The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28
y, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Social and 5
Personal )
observation-disclosures
The Con federate Fair closed Thursday
VI ~ enine, and sterday workman were
busy removing the booths and restorinS
5 the hall in the Masonic Temple TO us
I original appearance One of the most IN
K teresting Incidents OF the evening was me
drawing which took place to decide we
K ownership OF the horse and trap wn tl''c'h
d was rallied during he fair.
835S The basket iii which the numbers were
Il ,laced was held by Mr.. Tony Miller Miss
4 4, aura Richardson's the little daughter OF
B Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Richardson drew
4 them. The lucky number. lib, decided the
matter. and Mr.. John l.. Bailey, or Elm
city, N, Co. Is now the owner OF lhe
horse and trap. Mr.. Bailey's NUMBER "a'
sold him by Mr.. Joseph Lasitter, VINO
rendered the ladies much assistance N
this way during the fair
u Patriotic Meetings.
m. Restaurant Committee, Of which
Mrs, w, M. Wade is chairman, VIII meet
= next Wednesday In the w oman Lifts -
y tian Association building at noon. Every
& lady who is a member of the comnnttee
must attend the meeting or nave her MAINS t'li
x dropped from the list 8 8
The Kentucky table will hold a com.
i mittee meeting at noon at NO wv t1tts'
b Main Street.
Il The Young ladies who are pledged TO IN me
os.istance OF the chairman OF the r.
4 pInia table are requested TO meet M,s
Archer Anderson, Of No. 1903 West FRANK
lin Street. next Tuesday at u -. NJ. snarp
Mr.. Andersons committee Will meet her
81 the same day at noon.
The Virginia ard Mississippi tables VIII
unite in an Easter egg hunt to DC heiu ~
First and Franklin Streets by the court
4 esy OF Mrs e. l.. Bemiss. at 5:6o Z. W.
4 on Easter Monday
81 The committee of the South Carolina
8tnble is called by the chairman 70 mee =
&in3'Lee Camp Hall next "Wednesday " -
o'clock. Members Of the committee are
asked to bring with them their contrl-
buttons in fancy work or other. artloies,
az. IL they prefer 10 do so. to send them
~ Mrs Eubank. at No. COS East Grace
4 Street.
5slsTs54e& OII 10 w 1lIId Jul b
Trio villa msburg excursion, given by
the ladies Of the Virginia table az tne
approaching Confederate Bazaar, VIII DC I,
the second given TO the colonial ciAp''a'
within the past few weeks.
Ss3 II Is believed that n number OF persons
Who wish to visit this quaint old city
will avail themselves OF so good an OPP
4 ncrtunity as that presented to-day ~ IL !,
fast train and the reasonable price OF q
]. for the round tip:
Tickets can be procured at the Cl,es.t.
neake and Ohio Railway Station, and the
Z. excursion will be chaperoned BY Mra
Il Archer Anderson. Mrs. George 3. NC
Adams and Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson' Lunch
4 will be furnished for moderate consul
GRAFTON by the ladies' OF Bruton Churcf
Society in Williamsburg TO az VINO ue.
Sire 1t. A committee OF the WILLIAMSBURG
h Chapter, Daughters Of the ConfedcracS
,yiIl meet those who join the excursion
and show them all the prominent points
OF interest
Rummage Sale.
8t During tho week beginning March 3oth
a!the Tennessee table is to hold q rum
mage sale at No. l9V7 East MAIN ot .r'...
Il The store secured FOR the purpose Is ~
= district where these sales nre Immensely
nnnular and of great benefit 10 tho peo-
.,,le who patronize them. The ladies' IN
charge Of th'l enterprise have the sat's-
4 lion OF knowing that their wo.k - not
only profitable to their own ends, but IS
a 3 very, real charity to overworkcd moth
ers and poverty. burdened fathers OF fam
lilies, who by Its means nre enabled 10
& b,Iy ready-made clothes. shoes, stockings.
6Ehats and many other articles OF neces-
tIty. as well as OF pleasure, at merely
nominal prices. Many needy people, who
! for all their poverty are unwiinns 70
beg, are IN this way helped 10 supply
x heir wants without loss OF lndepend'
ence. ,.,,,
x II those interested in the work and VIII
fnr 10 contribute articles OF various KINDS
b To add ID tie interest and profit OF li'e
sale viii give their names to any melnpci
Z of the Tennessee Committee or VIII sene
a postal to Mrs. John Teefey, of No l'S'
North Seventeenth street MIS- -. -, - -
Blenner, of North Twelfth Street or Mrs
Y George A, Lyon. of No, Ga East Grace
ytreet, their packages will he called Tor
Personal Mention.
Il Mrs. richard IIecksher. Of London. Eng
4 land, Is the guest of her mother, Mrs
p f,aroline G. Mera, at No, POS East cars
street. Mrs. Mnra will leave with Mrs
3 I1ecksher for England next Wednesday
r and will spend some time visiting her ir
London
Among the prominent guests at Hot
Springs, Va. Is Mrs, Kingdom, Mrs
George J. Gould's mother, Mrs. Kingdor
IL chaperonIng Miss Vivian Gould, who Is
\ III with rheumausm
FRIENDS OF Mrs. James Morris vii ht
much concerned to know that cable
q gram received by Mrs, Morris within tht
mast few days. announced the death o.
her mother. The Rev. James Morris hai
4 "a acceptabIy filled the place of the ah
sent rector OF st. Paul's as TO win FOL
himself and his family q generous meas
Z ,irs OF sincere regard and apprselat'oh'
Colonel Charles Page Bryan. OF Mt
triI,fa. the new minister 10 Portugal, VII