The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-13
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observation-disclosures
Tho Confederate BazaAr Association
met yesterday ut noon In Lee Camp Hall.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan and Mira. Stephen
Putney being present. Tho meeting was
large and enthusiastic. Tho reports OF
the treasurer and corresponding secretary
followed the reading OF tho minutes and
wero very satisfactory.
Mrs. Isedd, the chairman Of the Badge
Committee. was authorized to order the
badges. which will be distributed at the
next meeting.
Mrs. John NJ. Moseley. chairman Of the
Maryland table, reported active work
being done In Baltimore, and s23 In hand
to the credit Of the table.
Mrs. John L, Eubans said tho South
Carolina table had fund 81 SEQ and
contributions promised from South Caro-.
lima. Mrs Dubnnk was Instructed to nr.
range with the express companies IN re-
gard to articles sent to tho Bazaar Ass
ISOLATION. .
Mrs. M. F. snellings, of the Georgia
table, had received a letter from Mrs.
Rounsaville, Of that State promising 9
large box to be shortly sent A hand
somo check has already been donated
for tho benefit OF the table.
Mrs. ], G. Hagan. representing the
Missouri table, read a letter from Mrs.
| Valiant, showing the enthusiastic sup
port to be counted on from that section
OF the South. Tho Missouri table has
$50 In bank and fine prospects.
Chairmen of other tables-Virslnia. Ala;
bama Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana.
Texas. Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky,
and the Solid south-exprcssed them
selves as satisfied with present accom-
plishment and hopefulsof future develop
ment. Nearly all of tho chnlrmen have
| had their booths promised without cost,
and In several instances draperies hlyy
been added as gift.
The next meeting OF the association will
be held Thursday, February 10th, at nooR.
Table Committees.
The name Of the Texas table has boon
changed by request from ships That
Pass In the Night" to "Tcxas steer..,.
The design OF the booth will be taken
from the Alamo famous In song and
| story, now owned by the State and kept
as museum.
Mrs. S. D. Drewry Is chairman of the
table with Miss Helen Mckinney as treas
urer and Mrs. Adolphus Blair as secre-
| tary. Those who will assist are: Mrs S.
II. Boykln. Mrs. Clay Drewry, Mrs. Ben
| Crump, Mrs. Stuart Bowe, Mrs. Clay
Drewry Jr., Mrs Edmund Benson. Mrs
w. T. Moulton. Mrs. c. C. Bridges, Mrs.
w. A. Harrison. Miss Nancy Cooke, Miss
Charlotte Yonge, Miss Agnes Mccarthy,
Miss Edith Jones. Miss Marianne Meade,
Miss Stanley Atkins, Miss Bowe, Miss
JAMIE Wingo. Miss Ella Binford, Miss
Lizzie Crutchfeld. Miss Susie Harrison,
Miss Amelia Ctalter, Miss Mary Macgill
| Drewry. Mrs. Harry D. EIchelberger.
Mrs. Graham 1Iobson, Mrs Drewry
Gheatham. Mrs. Henry D. Perkins. Mrs.
Philip Cogbil, Mrs. r. u. Gaines Miss
katherine Foster, Miss Condo Bridges
and Miss Mollfo Macgill Bridges
| a silver tea will be held In the home
OF mrs; Adolphus Blair. No. JIG North
ahi.d street, February sd. from to 8
P. NJ for the benefit Of the table.
The name CT tho Arkansas table. allow
Ing wide range in salo OF articles and
decoratioris will be "salmagundl." PRETTY
souvenirs will be miniature violns and
the distinctive flower OF the table will be-
the apple blossom.
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Mrs r, T. Meade, of PETERSBURG is mo
chairman OF this table. assisted BY Mrs
William L. Venable. Mrs W. N. liamlet
AR x. u Watson, Mrs. D. A. Weisieer,
MIS- NJ: T. Harrison, Mrs. George Cam
eron. Mrs. L. NJ. Griswold, AIRS. ". p
Jones' Mrs. r. B. ELL. Mrs. NJ r. Har.
rison. Mrs. 1Vaverly Wilkins, Mrs. Nor
ton Nlddie, Jr., Miss J. A. M Lee, Miss
I Il Va, ~.
ROPER and others.
Letters from Mrs Clelpcntine Bowles
o. fayetteville, Ark, show the scope OF
me excellent work she is doing for Ar
kansas and the Bazaar Association.
me name adopted by the South Caro-
una table Is Over the Teacups." The
table flower is the yellow jasmine. Mrs
John 1. Eubanls Is chairman, her alter
mates being Mrs Walter Christian, Mrs
y. smith, Mrs. J. b, Mosby and Mrs
husn Miller Mrs, Bernard Guest Is
treasurer; Mrs. Charles Boshar record.
Ing secretary. and Mrs. Hugh Miller
corresponding secretary
me committee includes Mrs. r. T.
Hunter. Mrs. Herbert Gray, Mrs, p, p
lhlialerro. Misses James, Miss Marie
iightfoot, Mrs. Percy Halves, Mrs
Marcy Mrs. Townsend Miss AMMO
\ Ni le MISS OConnor, Mrs, H. c. Bou-
our MIS-. Otway Allen, Mrs. W j. John
son. Mrs, Janney, Mrs. B. r! I,r,,mn
Mrs. F. G. Tucker. Mrs Andrew ], Mon.
tague. Miss Margaret Lee, Mrs. Caskie
Cabell. Mrs. C. u. Grabouskl, Miss
Berry, Miss Sophie Bosher, Mrs Basil
Gwat hmey, Miss Womack, Miss Jordan.
MIS- William Hill, Miss Lily Fill. Miss
Woodbridge, Mrs. Goodenow, Miss Cam
eron. Mrs. l. G. Williams. Mrs. J. r, v.
Daniel. Mrs. G. T.. Doyle, Miss Alice
Doyle, Mrs 9ilas shelburne, Miss Ethel
shelburne. Miss Hughes Mrs. Arnlistead
Wexford, Miss Spllman. Misses Ran
dolph. Mrs. Charles Shields Mrs. Ed
mund GRhett. Miss Rowland, Miss Judith
Anderson. Miss Ellen Anderson. Miss
Eanmie Stewart. Miss Parkinson, Mrs.
s. Horace Halves. Mrs. T. S. Armistead
Miss Mary Bruce, Miss Caroline Arml-
stead. Miss Nellie Talbot Miss Kathe-
rine Yonge, Mrs. Thomas Brander, Mrs,
1 : fNrS,r "A $50 -