The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
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In compliance with your 'eauest ! sen ,. 4
you four f(4) willow ba SIX ets made 9 ( VII
lows that grew on And Ire " Jackson
spring branch: by Captaingtis ]. Roosrts.
of Company a. Thirty-frst Regiment,
Volunteers, Army OF Tennessee aged
sixty-nine years. III s35,
Hope you may realize something out OF
them to aid YOU in your noble work.
Very truly and sincerely. yours,
'f n ''s B. R j. n r oBERrs.
THE RESTAURANT &.
The restaurant has been most taste .ste
fully arranged and decorat ted q Iick Key
have been Issued by tho ladies' OF the
"Wayside Inn" admitting gentlemen Into
| the Bazaar and restaurant between TIE
hours Of 10 and 3 for thrty-nve cents
Special menu will be prepared for the
| holders OF these tickets. Upton ten VIII
| be served in dainty old Canton china
cups, in separate department by g
bevy OF young girls. aa 5s3
| The committee urge the ladies WHO nave nave
promised donations to send word Himme-
diately as to the time they can scnd
| them. n z AZ Il u b
The young ladies' assisting In tho res
l
! Wednesday night.
All donations sent to- the restaurant
| must be delivered at the middle door ~
| the rear Of the Temple.
south Carolina Is decidedly Eastccn IN
her blended color draper and In her dsuo
| OF Japanese manufacture, from wh'ch
1 depends little sheaves OF un5eaten rec.
! The young ladies' OF this table VIII wear
Japanese costumes and serve tea 50
| deity that It will be a pleasure 70 taRe '
a cup from their hands. @t
MissIssippi's Dolly Warden hat and her
Lulu CHASER posters are extremely
pretty'lr, pink and white A handsome
picture OF the Mississippi State flower, .
cluster OF magnollas done by Miss Har-
rison, the Mississippi director. attracts the
attention OF every passer- BY. 8
4 LOUIS1ANA55,rABL
Louisiana's fishing hut Is Hdrnped ~1th
gray moss and nets. dndoed with pal.
metto leaves and fostocncd With PHO
cones from the seven Pines battlenelds.
The balcony where the children will pre-.
side is a very handsome annex.
Georgia Is very dainty in the Sta to
| colors OF blue and buff with which ever
greens and Georgia pine will be mingled.
The Georgia ladies are atl,2ng the most
active OF the whole Bazaar Association
| and no uneasiness Is felt a. to the sue
cess OF this table. Il
4 The Solid South has 2 big bunch OF
bananas already on Its counter, and all
visitors to the table arc ,lsknI to help
themselves for a consideration. Mrs.
Van Wyck, OF San Francisco. will have
charge OF the Solid South California an
ncx, and Miss Mamie Heth will bring a,
party of neutrality-suspicious. to Richmond
next Saturday for the benefit Of the
table. asa Ia
The flower table is Just to the left e,f
the entrance to the Temple, and will be
! a favorito resort with Its fragrant wares
and Its committee Of beautiful maids and
| matrons. to which the name OF Miss Ethel
| Pace should be added.
Names fundamentally omitted from the
| Georgia committee arc: Misses Mary
| Curtis, Mamie Miller. Edna Barbour
i Jane Walsh and Jane Powers. sA
4 An One of the most attractive fea turcs IN
the hall and table display Is tho arrange
ment OF electric lights by which the
! tables are ornamented, the WIRES shown
to beautiful advantage. and the hall IT,.
self flooded with light.
The Bazaar will continue from tho date
4 OF opening tonight until the evening 81
1 May 1st when "Auld Lang syne' Will
be sung, and the curtain r,,ns down.
MASKS AND WIGS.
i A dress rehearsal OF the Mask and
i Wig Clubs production of "Sir Robinson.
i Crusoe" was given last Monday night In
philadelphia. for tho benefit OF the critics
OF the Philadelphia papers anil Inns es,
i tablshed beyond perndventuro the fact
(Sthat, the performances to BIO given here
next Tuesday night will be most attrac-
|stive. One Of tho critics wrote, In pnrt ms
follows:
i The incessant activities OF tho youths
on tho stage left not,a moment for wcari-
ness In the three hours OF rehearsal.
| The chorus included groups of THE
French Maids" yachting Girls" Sail
ors," "Buccan GERS Automobile Girls"
Automobile Men," "Golt Girls" Golf
Mem ! a specially my Merry Malsle,''a
Of twelve men and twelve Elrls.. q spe-
cialty, "In the Moonlight" six men AMI
4 six girls, and a specially. "c'aea Dance
| Descrptiye," Involving SIX bellies ak
bealx and six walters. Tina glnsst and
bottle-clinklng reYelry OF tta last crc'-t
ated a furor.' Hf
n'he audience, unable to restrain lis
| enthusiasm, repoNtcd the college Vel ~
honor OF Charles 8, Morgan, who Nc
vised ana managed the lnncrs, nanoel-
yers and speclalIos Without These tbs
| play would not be- M
The action Is IN ovory part very rarid'
| There is no time left f'r criticislns any
thing, The cleyarnsss OF tho dlSguises
! Ut those In the fen,al. characters Is I'M
i mense. Benjamin Harrison l,udlaW's
burlesque Of the Cogsic,an villain Wll-t
liam Otto Miller. as "crnsoan. the make
! up Of Frederick Robert Forster as Y Fri
day. are lrresstiblY comic.
In the second act there y an Incidental
! trayesty on Bclasco $ "puf,arTY, Roll
| I'm Cantwell's Bortle's burlesque Of Mrs
4 Leslie Carter is excellent, IN Musical
Ndelange" Is all}the production prelends
| to be-,
It is full to che ,rlm With flp md
cunning over. A striking variety OF brill
liant costu1ss Is presented.