The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
CLASS OF 1908, WONAAN'S COLLEGE.

pence and silver thimble," many other
prizes. The ladies Of the committee
will look after the comfort Of the little
ones, and look forward to a large atten-
dance. isi Ii 5 !: TX
Masonic Day. a
The Georgia table at the Confederate
Bazaar has chosen April 9th for her
especial day. It will be known as Ma
sonic Day, and every Masonic order In
the city will be present, including the
Shriners. with their picturesque caps.
1.-The children OF the Masonic Homo have
been carefully trained and will give a
finished little performance In the eve
ming. z
The lakewood seniar ana Junior Memo
rial Associations and all ladies who have
pledged to work for the Georgia table
are urged to meet at the home Of Mrs.
j. T. Hughes, No. s12 North Twenty
ninth Street, Wednesday. April sHl, At
a r. NJ, as this will be the final meet
Ing Of the committee before the Bazaar
opens. 4, s5 Isl
Tennessee Table.
The ''rummage" sale held on East
Main Street by the Tennessee. commit
tee closed Its doors Saturday afternoon,
after most successful week. The finnn-
Scial result Of the Undertaking was graft
flying in the extreme, and the ladies' OF
I the committee take pleasure in thanking
d the many contributors, whose generosity
was so large a factor In their success.
The next entertainment to be given by
these ladies Is an Easter egg hunt
4 to be held Easter Monday at No. 014
East Grace Street. Some unusual att
fractions and surprises are being pre-
pared for the small guests who attend
this Junction.. and large Juvenile interest
is being excited by Its approach. $S \ 4
Kentucky Table.
r. "A letter received from Mrs. Basil Duke,
iof Louisville, by the chairman Of the
iKentucky table, says that the Albert Sid
!ney Chapter Of Daughters In that city
will send among other things a register
ed Jersey calf, live Kentucky cardl-S
l,"3handsome saddle and bride, one OF
shelter and grinder. a barrel Of obellsh
-four has been donated from Ballard g.
Ballard, the agents here.
The chairman Of the Virginia table
Confederate Bazaar, reuests all persons
who have promised contributions toathat-
table to send them to No. 103 West
sfVaHklIlz StFeel f oetOFe y pTlI 5tH, st
Parlor Reading.
50 on Thursday afternoon large company
gathered In the handsome parlors OF Mrs.
d, b Vi Williams on Franklin Street, to-
hear Miss SAunspaugh read from the mu-
Steal and dramatic poems OF Sidney La
'nler, The reader was introduced BY DR.,
James P, Smith, who referred to her
as his friend, and to 14anier as soldier
and poet.
- There will be no reading next week,
but on Tuesday Of Easter week Miss
Annspaugh will read from THE Idylls
of the King" at the home OF Mrs. g, D.
Wingheld, No. iSo7 West Franklin,
A The members of the Board of Mana
gers for Chlmborazo Hospital Will meet
Thursday afternoon at a O'clock In the
home of Mrs. r, Al. Talley,S No. B14 North
'TWenty-sixth Street, All members are
requested to come, as preparat ions will
be made for a May Queen festival.
z The st, Joints Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers are urged to be present at the meet
ing appointed to take place In the home
of Mrs. D, G, Richardson, No. Is Twenty
ninth Street, Monday afternoon at 4;S0
o'clock. s II
Tickets for the Joint production OF
9"Charley's Aunt" by the University
Dramatic Club, and "Chopstlcks and
spikins," by Richmond talent, will be
placed on sale at Branch Allen'a from
April 9th to ed After that they Will
be sold at the Academy Prices OF or
chestra seats will be ~ cents, and those
In the balcony, 80 cents. h B.
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