The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-17
ma surrender They wore given Di. jones
stJy them berss Ut the ,l.ne family.
PM 33Ei Vtsitersi All Day. N gf3


II Notwithstanding The immense crowd 't's, OF
m three or four thousand people who cr9Wat-
" "a Sthe znznar Hall to Its utmost ea pa"
n t,ily9 Tor the opening ceremonies OF We'd
N tiesday hlght, work was well under way
IS AZ the difrernnt tables at II o CLOCK yes
Il Stofday morning. 4 4.
All RI during the day visitors came IN
Knd Tho sales up II tho present have been
& ufpreced antediS fines The Louisiana tabs
sSyyhl al Ind Il thriving business at the soda
water fountain Wednesday evening. liau
\ 10 send out an Imperative order TOR me ne
fresh prnlif,es made by Aunt Snkey
y pf New orleans. the first supply peihs
3squite exhausted. 7l5 4, % 5
.g seats III Loulsianns roof garden we're
ST, demand last night. At this table ro ''i
VI "a Tt 4 tlas been donated to the cnalrin u!
a5,int will be sold at auction. Little 81
n .sA9ellls. the patron saint OF hu s''
N iiiay always be found here. !.
NS9S jlgIlptcgt!iYihs from the tnlninture ~
General n. Il. Lee, painted by the we'll
u Know t, artist, II. NJ Loury, 1ot Wa !, n,
ssSti3e, y. G., are selling rapidly at me
W Dixie table Huneeia' the ~ ~, p 81. ~
spulrnist was exercising her i1iystc ski IN !.
G3inI;ca sting horoscropes at this table iast
@,,iKht. Popular articles Of sale were INC ing
gJui,anesc wurea, sent by the Jefferson
Sl)nVis Chapter OF Daughters from sun
H 1Si1ncisro The Garland Rodes. X r. Lee
ana Pickett Veteran Camps n nav. az
tered the contest Tor the beautirui mug
"a sent from California and dlspih!eu ~
Kentucky table was very huss
"a Amonr the articles being disposed or
L ware 4 Il Tckwick set OF hand-palnteu
" manu- cards, beautifully illustrated Worhs
Al ~ Kentucky authors ccntre pieces. anu
II arrange mnrmalnde, one among many
4 good things sent Kentucky from rev
/ York. BY Mr.. Charles Dimmock. q splen-
Sidid silver punch bowl sent by me IN IN,
Ks china Il Daughters Of the Confederacs W. !
Il be. voted to the most popular molapet -
s1h e Ellts. The ladies Of this thple gretl
3Si IN nnrecIate the Cn,irtesies extended
isEthnm by tho members OF this orRhni%a-
Stion9 as pecIalIytwhnt has been done pS
Nh. aud Mrs O. w. Wedennnrs, "ho
Il have been most helpful In securing Vo'es
for the bowl.
s35y f Afternoon + ca. Il
4 N q fternf,on tea at the South Carolina
f.ni,les 4 charming feature OF the pn.
n zn,,r. where baskets, feather rams any
a en,,th& Carolina novelties are found most
h sai;lble. II: "a 3.,.5 .,,&,r,
a walter Evans, OF the Cogswell GSo I' !.
Z rany Of Charleston, s. C.,a1s mere mere, :, !, -
ia bound In red lenther with the S ,eA.'.
v aaalSon each page. n All bazaar 4wor kers
4 80 ,.Is,tors will register their names
ffiEnnd after the bazaar tho book VIII DC
K l,ln rad In the Confederate museum.
4 An, 4 Mia sissippi was foremost In sales among
y An. ID zanr blcs.s The King Bahy's cor
,y,, 5norceptibly denuded OF ITS CON
tents Work bags peanuts ana 3iio ,n3,
1nnd Ii candy to say nothing OF slo ,,
f from m electric battery, were ve ~.
by the pretty Dolly Nardens VINO VINO ieA'-
I'D on 5NIississippi's counter.