Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-17
Price. Annie Dickson and Mrs. VIM.
Ramsay.

FANCY TABLE.
This Is presided over by Mrs. Darius
Gregory and Mrs. Frank Jacobs, as
sisted by Miss Sykes and q number OF
other young ladies. The special fea-
ture OF this booth will be a large variety
or Oriental goods that will be installed
In the near future.
THE SUPPER TABLE.
AT the left OF the entrance Is the sup
served. This is in charge Of Mrs. Geo.
Pollard. Mrs. II. c. Smith. Mrs John
N. Wilkinson. Mrs. w. D. Roper. Mrs.
DR.. Sutton. Mrs. Calendar, Mrs B. d.
Fine and Mrs, c. L. Fine. assisted by
corps Of attentive and attractive
damsels. -
THE PALM GARDEN.
beautiful palm garden OF Mr.. Lloyd G.
Biick. Here are many beautiful palms
OF various species. tastcfully arranged
In beautiful booth Of red and white.
The booth Is surmounted by the word
welcome In electric lights.
THE CIGAR STAND.
Back or the palm garden Is the cigar
stand. where the lover of the weed can
get choice imported or domestic cigars
and fine tobaceos. This ia I'm charge Of
Miss Virgie Schafrer. Miss Eulnh Dem
son. Miss Arnold, Miss Tucker and Mrs.
Stewart.
THE COUNTRY STORE.
This is a large booth with n central
display stand. and is stocked with
canned. goods and various table delica-
cies. This is In charge of Mrs r. d.
Nichols and Mrs. c. T.. Rudo,nh. as
sisted by the Misses Mamie Murray.
Agnes and Grace Carly. Lizzie Hart.
Mamie Bell Ehrmanntraut. Gertie
Green. Miss LAWYER and Miss Say.
THE FANCY BOOTH.
Next comes the fancy booth. In
charge of Mrs. Harry Herman Mrs.
DR.. f. A. Wake, Mrs. J. Uecht NO
sisted by Miss Eta Smith. Mrs
Thomas. Miss Lizzie Baker and Miss
Edna Kahn.
THE CANDY BOOTH.
This is at the extreme end of the
central booths. and is stocked with
choice. candies OF many kinds. Here
there is big wheel of fortune. This
booth Is presided over by Mrs. H. d.
Malbon. Mrs. James Hurhes. Mrs.
Neughbauer. assisted by the Misses
Hannah. Callan. Wood Metzger. Lilly
and Mary Tarrall. Bedout the Misses
Hattons. Brownley Hart and Miss
Flanrahan.
THE DONATIONS.
me following Is a partial list OF the
donations to the fair:
David Marks. of New York. SIS;
Southern Manufacturing Company. OF
Richmond. ! case Good Luck" baking
powder; Gordon DeCordy. Coal Compa-
ny. ton conl; Fred Kaufman, of New
York, silver toilet set: James Kocl1.
New York diamond set cuff buttons
John B. Loughran. handsome suite OF
furniture: S. L. Johns McSherrystown
Pa. boxes cigars; Roth. Bruner &
Aiest. Cincinnati. boxes cigars; Mon
ticello DistillinE Company case of
whiskey; William Freeman. / nicture
CHAPMAN Sc Jakeman. 1 candelabra
Hoffheimer Shoe House. 1 pair leather
shoes: r. 7. Malbon. box cigars
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.
Tonight B. Percy Alley. one of the
favorte entertainers OF our city, will
delight those present by some of his
fine work
Mrs. George w. Bethel. who needs nc
introduction to the Norfolk public. will
sing beautiful contralto song. She Is
always listened to with great interest
and no doubt will add new laurcls to
her already large number of admirers
The program will end with an illustrat-
ed song, put on by the Duncan Crow
ell Minstrel Quartette This is n new
feature in the entertainment, and will
be greatly enjoyed.