The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-27

as chnirman Of ntnusenetits, md Miss ia;l
LnrGtta 1Shok poidih,g ho y.
q. q. 1'lnokney, Mrs. Phil p Taylor, Mrs. 4,
Bland s. Smith, Mrs, Noel, Mitsas Alice
and 4 Lousa Leigh Misses Knox Miss
Katie Smith, Miss Cnfy La s, Miss Fan.
ME Moaulro Misses sn1lle and suo Cor.
cnslfIn Mlsn Gatlh is1 rs
mock OF Newport Newsi Miss NJ. i.
Moore, n Mrs. James I1nrrls, Mrs, HEN
inghnrri Hplltnnn. Mrs. Randolph Cannon,
Mrs. r Il O Glllntn Mrs. Cornell, MRS. !.
Freeman Dance, Mrs. yler, Misses Rioh-
ardsohi Miss Leila Dmlnook, Misses 4 M N
8. ana 311llEa. l1nrvlc, Miss 15essie Smith,
nolds, Mrs. Willie Mayo. Mrs. Charlotte
Mcvelgh. NIiss NJ. G.s3A. Penn Miss Lenn5
Lcary, Miss Alice tnwton, Of Bnltlmore;s
Mrs. Crutohiold, Mrs John stayman,
Mrs. Alice Kont, Mrs Truman Parker
Mrs. Ghrrett Wall, Mrs, Walter "
zlo 11ennolds, OF fredericksburg; Mira
IcAfeo. Miss A1nttio Meade. Miss Min
lid Morris Mrs. beverly sclden, Mrs. u
81 Pendleton.5 OF 5Loulsa county; Mrs. All All
gustus Royal .l Mrs. Hamilton Bnsker-t
vile. Miss Margaret Leake. Miss BESSIE
Upshur and Miss l Bernard !. alr Cooke. s5a
a meeting oftho Texas Committee VIII
be hold at 1o;ag a. M. In the homo Of
| Mrs. Edgar Lafserty, No. 10 South Third
/ Street. g5a 5 4 Al
Mrs. Pechin's Gift.
Mrs. Edmund 6. Pechin, OF Buchanan.
r.t&,ny 1,afo ar
tho Society OF Colonial Danes when they
| held their meeting at tho Woman's club
In january sent to them at their Feb
rlary mentfng n few days ago. q lock;
OF General George Wnshington's hair
which had been glycn BY the Genera ,,,,,
to Mr.. Pcchins grandfather. ,inis
| highly apprecntive memcnto. VIII &E PC
FRAMED and hung on tho walls Of the
virginia Historical Society as a. cont cont
panioil piece TO d framed lock OF Gen-
ara / Robert r.. Lees hair, recently given
/. the society BY Father Robinson, Of New
! York a5formcr member OF the Richmond
/ Howitzers. and a3nepheWi OF the late IL
| Charles Milis. of this city. 4,
The Association for the preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities has bought antim-.
! Der of water-co,or paintings Of historic
| places, executed by Mr. Wilkinson. 81
Richmond. Among them are views q
| the Lighthouse at Cape Henry, marking
4 the first landing made by English emi-
grants on virginia soil: the n elson home
Stead At Yorktown: Br,lton Church, at
/ Williamsburg, and old Blnndford Church
nj Petersburg, Val st. Johns Church and
| tbe former home or Chief y ustlce Mar
shall, at tho corner OF Ninth and Mar.
shall Streets. These pictures. Of much
| Interest because OF all they represent ,1
| torlcal Society. The picture Of the Light.
/ hni,s.l 40 "a na III Ienry Is specially q /.
I, tractJve. 5f;
Patriotic fleetings.
! The Executive Committee Of the Con-
federate Bazaar Association Is ca - ~
i Mrs Joseph Bryan to meet next 4. M
i day at noon.in tho home OF Mrs. stepnen
/ putnevs No. 9el n West Franklin Street
Any chairman OF n bazaar table VINO
j A. 5rerpIexed with unsettled Questions :
1 requested ia refer these questions TOT az
| iustment to the Executive iConn!t 1'se
/ f'lEg57fG o > sse
T,ba Committee on Entertainment will
i Mold : meeting at No. 92l West Franklin
! street. Tusday. March Cd. at AZ N.
BEGINNING with March 4tll Of next week.
4 tho Alabama Committee VIII meet w esi
/ ncsday Of each week at 100 =. NJ VI t'le
4 home Of Mrs. Drake, nc '2qo l = =, y
( nue.. f35ss. X f5.Fi5
The Texas Committee will meet next e:
saturday morning at 1890 O'CLOCK N INC
Z home Of Mrs. Edgar LaNertS.
All the workers on the Kentuc :; /, =. = ne
s viii meet SATURDAY, February 2sth' %! q
A mon with Miss Matte Harris. ct NO
j soe East Main Street.
Tho Central Committee OF the a. e Y
A. Viii meet Tuesday. March "a. at i
p. NJ, in the Virginia Historical al s SOC"
building.
Ameeting OF the Confederate Memoria
. 1iterary society IS called for "Wednesday
AZ noon, Sin the Confederate Museum.
The Maryland Committee is called TO
gcther FOR this morning at lo:av 2 sclpck N
in the home Of Mrs. John ~. Maihes' =
No. 81; Harrison Street. t
Confederate Fair.
! %,rhe chalrmen of the diherest DOOM
for The Confederate Fair met at MIS-
10. N1llers yesterday and took loh
{ step towards tho perfect'ng or a iran .
! r,ents I for the opening of the lair o.
March 10th. ~,
DESIGNS for the booths, drawn BY MI
Il o1and and presented by Mrs AndreN
r. Montague. were at once ,hcceptea, wy !,
. Inch commentator of their beauty !
|, conception and execution, Mrs. Mohtas 't =
7 rcnorted d letter from Miss Mary Gust
Lee Lee the the president Of the Home for Need
: Confederate Women. expressing n MUG ss
? nieasnre over the progress of work e
the fall and promising SECOND donate, =
Z al an early date. Mrs Montague ma
4 turned over $500 and Is stu recelvln
: money money and contributions s35 being ! ser e
III INC young ladies' rehearsal for or, Il !
: ,or,nefltiye military drill, which will !
4 Conspicuous attraction during fair !! e 3,
! nings will take place IN the = :, isSetuti1
i AZ IA March 10th draws near 1t Is COZ
+ sidered i Important that young ladl,
q should attend every drill and that the
c should be in place q few moments ..be fo'
II the appointed hour. -,
o The committee for the fancy VIZ
bcoths a OF which Mrs. John w, Richar'