The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

ence in Richmond at this time Is most
appreciated by the Richmond Daughters,
realizing, as they do, all that she has
done for the SUCCESS of the bazaar IN &
giving entertainments in AZ ashingto on
and In organizing the party who are now
the guests ofsthe bazaar and Office Camp
with their Headquarters at Il Murply's
Hotel. q III
rs H ATTEND 5CHURc sHTo-DAY.
To-day the Neutrality-suspicious. will attend
service at the different churches. and be
driven to points of interest in and around
Richmond They will leave at $3.50 +. NJ. 4
for home. @ III ~ y
s5g ..The "Wayslde Inn" presented most
inviting aspect last evening, and was
filled with parties tang supper together
1t lis hoped that business men will avail
themselves of the dinner hours to call
during the coming week n
EA An additional attraction in shape Of
a Punch and Judy show is added to-
the "chlldren's character drill, to- be-
given BY Mrs. George A. Lyon, April
GATH, for the benefit of the Solid South.
table. st N ia gs 5s5s
A handsome silver service is being
voted at the Tennessee table Ito theSfore-g
men Of the different shops In the Rich
mond Locomotive Works, and the contest
is exciting a great deal Of nterest.
~ Stsa7i 5E!.
THE yvAsHINGTONIANs
The splendid III hooking Washington
party two hundred and fifty in number.
lzaar. reached the city8at II 80 @P, NJ. yea
terday via the Chesa peake land Ohio
route, They were met at the Main Street
depot by Miss Mamie Heth, who came
few days In advance. and a number OF
others, and were escorted to the Mas
sonic Temple for luncheon. The Vlr-a
sginia Passenger and Power Company fur
nished free transportation from the depot
Z to the Temple. S3s
N The visitors represent all the Cohfeder-
ate organizations Of WashIngtona8T The
gentlemen are members OF the Charles
Broadway Rouss Camp and their friends.
The ladies are Daughters Of tho Con-
&rederacy. those Of tlle r. II, Leo Chap
ter. hended by Mrs; Magnus Thompson.
Its president, and those Of the Stonewal
Jackson Chapter by Mrs. I'll ckey, its ex-y
ecutive officer, Many of the ladies have
personal friends with them, and some OF
the party are Yirginians who are visiting
In Washing ton md could not let the OPP
Vportunity slip to come down. Among
these is Mrs, Don p, Halsey,3 wife Of the
state Senator from 3Lynchburg, and a
sister OF Senator Daniel. a number OF
pretty young ladies add lifo and charm
to the company u is3
sVIRG INA BLUNCIIEON.
At the Temple delightful and strictly
Virginia refreshments awaited them. I
had been prepared with unusual care
and consisted OF such choice ylands as
brunswick stew, prepared after the best
Virginia receipts; fried oysters, beaten.
biscuit, Smlthheld ham. tomato salad,
tea, coffee and milk This was served
in one Of the large upstairs rooms OF the
Temple by twenty-five charming young
ladies' who walt at the booths OF the
bazaar, The beautiful walters wore
white, bound nj tho waist with red RIB
bons. A more charming picture could
not DO Imagined. The guests thoroughly
appreciated the excellent and untlrtng
attention given them,
After luncheon the entire party, fur-
1nished with complimentary tickets. went
TO tho Confederate Museum.
X Considerable time was spent here and
all the rooms visited, The strangers were
greatly pleased, and We're surprised At
what had been accomplished. IS Ri
AT GOVERNORS MANSION,
,,rom the museum all went to the {Exe-
cntive Mansion, In the Capitol Square,
where they we're received, The Governor
Gas In Newport News, and Mrs. Montague
was too unwell to leave her oom The
raceivIng marty consisted OF General Lee,
Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Mrs. Peyton Wise and
M,ss Heth. General Lee made an address
~ Welcome, and was urbane and graceful
IL llis remarks, as may always be Sex7
nected of him. Mrs. Montague sent an
expression of her deep regrets that she
was too unwell to welcome them N per-
son and that the Governor was not IN lie
city to receive them, The visitors Wa8e
shown oyer tho handsome mansion, ana