The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24

Anne Christian, Genevieve Lathr0p,
# Emily Triplett Montague, Virginia
Roddy WHITLEY, Georgia Eleanor
Wingfeld, French Wippermann,
Linda Holmes Beverage, Archie
Joynes, Peachy Lyme, Lizzie Clay
ton. Minnie Bolton, Mary Chal-
mers, Gertrude Crenshaw, Mamie
Patton, Katherine Gum and Gwen
dolin Rutherford.
The different schools and colleges
Of Richmond invited to, be present
Last night brought in tho greatest
crowd that has been seen ut the Con-
federate Bazaar, the big hall pelns
Y packed to its utmost capacity
Above stairs In the ballroom the re-
3 ception OF the visitors to the Conference
on Education was held. The. hall was
beautifully decorated by Hammond, the
groups and bankings Of palms being re-
lieved with Easter lilies and silvery
green OF Southern bamboo and smilax
outlining windows and wreathinE chan
! deliers. Flags draped from the gallery
were caught In the center by great
mass OF lilies.
Receiving Party
The receiving party was very large.
numbering among Others, Governor and
Mrs. Andrew ]. Montague, Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs. Joseph Z. Willard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan. MIR. and
Mrs B. B. Valentine Mrs. L. r. Da-
shell. Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Travers, Mr..
and Mrs. E. V. Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Parrish, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson, and Others.
Tho banquet hall was exceedingly ef-
fective. adorned with palms and sInilax.
The center table had magnificent
shower OF American beauties, donated
by Hammond. They filled cut-glass
vase which rested on lace center-piecc.
The shoat, the saddle of mutton and the
ham We're all in place, and the table re-
called the days OF generous living and
open-handed hospitality in old Virginia.
Guests were served from the ante
room the menu. including delicious salad.
beaten biscuit, oyster pates, salt almonds,
Olives mlnts, Ices. cakes and coffee.
Every arrangement was finished and per-
tect, and the management in the hall
rejected the greatest credit on the chair
man of the entertainment, Mrs. W. NJ.
& Wade, and her efficient committee.
A Great Throng.
IN the bazaar hall the promenade aisles
and the restaurant were thronged. The
+ Dime Museum given by the Missouri Ia
hle was the most wonderful success. II
was given twice last evening and will be
( repeated by request. All OF the perform.
ers were excellhnt, but the palm mus,
be awarded to Mr.: Grey Moseley, who, as
The dwarf, with Mr.. Henry Darlington
was simply great
The Solid South table to-day will, fol
every dollar and every five dollars, give
81 souvenir from California
The Dolly Warden entertainment for thu
Mississippi table takes place this evening
at $3.50 o'clock.
The opening will be tableau by tn,
Dolly Warden Girls followed by the May
pole dance, by little Misses Grace South
orlando Lizzie Clayton, Archie Joynes
LINDA Bevertdge. Mary Chalmers, Doro
thy Christian. Emily Montague, Gene
We've Lathrop, katherine Gum, Errenzl
Wippermann. Gertrude Crenshaw. Annie
Finch. Virginia Whitley, Mamie Patton
Gwendol!n Rutherford and Ellie Wing
9 field
Misses Dorothy Christian and Gwendo
lin Rutherford will give us a typical Mis-
Hissippi cake-walk.
On Saturday afternoon. from to {
there will be n Dolly Warden frolic II
tho basement for the young people. Ad
mission, five cents.
Wayside Inn Menus. ,
Dinner. from ] to o'clock, twen;y-tiv
cents.
Vegetable Soup.
shad. shad Roe.
Roast Lamb
Steak TO order 25c.
Baked Tomatoes. Corn Pudding.
Irish Potatoes,
Home made Bread.
Tea. Coffee. Chocolate.
Strawberry and vanilla Ice Cream.
Mixed Cakes,
Supper, from to II o'clock. twenty-i'
cents.
peviled Crabs croguet,es,
Ham Tongue.
STUFFED Eggs.
Homemade Bread,
Tea. Coffee Chocolate.
Strawberries.
vanilla, Strawberry. Chocolate Ice CreaI
Orange Ice.
Cakes.
The following young ladies assisted
the Wayhda Inn on Wednesday: Miss
Jennie Hughes. Mary McKenna and IIlt
McKenna, OF New Canton. Va. Eth
shelburne Ethel Carlton, Lucille Garlic
Reba Friend, Louise Mccarthy, Ell,
Nash, Lucy Dew. Lou Reid. Kate Turpi
Cora Catin. Louise Catlin, Rose Leig
Isstele Deaton. Lucy Powers. Alma Chri
tian, Nellie Elliott, Rebie Newell, ia,
Fisher. Mrs Clarence Mvesay ana II
ladies OF the Restaurant Committee,
Luncheons Will be served at any Tin
Srom II in the morning TO II o'cls5ck
right,
A letter received yesterday from A
,ngdon, says Please allow me 10 GORE
mistake made by The Iimes-Dispatt
bsraar correspondent regarding ca-y
hall seat sent from this place. The wo