The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

all gave expression to their admir- ton
at what they saw Of q genuine old Wiz
ginia 1iome-e elegant. but not snowy. II
was z o. clock before the reception was
at an end, and the party hurried to din:
ner, before the pleasant exercises await
ing them ut the bazaar Y at 9 ,o' CLOCK
Demand for Badges.
The demand for the beautiful badges OF
the bazaar 4 is SO great that the third
order has been sent In for more. 53
This badge is different from any used
heretofore at Confederate gatherings and
has attracted much attention, as IT VIII
be the most interesting souvenir Of the
bazaar. Hundreds are saying they wish
to be identified with the bazaar by wear
ing a badge. One thousand have already
been sold, s i33 81 Ell
This badge IS a season ticket, permit
ting entrance from 10 A. M. 4 to II r. NJ. "
u a soon as the third order OF badges s 4
received any ono holding q red season I
ticket can exchange E It for badge by
paying 10 cents 88 III II n 5$S
n. Solid South. I5..s ri
Miss Caroline Holaday will have charge
OF tho Solid South booth on Monday, a
April goth, Ashland day, and Will be as Y
sisted by Mrs. Mgnn T.. Valentine. Mrs,
Thomas Jeffress. Mrs. Chiles Ferrall,
Mrs, Addison H olladay, Miss 5s a dair5 4
Minor Miss Matte m Baskerville Miss
Mary Hayes, Miss H ellen a Harris, "A Miss I
Rebekah Gordon. h 81 b, a Ia ii i., 81 Ia y
5gThe souvenir Of the Il booth Is very
unique. booklet finished In the Con-
tederate gray, containing prettlly2 colored
plcturos Of tho four Confederate and the
Bonnie Blue flags, with concise descrip-
tion5 OF each. Theer realise quite a NUM-
Der Of horseshoes made from the iron
f1o
ionable now as wa tch- fobs and belt-buckles
Tho con test for the handsome silk flag,
donated by the Los Angeles Chapter has
been entered BY camps in tho different
cities In Virginia, and those Interested
arc waiting with anxiety for the result.
Virginia Table. 6si5
There have been many handsome dona-8
lions Ell to this table--three OF which
nre now being voted oman elegant Nor
ris chair to tho most popular shriner,$
Mr., G.. A. Gains and Captain Frank Cum
nlngham were evenlast night The ladies
ARE anxious to present this chair on
requisite number OF votes DO registered
Handsome silver candelabra to the most
popular leader Of the german, Mrs. Mon
cure Perkins has this In charge and WILL
of course, make the contest a brilliant
success for the Virginia table, A. large
oak table to tho most popular policeman
Voting for this was started Saturday
nght.It IS to be hoped that the friends
of all parties will make these contests
success both for the table and tho fortu-
nate recipient. il5 Il n
The souvenir pins, both hat and breasts
pins, are much admired, and sell read ily.
There Is an Infinite variety OF dainty
beautiful articles here. nota bly, the stocks,
so dear to the up-to-date girl, and many
odd, attractive things from California
Chair for MIR, Kelley. IA
In grateful recognition of the services
OF Mr. George Kelley In drawing the de-
signs for the different tables at the Con-
federate Bazaar. and In acknowledgment
Of the constant Interest he has shown In
everything relating to them. the ladies OF
the tables have decided ia present Mr..
Kelley with n very handsome Office chair.
The presentation will be probably made
at the Razaar Hall next Monday night.
and Mr.. George Bryan will deliver tho
presentation address. F
The Oxford Minuet,
A pleasing feature at the bazaar next
Tuesday afternoon Will be the Oxford
minuet, danced by four little girls, pupils
Of Mrs, s. Glover Winters dancing class.
They will look very quaint IN Colonial
costumes OF pink gowns, gilt slippery old
fashioned retlcules, hair dressed high and
powdered. t
T'hose taking part are little Margaret
Word. Lucille Moore. cuff Godsey. Gladys
Peyton. Ei s5 &
1Attle Noel Morris viii dance the flow
err dance'f y fs{5i M
Many Of the children will attend, ana