The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22

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Ram, Major.G General Merriam and Mrs.
Merriam. Captain and Mrs. Conquest
Clark, Mrs. r. "A. Burnham Captain and
Mrs. Stephen Miller Foot. Brigadler-Gc ZEN
eral and Mrs. Gillespie, Major and Mrs,
III. T. Gallagher, Captain and Mrs. 8. j..
Mulhnll, Major and Mrs. Henry Greene,
Captain and Mrs. Chamberlain, Mr.. Shen
charge d'afalres OF China; Mr. WI, ne.
phew OF Minister WI, of tho Chinese To-
cation; Mr.. Wing Shem Haw, Of the Chi.
iese legation; Misses Walls. OF the Span.
ish legation General and Mrs. Thomas
True, Senator and Mrs. Alger, Congress-.
man and Mrs. Bishop. Brigadier-Gen
and Mrs. Wood, Surgeon and Mrs. Ban
mister. Mrs. Fred bennett, Miss Curtin,
Misses Dapray, Miss Peachy, Miss Leila
Prachy, DR.. Airs, Mr.. Fl. Campbell. Mr..
Hamilton. Mr.{C. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs,
John Granger, Captain and Mrs. John
Webster. Mrs. w. Scott Parks, Major and
Mrs. McNally, Lieutenant Colonel and
Mrs. John Van Rensselaer, Hoff, Mrs. M,
Fl. Pratt, Mrs. N. MacLenman, Misses
Joyce, Mrs. Edgar Stevens. Mrs. Frank
lin Prlndle. Mrs. Mallory, Surgeon Clark.
Miss Bodeker was Invited to Mrs. Roose-
velt's musicale for last Friday afternoon
from 4 to o'clock.
Committee rleetings.
Tho committee OF the South Caroline
table at the Confederate Bazaar will
meet In the home OF the chairman No
SOS East Grace Street, next Tuesday
morning at 1:3O o'clock Mrs. Eu-
bank specially requests full meeting
for the adjustment Of necessary and
i'm portant questions.
Mrs. Archer Anderson chairman of
the Virginia table at the Confederate Ba-
zaar for the DAVIS monument and the
Confederate Museum, has called O COM
mittee meeting OF that table for Tues
day, February oath. at II o'clock. The
meeting will be held at No. 1903 West
Franklin Street to discuss business OF
great Importance.
The Alabama Committee is requested
to meet with Mrs. j. FL. Drake, at
No. l2o6 Floyd Avenue. next Thursday
at noon.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety will meet Wednesday at noon.
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The Confed crate Bazaar Association
will meet Thursday at noon in Lee Camp
Hall.
Bostock Benefit.
VA feature of the Bostock benefit to be
given for the Confederate Bazaar Asso-
citation will be the awarding of the VAL
liable pieces Of silver to be awarded as
prizes for the handsomest boy and girl Of
ten years old or under who may be pres
ent.
The Judges who will award the prizes
will be a veteran from the Senate. one
from the House OF Delegates and one
from the City Council.
A meeting of the Louisiana Table Com
tnittee will be held Monday next at II
A. M. in the home OF Mrs Coleman. No
10 North Fifth Street.
"A meeting of the committee for the
fancy work booth Of the Confederate
Fair will be held in the Executive Mansion,
next Monday at 1880 Mrs Richardson,
the chairman Of the table, desires a full
meeting.
The Arkansas Table.
AT the request Of the Confederate Ba-
zaar Association, some of the Daughters
of the Confederacy Of Petersburg have
agreed to take charge Of the Arkansas
table at the forthcoming Confederate Ba-
zaar in April Many Richmond ladies' will
be associated with this table also, and
the name chosen for it is IA Tale Of Two
Cities taken from the well known work
OF Charles Dickens. The souvenirs will
be beautiful little celuloid stamp and car
ticket holders, with the Arkansas coat-of-
arms. The State flower, which Is the ap-
pie blossom. will be introduced in SOM
appropriate way In connection with this
table will be the checking department,
where all visitors can have their wraps
nnd umbrellas taken care of while they
enioy, unencnmbered, the pleasures of the
Bazaar. The ladies connected with the
Arkansas booth are the following:
Mrs. Robert T. Meade. chairman; Mrs.
Decatur Axtell alternate; Mrs. w. N.
Hamlet, treasurer; Mrs. NJ. Louise Harri-
son, secretary; Mrs. Robert T.. Watson,
Mrs w. L. Venable, Mrs. D. "A. Weisiger,
Mrs. George Cameron. Mrs. Waverly Will
kins, Mrs. w, Pryor Jones. Mrs. Lizzie
NJ. Griswold, Mrs. Rosa b. Hill. Mrs.
NJ p. Morrison, Mrs. Richard c., Scott,
IT., Mrs R. e. BLACKWELL Mrs. G. Hagen,
Mrs. w. Nelson, Mrs. Gordon McCabe,
5Jr.. Mrs. George Bryan. Mrs. George
Cooper, Misses Lee, Lathrop. Wallace,
Camp, Conner Clarke, Martin. Barksdale,
Mosely. Carr, Lancaster, Wright. Fisher.
Chamberlayne. Evans, Finney. Crutchhcld,
y OHeS, t1CuQl1lNSnaIn,f SWdtnlQey,# Cooper,
Hagan. Weisiger. BLACKWELL Yenable Ro-
per and Others
On Monday night, the 23d. a progressive
euchre party will be given In Petersburg
at the Gentlemens Club House for tho
benefit of this table. at which the prizes
and scoro cards will be In accord with
Washington's birthday.
The parlors of Mrs. Massie's home. NO.
272l East Broad Street. where Confed-
crate reception will be held February
gath from toll P. NJ. for the benefit Of
the Georgia table. will be beautifully
decorated in the Confederate colors red
and white ribbons extending from the
chandeliers to the flags grouped in the
corners Of the room, red shades and red
and white candles making the rooms bril-.
liant with color. In the dining room red
carnations will rest on lace, over red
satin.
Mesdames Massie snellings Beasley
Hughes. Richardson, Billups, Christian
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