The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-03

poclally so, IL was only fCiouucu ~ N.S
feeling Of deep sympathy Expressed I Of,
bohnif Of those officers Of tho association
who were absent because Of sickness or
troubie IN their fntliies thoae who have
been the foremost figures and tho most
loyal hearts In everything tlflt mas
touched the interests OF the CofN g
icausc s a Y5i ,,
$n,tely settled yesterday Ono was that
tho bazaar Will open each day during It's
continuance Mt II A.. NJ, and close eaoh
evening at II = N. Another wa a., ma =
the nome q the bazaar paRRe es VIZ Ddror
Taylor In making her report concerning
the paper, asked the chairmen OF diner
emit tables to send her the lists or tn
committees for insertion, also the lists
ana dates Of the different entertainments
to be given during the bazaar. \, 7,
"A The reports from the tables were very
entertaining. THE presence Of Mrs. Jo hn
Poe, Of Baltimore, gave added interes.
to what Mrs John Mosely3 Walker tola
of letters and boxes for the Maryland
table. Ba8i. W lt Si,
Mrs Archer Anderson, on behalf OF
Virginia, said that IN additional thirty \
seven and half dollars had been made
J ~ the last Williamsburg excursion; also
that sho had had several han dsome 90
nations from various sources.
Miss Blanche Morgan e electrified every
body by the announcement that MI. TiI-
fen had generously given the North Car
f olina. table four boxes at the Academy
for Easter Monday evening", April I 18 t
Miss Morgan also mentioned the enter
tainment to be given und her directt1lon
for April goth. AZ 4. !, !.
Mrs, John l.. Eubank had Just heid a
splendid committee meeting with su D.
stnntial results Her souvenir plates
continued to sell remarkably well and
boxes from Carolina were still coming IN.
Mrs John r. Hughes had also had a
most satisfactory meeting Of the Geor-
}gia table, which is under the able man
agemcnt OF the ladies' of OakWood Me-
mortal Association, and has always been
one OF the tables that everybody felt
quite sure about. {Iss i!.5.
n Mrs. Caskie Cabell, in speaking for
Florida, said that she had received sev-
| eral checks and boxes, and felt Quite
assured OF things working we'll for the
| table.
| Mrs. Drake reported q great success
| The concert given by Miss Mamie llarri-
| son and the musicians who gave her
such splendid help, resulted IN fund OF
! SIS to Alabama's credit. Assn RANGES had
| also come from the Alabama Chapter,
! Daughters Of the Confectionery, OF th laE
| help and sympathy,
Mfssissippi's chairman, Mrs. John ldar-
| wood !. had had additional boxes, ana fclt
that Mississippi's affairs were prospering.
The entertainment to be given by the
table on April 18th will take the form OF
! a ODDLY Warden dance" and promises
! to be altogether fetching.
| Louisiana received $500 from the Bos-
i took benefit" OF which one-half& VIII so
| to Mr. Bostock and the other half VIII
| be divided Louisiana tofreceive about 500
/ for her share. This table will sell soda
]. water, and has had all syrups necessary
i for use donated already. aG5
I Boxes for Texas Mrs, Drewry said,
4 had been sent and would soon be re-
ceived. The Texas souvenirs the Lone
1 STAR of oak and wild olive. with the
i Inscription burnt In, had been placed on
sale In the State which Is very enthu-
n siastio over tho table.
4 Checks had come in from Arkansas
gl;with other kinds OF help. and Mrs.
Meade. with her alternate. were quite
4 sure OF Arkansas future.
Tennessee. the Solid South, and the
flower table, all had the most iavora BILE
representations to make. All reported
donations. and were full OF energy In
making final plans and arrangements.
Maryland Committee.
Mrs John Moseley Walker Ia chairman
OF the committee for the Maryland Ia
= ble, with Mrs C. OBJ. Cowardin as al
4 ternate and Mrs. Josiah Ryland AS chair
:. man OF the Entertainment Committee
, other table assistants arc: Mrs. E, II, y
Myers, Mrs p. A, ;Hoen. Mrs. A. q
Blair, treasurer: Mrs. Small, Mrs. Franl
; Haughton. Mrs. James Patton. Mrs. Franl
Woodward, Mrs. Waller Morton, Mrs
J Warrington Wise, Mrs. Adolph Osterloh
= Mrs. Frank Powers. Mrs. liam z
. Evans, Mrs. Edward Mayo. Mrs, Courtne,
. Jenkins Mrs James - Tyler. Miss Su
a Spilman Miss Amabel Lee George. 0
!, Baltimore, Miss Jenkins. Miss Connie
!, Evans. Miss Lou Adkins Miss Mar.
:. Bruce. Miss Mary Bierne and Miss Sophi
d White,
Tho Arkansas room OF the Confedernt
8 Museum Is to be congratulated In Its ne1
:. regent, Mrs. Rufus j. Polk, OF Little ROCK
: Mrs. Polk was Miss Cynthia Martin, an
:, claims Revolutionary ancestry throug
J, four Virginia lines She Is member G
y the Society OF Colonial Danes throug
her maternal grandmother. who WINS
first cousin OF Miss Dolly Payne, after
- wards Mrs Dolly Madison, and the mos
: brilliant hostess which the White IIous
!. has ever known. Mrs, Polk will Wis
: Mrs. Decatur Axtell during the Easte
- season.
]; Personal Mention.
.. Miss Jeanette Powers. the charmin
= debutanta daughter of Mr., D. 3, Power
of Port Royal, Va. is visiting Mrs. II,
2 Lefebvre, OF No. 2l5 South Third Stree
n Miss Powers has been visiting In Orang
where she received much attention. ST
Is the sister of Mr.. d. b. Powers, il
the popular young legislator from Car
r. line,
s
,e The Restaurant Committee will no
st the last meeting before the opening of Il
A. bazaar next Friday at r. M. Mr.
h.. Wade has made excellent arrangement
80 and every one is confident that the resta
q, rant will be a great credit 10 her al
- to- the bazaar.
er Mrs, william Mitchell with her frien
~ ~ Mrs MCGOWAN, OF New Orleans. is
the Jefferson Hotel,
Miss Katherine Trlce OF Buekner
Station, Is expected to arrive In Ric
!, / Ynond ihie Ueel, TO visit her aunt. MI