The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Social and
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s&! The lower hall of the Masonic Temple
4 presented a busy appearance yesterday
I morning. Workmcn we're busily occupied
B a. putting up tho different tables and
4 Ahe q lraperies were being adjusted # on
4 some Of n those which were more az d. 4
8vanced. " 4 HI .
Mississippi's magnolia leaves, blossoms
and buds showed we'll in the open WORK
beneath tho counter. The hat ,1'l PC
\ canopy, with Its pink lining and It's smear
/ of crows at each Of four corners, had been
! MT In place. MIssissippl's ohairmen and
several members Of the committee were
busy In arranging for the adj ustment OF
lights at the table and IN settling oil
minor points Of detail. iii.
crimson canopy stood out
4 handsomely to the right as one entered e' q
1 with the gilded spears which q are 70
servo as supports The golden calt ana
the,subids, which served TO lliustra,e
had not arrived, but Virginlas
Interests were being we'll looked after.
Mrs. John Moseley Walker was direct
Il 1ng the adjustment of the oriole colors.
with which the Maryland table VIII DO
u draped. Some of Baltmore's most ut
t8tractive young Indies will assist the
i Maryland chairman and help to render
4 her chairman one of the pleasantcst I'M
81 Ecring places at the bazaar.
IA Other chairmen wero scattered through
Il the hall and grouped around the different
table spaces. From present Indications,
4 1t would appear that the work VIII be
s. finished and tho tables ready for their
Furnishings by Saturday,
Il 5E All persons who have promised to serve
4 On the Virginia table are earnestly re-
quested to he present at the IA pc on
the evening OF "Wednesday. April loth. Ut ut
y&<1 @i,,,a re peutny sf
Il An Easter egg hunt will be given by
i the Virginia and Mississippi tables. $3.50
X r. NJ. Easter Monday at tho corner OF
Franklin and First Streets, Mrs, p. l.
\ Bemfss having kindly given the use g
d her yard for the hunt. Prizes will be Of
n fered, and children are INVITED to at at
n tend. !.
4 sncludes Mrs Archer Anderson. chair
" man; Mrs. c. p. Boiling. alternate; MISS
y Jennie Nunford, treasurer; Miss Eta
u nfunford and Miss Sallie Deane, liter
ties to the treasurer: Mrs. g. Thomas
81 Mccullough, president OF the Ienersan
z Davis Monument Association; MRS. G.t -
q NLcAdams Mrs. Fitzhugh Leo, Mrs. J \
Il Taylor Ellyson, Mrs. Hugh Taylor. Mrs
4 acdgar Taylor, Mrs. VIM. Mrs. Peasants.
2 Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mrs. VS. l.. Royal.
MRS. James p. Smith. Mrs CARRIER. Mrs
a George w. Bagby. Mrs. c. G. McCor-
q mack, Mrs II. L. Valentine Mrs. p, +.
& Valentine. Mrs. B, B. Valentine. Mrs.
III. g. Farland. Mrs. Dahney Carr, MIS- MIS-
g n.evin Joynes. Mrs James B. Pace. Mrs.
II Robert Rennolds, Mrs. 3, Ran Wexford,
4 Mrs. a. Won N. Rosenegk. Miss L. Tenn
Il ole Mrs. A. J. Montague. Mrs. Il, NJ.
iralbott, Mrs, Beverly Selden, Mrs, Henry
y Taylor, Mrs. Bradley Mrs, Sent. Mrs.
# stevens. Mrs. Joseph Willard Mrs. Theo-
dore Ellyson. Mrs. r. D, Crump. MRS,
y. D.. Williams. Mrs. St. George NJ. an
herson. Mrs. w. T.. Sheppard, Mrs. George
n b. Christian. Mrs. Thomas ]. Stnrke'
Misses Sally Archer Anderson. Kathleen
Graham Anderson. Sally ReiA Anderson,
usllen5 Bagby. Kate Talley, Bessie Ely
d son. Misses Gibson. Mcclure. Whitlock
Meredith. Coleman. Miss Blankenship,
Miss Katie Blankenship. Miss Stevens
Miss Won N. Rosenegk, Misses Nelly
y Boykin, Louisa Claiborne. Ashley Miller
4 Berta Jeffery Mary Cameron, Berta
& WEXFORD May Morrison. Octav1a Cr6n-
4 shaw. Emsie Pegram Misses Werth ana
II ARCHER
arker-Talcott.
81 Colonel and Mrs. II. N. r, Talcott have
I issued invitations for the marriage OF
& their daughter, Miss Augusta McVlckar
u 1'alcott. to DR.. Irueman Altred Pnrker.
Z, The ceremony will take place at r..
Bass Kinsey,
Cards have been sent out by Mr.. and
Mrs. George ". Elnsey. OF No. l27l-2
\ fsnuth Cherry Street. for the wedding OF
their daughter, Miss Annie Rachel Kin
Esy. to Mr.. y, Edward Bass. In Epworth
/ Church. Tuesday evening, April 2lst. at
I 6;N o'clock.
y Hankins Ware.
Il THE wedding OF Mias Daisy Scott, the
4 daughter of Mrs. Mary Coleman Ware,
Ii and Mr. Albert Winfree Hankins will BIO
celebrated this evening at $3.50 o'clock
y In the Third Christian Church by the
& l}ey, Preston A. Cave.
Bazaar Meetings.
THIS general meeting OF the Confederate
bazaar Association will be held At Lee
Camp Hall Monday. April 18th, instead
< Of Thursday next The officers, chalrnaen
{ 1T tables. chairmen OF entertainments and
"a IN members of the association, are re-
rs !, i,,u..t.d a. "a ttcnd This will be the last