miss Bernie Ellington. Miss Lilly Brad
ley. Mrs. ChaS. Christopher Mrs. Brock
cnridge.
Mississippi Booth-Mrs. \. b. Stron-
ach, chairman: Miss Maggie Harris,
Miss Annie HARDWOOD. Miss Mamie
Davis. Miss Addie HARDWOOD.
Louisiana Booth Mrs. Y. G. Register,
chairman: Mrs II. II. Robertson. Miss
Loula Briggs. Miss Mamie Norris, Miss
Beulah Upchurch, Mrs. John Hardie.
Arkansas Booth-Mrs. Walter Clark,
chairman; Miss Clark, Mrs. W. W.
Smith. Mrs. w. T. McGee. Mrs. T. H.
Briggs, Mrs Juo. ". Thompson. Miss
Higgs. Miss McMackin, Mrs. Mcdonald,
Miss Holden.
Florida Booth Mrs J. w. Mackey,
chairman; Miss Dcvereux, Miss Lizzie
Ashc. Miss Lucy Leach, Miss Mary
benson. Mrs. nr Battle. Mrs. Phil An
drews. Miss Pattie Mordecai.
Texas Rooth-Mrs. \. NJ. Simms,
chairman; Mrs. Jacob Allen. Miss Mamie
Birdsong, Miss NeiIa Allen, Miss
Carrie Broughton. Miss Pearl Houghton.
Miss Carrie Phillips, Miss Roberta
Phillips.
MARYLAND Booth--Mrs. NJ Rosenthal,
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Gibbs, Miss Lena Iatta. Miss Maud
I4atta. Miss Hal Morson Mrs. win
West. Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Miss
Gotten Mr.. John Mckee.
Missouri Booth--Slrs. Charles Allen.
chairman; Miss Weldon T. Smith, Miss
Annie Rogers, Miss Laura Williams.
Cavalry Booth--Mrs. +. NJ. Simmons,
chairman; Mrs. Herbert Jackson. Mrs.
George Thompson. Miss Elizabeth Chesh-
ire.
Artillery Booth-Mrs. Trapcr, chair
man; Miss Allie Brown, Miss Fannie
Cameron, Miss Mary Woodell, Mrs. j.
r. Rogers.
Refreshment Committee-Mrs. James
McI<immon. chairman: Mrs. Charles Fl.
Belvip. assistant chairman Mrs. Irby.
Mrs Pen Skinner Mrs. George Thomp-
son. Mrs. Brown Pegram, Mrs. w. NJ.
Little, Mrs. James Mckee, Mrs. j. c.
S. Carpenter, Mrs. James Higgs, Mrs.
C. A. Norris, Mrs. T. Q. Moring, Miss
Sophia Grimes, Mrs. G.. G. Grow, Mrs.
A. IL. Green, Mrs. w. y. Gattis. Mrs.
George s. Terrell. Mrs. FL. B. Hardy,
Mrs. John Harden.
NOTES.
One of the most pleasant features of
the Bazaar was the splendid concert
under the direction of Miss Nannie
Branch Jones-Ashe. 1t was gotten up
on very short notice, but it was grand
success. Miss Ashe has received many
compliments on its success.
At the fortUne-teliing booth was an
able set of palmists. Mrs. Martin
made quite reputation as palmist
Among those who rendered valuable
service Mrs. H. b. Hardy must not be
overlooked. She rendered invaluable
service where the good things were bN-
ing served.
Commander Stronach said yesterday
that he was especially glad that the Ba
zaar was over and that there was only
one regret, it was that of parting with
such good company.
All bills outstanding must be presented
TO Mrs. w. S. Primrose today.
Mr.. Stronach says the cotton factories
of the State have been especially iii
eral in their donations of their products.
AS to the Hollis. he said he did not
know there were so many Hollis i'll the
State: there seemed to be no end to the
donations from these families.
Mrs. Armistead Jones, daughter of
General l.. Oh. Branch, for whom the
Raleigh Camp of Veterans was named.
has been among the chief workers and
deserves Il large share of the honors.
Her booth was the Headquarters for the
Daughters of the Confederacy of the
State Mrs Jones raised the money in
five minutes to purchase the handsome
pillow which was donated to Commander
Stronach.
The management have been so rushed
that some of the donations have not yet
been acknowledged. But all will be ac
knowledged as soon as possible both by
letter aud in the newspapers.