The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22

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Westmoreland, Commonwealth. Vlr-
alma, jefferson, Deep Run, Hern'l-
taoo and Albemarle Clubs Invited ;
to BIO present
There was an exceedingly we'll pleased
crowd at the Temple last night, and all
the features of the bazaar were enjoyed.
The special feature OF tho occasion wns
Professor Brooks, the prestldi gttateur
connected with the Bostock chow. He
astounded and bewildered the crowd with
his sleIght-of-hand tricks. and his Won
derful trunk trick set them all thinking
Of the possibilities OF legerdeman. Pro-
lessor Brooks proved himself one OF the
most expert and graceful performers OF
the kind ever seen here.
at the various tables there was
constant flow Of business, and nothing
seemed to drag.
Yesterday being Petersburg Day" at
the Confederate Bazaar, A P. Hill Camp
came over early last evening on O. special
car in body. Petersburg Company, NO.
1e, Knights OF Pythias. also We're pres
emit, and the Arkansas table, where the
Petersburg 4lOleSS were III SAioA 6Ss ''o'
great center Of interest
Easter Bonnet Sale
The Maryland table will hold Its mill
linery auction sale in the basement OF
the Masonic Temple on Wednesday eve
ming at half-past eight.
EXQUISITE 'creat!ons" have been received
from Madame Stuart, OF Baltimore;
Hunt OF washington; Mcdonnell. Of Bal
timore; Comfy, Of Baltimore, and Creigh-
ton, Morris. Kaufman. Donnell and
Campbell and others OF this city, which
Colonel Stern will auction off on the
heads of some Of the prettiest young
girls in Richmond.
This will not only be one of the most
charming features Of the bazaar. but an
excellent opportunity to purchase spring
hats at reasonable prices, and will no
doubt BIO taken advantage of by those
who have not already capped their spring
wardrobes or who have room for just
one more delectable Importation.
Kentucky Table.
Tho Kentucky table has received
through their agent, Mr.. Cook, a barrel Of
Obelisk flour from Ballard G. Ballard,
Louisville, KY A handsome dress suit
case and light overcoat arrived on Satur-
day from Mrs. Joseph G. Bethel. Of
Louiville.
The Kentucky Daughters have respond
ed nobly to the call for help, especially
those OF their metropolis.
All honor is due Mrs. BAIL Duke for
her untiring zeal and ready resources,
which are an inspiration to her co-wprk-
ers here.
Mr. George Julian zolnay the New
York sculptor, has contributed six busts
In plaster of the young hero. Sam Davis.
April 2sth will be Kentucky Day. and
on that night charming little play will
be given under the auspices Of Mrs. G,
C. Walker. This will also be railroad
night, and a most cordial invitation Is
extended to all railroad men.
1.-THE Kentucky annex'-Ohio-has
| many beautiful contributions, notably an
elegant silver bowl from Cincinnati.
valued at 500, now being voted to tho
most popular Elk; handsome pair OF
bronze figures sent by McAlpine & Com
pany, OF Cincinnati. to be voted to the
most popular Richmond girl: three boxes
of handsome dolls sent by Mrs. Worces-
ter, of Cincinnati. an ardent Southerner.
to whom this work has been labor OF
love, and which she has accomplished SO
successfully In spite Of very recent fam
| lily bereavement.
A beautiful horse and runahout are to
be sold for the benefit Of the Confederate
| Bazaar. The horse Is Virginia bred. Is a
combination animal. having fine saddle
gait, as we'll as driving, He is six years
old and Is n beauty.
| The entire rig may be seen every day
| on the street. as Mr.. Walker, the mana
ger of the Standard OH Company, is
driving 1t, so as to show 1t to people who
would like to take part In the guessing
contest.
The way In which the horse and r,na-
bout. including, OF course, new set of
harness. will be awarded, Is as follows:
| On the last night of the bazaar some
prominent gentlemen In the city will be
! selected ms judges. Duplicates of all tho
| tickets that have been sold will be. put
in envelopes. and the entire lot put into
large BASKET The Judges will then APP
point some one to draw out ticket. The
holder of the ticket corresponding to the
one drawn will receive the prize.
Tickets can be bought from Mrs. John
Moseley Walker. chairman of the Mary
land table; Mrs. Thomas I.eary, Mr.. Ar
thur Mayo and Mr. John II. Walker.
AS this Is by far the most attractive
thing that the Confederate Bazaar has
had to offer. there will no doubt be a
great scramble for these tickets.
The Virginia Table.
General Dabney Maury Chapter, Phla-
delphia, has sent " box to Mrs. Anderson,
containing most beautiful hand-work of
all kinds-embroidery, lnce-work, burnt
leather. Noticeable among the many
articles Is white satin table cover
Persian applique designs embroidered with
/ gold. sent by Mrs. Keim. formerly Of
designs sent by Mrs. Kelm, formerly Of
this city, With this box came donations
from John Wanamaker and snellingburg,
of philadelphia, II varied and beautiful
collection of articles.
In the midst of the enthusiasm of the
ladies' over this box. another was re-
cetyed and opened from Norfolk-many
handsome and dainty things-a large At
CHAN or slumber robe another for an in
ifant's bed and carriage. The yoteS for toe