The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03
SUCCESS OF J
THE. BAZAAR.
VIII Clear More Than Fifteen.
Thousand Dollars.
THE CLo SEt d A ST E EVENING 4
Great Gathering There and Uhboundced
Enthuslasm shown-Those Who Il
Received Handsome
" NM 4 VIM NJ Prizes. Il ss

Received Handsome
sS.5 II WI N " wa Prizes. N
The end, * 5ths Con Il ederate Bazaar has
come. and s,loqsss has crowned tho Efforts
Of Cor derate women, who have spared a,t,
no time, 3 pains Of labor to attain 4 their
end and have In hand the funds necessary
to complete TIE Jefferson Davis n'onu-
Al appr .u ximatuss estimate. which . not
an exact one by any means, but Al That
can now be made places the amount
realized BY the Bazaar Association citation q
'1''Ss'' AND Pos BLY, MORN.
K The Masonic Temple was es busy last last
night as usual The Texas, q. Arkansas K
Louisiana, mississippi, Missouri. Tennae.s les.
see and South Carolina tables ha nae aDout
completed the sale OF their stock: Alapa.-
and ,t Georgia te Wa doing the same: Mary
land will reserve what Is ui,sold 81 send
II to a n Maryland hospital for ed
children. Florida will return sulrp !ll,'
stock to the donors In Florida Ke M
the Solid South and Virginia VII reservs
portion OF their stock for future sale.
Each table chairman and committee OK
presses satisfaction Mt what has been az 1
compllshed, which In most Instances OK
ceeded their hopes and expectations
North Carolina sold out Friday. the
beautiful asparagus service belng Dough- dnI
| by Mr.. s. r.. Morgan
MAYaREPEAT PLAY.$5Sa5sJ
# The Lady N icotineS Stock Company. VINO,
thanks to Miss Morgan and ME- Ge s'l =!
A. Kelley scored 50 great a y, MT AZ a. lne
last week. IS being Importance to repeal
tho play in another city. and the man
| aEement may consent to 40 So.
Most OF the tables, stripped OF their
| pretty hangings, have been SOLO 70 s ,y'.
advantage, ana will be removed Monday.
IA a euchre party for the benefit OF the
| Alabama table will be given next Tues
| day from to&7#in the Albemnrle C II,
under the direction Of Miss w hite.81lh =.
| occasion will be one Of great interest est
and will doubtless attract a large nu,apee
| of young societys people Of both sexes.
Miss Louise Barbour was the fortunate
! Young lady who secured the ticket 70
New York and return, given the ,SV1rginiia "a
| table BY the ID Old Dominion Steamship
Company. The two swords sent 10 10 tne
Arkansas table by Mrs. IIason, OF Peters-
burg, who took charge OF them curing me
| civil War, will be sent to the Museum.
The wayside ann will have 20 sale OF
i china and antique furniture next Tues
1 day at IS Up. M. The excellent conee,
which has beer. ENJOYED py i ,,anths
Ara brand and upon the making. y M.
i Harrison generously donated all the COT.
fec used, estimated at about one hundred
! pounds. =, !, . =, -,
The pretty doll given to Miss AS Jones ,s ~
/ Miss Ruby Bod ekerg forathe TT oridas taDle
/ was won by Miss Elizabeth Bentley y ne
,PunchT and Judy Show" Sundertakenllta L.;
i a fternoon by Mr.. John Tyler for the MIS-
sissinpI table, and the cake walk. a given
i by Mrs Gill's boys. was very attralc ti is
7 netting the table over ten dollar
i Among the many who contributed 70
i tho Tennessee table, through Mrs. w. -.
4 EJarton are Mr.. T. C.. Stage, Mrs. John
i keenan,, the Sisters Of Charity at 81. Fat-
4 rick's Academy, the Nuns OF Vlsltatlon
A Convent, Monte Maria, MIS-; MA ss :,
a 1,annessee and Mrs. Dennis Leahy. Of
The entire committee extend to Mr. and
4 Mrs. W.D. Harton their sympathy ;n
I account OF tho serious Illness OF .tn zen,
j niece, which has thrown O damper on ,her
4 work In the bazaar, Whlch she ue 7s'li' 81
z SO much to SEQ a success. ..5B
4 s1,Mrs.J. c. Hagan, OF the missouri ta-{
4 HE has received the following letter
from Mrs. Patti Moore. sent with some
very handsome I nortieree res Anr,, q 1903
4 NV Dear Mrs. Hagan:
THESE curtains come to you as dona-
Il zion for our Missouri table, They come
& |$iaden with all the bright anticipations
and hopes Of a true daughter Of Inc o con =
II
y May you be able to obtain as man oot.
q lars as the suttle has Piled back ana
II forth in the web and wool OF this hang-
il Ing, Is the earnest wish OF your sister.
i Trusting that they will arrive IN GOOD
u time and that will hear from you
SS's''r Yours fraternally.
y nm Mrs. PATTI MOORE.
4 PRIZE WINNERS.
q The handsome chair at the Virginia
I, table was won by Mr.. Thomas McAaams,
= and the centerplece Mt the same taDle ny
"a MIR. John w Gordon.
Z The gun at the Arkansas table was Wo!'
by Mr.. Aaron Pyle. OF No, 2oS East mar
shall Street. . 4, Cd I, a., -, -.
: linn table was captured by Mrs: sea- =
9 who is requested to call for y at no - -
t North Fourth Street. I, l.. I, -,
9 Mr.. J.. Stanley Richmond, OF L ave- po,u
0 England, received the cane at me MS MS
t slssippi table, which was carVea py AZ ~ !,
t John B. Christian, Of ROCKY ~ MOUNT =
: There we're auctions At the various ia "a;
< bles and all were attended WIN soo'
I fesu''i SENATOR DANIEL " ms;
a At the Florida table Senator Daniel wa
: tho lucky guesser Of the pFe.e eyo No ~
Q terrier. The number was ls4s, ,, ma't
Q Daniel reinquished his DAINTY p2 t.ss y
/ Miss Sarah Harve, The sum rea 'l|t y
v the dog was fifty dollars.