The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-25

Hampton are for sale at this table. The
handsome leather chair which was to
have been presented by the Bazaar Assoc
citation through Mr.. George Bryan to Mr..
Kelley last Monday night has been given
privately. Mr.. ISclley's great modesty
rendering any other form OF acceptance
impossible. The gift. which was intended
to convey so much appreciation on the
part of the ladies', has been received IN
the same spirit BY Mr.. Kelley, who made
the beautiful designs for the different
tables.
Masonic Day.
Monday. April 9TH. will be Masonic
day at the Confederate Bazaar and
Georgia day as we'll MS a great prospcc-
tlve SUCCESS.
In the downstairs hall. where all the
bazaar entertainments are given, two at
tractIve permances Will be held that
afternoon From 4 to Q F. NJ. there Will
be Novelty Party" under the direction
of Mrs a. c.. Becker. The children with
their nurses will be welcomed. and prizes
given for an admission fec of cents.
At night the Masonic children. under
the direction OF Miss Barbour, Will render
beautiful programme. Every Mason and
the public generally Is urged to attend
this Masonic day and help the Georgia
table ladies to make this the red letter
day In tho baZaar's history.
Tho beautiful crayon picture of dogs
head and the pastel showing a group OF
Arabs. donated by Mr.. r. f. Adams. OF
No. lis South First. Street. have been
sold at the Georgia table for good price.
The holder OF the number rs Is invited to
call Mt the table and get his picture. @
A group OF Confederate battle Tags
handsomely framed. has been presented
by Mr.. David Brown for the Georgia
ladies to Lee Camp Hail. through Conn
riander Smith. A second group will be
given to Pickett Camp. through Com
mandcr Winston.
Virginia Table.
The jeweller Jankes gift OF a gold
watch and chain is quite an addition to
the many beautiful articles Mt the Viz
ginia table. The red cloth golf coat and
child's white cloth coat arc much adj
mired.
C. F, sauer, OF this city. has sent quite
large donation OF his navoring OK.
tracts; j. Mooney. artist OF this city. has
donated portrait of Washington after
Gilbert Stuart Nelson Baker Co. OF Chi.
cago Through T. A. Miller, i've cases OF
dcntrilce and cream lotion. sold at {
cents each to Introduce 1t.
The hall seat and chest. sent from the
Stonewall Jackson Institute OF Abingdon
Va. is flpe piece OF wood carving done
by the young lady students. In center OF
the back Is the Confederate seal Ranked
on either side b. symbollcal designs.
The Gorham silver polish isgstill In de.
mand. The five. ten. fifteen and twenty
five cents table receives steady patron
age.
The Tennessee Tent.
The contest among the foremen Of the
American Locomotive Works for the
beautiful silver service now on exhibition
at the Tennessee table is spirited one
The contestants are allipopular men, and
large Interest is felt In the result OF the
voting. The contest IS to close prompt
Nv at II o'clock next Wednesday.
A doll stove Is also being voted for al
the Tennessee table. and little Miss
Esther Virginia Davis Is one OF the most
popular contestants.
Mrs Wetmore. Of Baltimore, woman
OF unusual literary attachments and wide
social influence. has shown deep inter-
est In the Tennessee table at the bazaar
and has given 1t some very material
help. Among her contributions are some
valuable copies Of THE Relief Bazaar
tho official paper OF tho Baltimore Ba.
zaar of '9s, and some spicy little stories
for publication in THE Confederate
The Tennessee table has received SOW
cral new boxes OF 1hHCy dTtiClcs, anu 'ihs
had Its treasury very materially swclled
by a check for $50. sent through Mrs, NJ
b. Pitcher. of Nashville.
Alabama Booth
The Alabama booth has had many hand.
some donations recently Among them Is
an oak chiffonier sent by the WEIGH Fur.
niture Company OF High Point. n. c.,
two polished oak tables, and from South
ern Chair Company nice rocker.
Some interesting literature written by
Alabama writer's Is on sale. Sketches Of
Miss Augusta Evans home. souvenir
spoon and pieces are attractively dis
played. Epirited guessing for an exquisite
ring OF diamonds and opals and silver
bowl Is going on. Lovely chain work
and collars and handkerchlefs In
profusion nre exhibited there. Daily
Daily contributions OF candles and
fancy articles from chapters In Ala.
bama and elsewhere encourage the
ladies' TO feel that they will realize a
large sum at their table. All visitors to
the bazaar will be welcomed at the
Alabama table where enthusiastic sellers
will gladly serve interested buyers,
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