The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06
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booth at the Richmond bazaar. and urge
all Southern womenEin the city and State
TO help them !. in this I'M ertaking. The
bazaar is to beaheld In a rll to raise
funds for. the Jetfersons Davis arch and
tic Confederate Museum. Tho following
committee was appointed to solicit con-
3tributions for the bazaar: Mrs. 1ilman
White (chairnan) u Miss Boyer, Miss
Hemning, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
Holmes, Mrs. Bessent, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs
Kelar Mrs. Henry Shine and Mrs. Fan
mic Taylor. RI Els 8S 5i III j
4 Tho chapter had the pleasure Of Ell
PERTAINING Colonel CO 6. NJ Hemming and
wife and q delegation OF the r, II. Lee
Camp at an Informal reception held af-
ter the business s5of Il tho afternoon had
been disposed Of. d eliclous refreshmsnt
were served and guests and }hostosses
enjoyed the occasion. Colonel Hem1n!ng
will be remembered by our readers as
tho generous donor Of the handsome
Confederate monument standing III ST..
James Park. 55#SS$ gt55
Next Monday evening at $50 o'clock
a Rose Musicale will be given In Lee
Camp Hall for the benefit Of the Flor
ida table, with q most attractive pro-
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FL Miss Blair's Lecture.
a rare treat is promised those attend
Ing the entertainment OF Mrs. John b.
iLiEhtfoots Circle OF Kings Daughters
at the Woman's Club this evening at S
clock. } I'll
Il After the lecture by Miss Maria. Blair
on '"The Life and Legends of the Ma.
DONNA In which she treats tho subject
as the special Inspiration Of the early,
smcdiaeval and modern school Of art,
ave AIarias' will be sung by Misses
Mamie Harris and Frances Dlggs. Later
melody and fragrant will, association,
will be given by request. III "a
Souvenir Programme.
The souvenir programme Of the Gon-
Ifederate Fail hes been arranged by
Miss Pearl BodeKer 1t will have pic.
lures Of Mrs. Montague and Miss Ruby
I3odeker and a number Of interesting
5cuts, 1T will contain the daily fair
routine from March 10th till the day
of closing, with tho entertainments Of
each evening and the names Of those
taking part
~ The fancy work booth will meet in the
Executive mansion Monday at Il a. M.
a. meeting Of the Restaurant Commit
No. 300 East Grace Street.
The furniture booth will hold q. meet
Ing Monday at 1 P. M. In No. $50 North
Seventh Street.
4 Tuesday at 10 A. NJ the Music Com
mittee will meet with Mrs. W. ], Tey-
ton in No. oos East Marshall Street
Ny Lady Nicotine.
MY. Lady Nicotine" Is the pretty con-
iccit lin manning Of sthe North Carolina
table. with its design worked out in to-
bacco, Its charmingly fitted up smoking
den. It's cigars and cigarettes and its
variety of pipes, including oven II
narFhile, over which a man NAV pipe
dream as much and as long as he plcases
The North Carolina souvenirs are stamp
cases and books, the cases having the
folded Confederate flag and the North
Carolina coat OF arms. a3
Miss Blanche Morgan Is the very cf1i.I
Gent chairman of this table. Her as-3
s!stants will BIO Mrs. Allison Hodges,
alternate; Mrs. George Blow Elliott. Mrs.
C. T. Borden, chairman Of the Enter
follow. Mrs. II. r. Jeffress, Mrs. ]. ..
.Jeffress,G Mrs. G.. ~. Wlngo, Mrs, John
G. Miller, Mrs q. u, Pcndor, Mrs, II, a.,
Palmer, Mrs. I.anghurne Putncys MIS-
w. II. Miles, Mrs. John Gordon, Mrs.
j. G. shafcr. Mrs. Edmund StrudNick,
Mrs, stuart Bowe, Misses Josephine l'pt-
npy. Sue spilman,s Margaret and Lima.
Shields. elise Stokes. Elizabeth Bran
der, Lily Urnuhart, 4 Courtney and
Evelyn Bridges, Nora I.enry, NJ. u.
Moore, Roberta Allen, Misses Meredith,
Emily Addison, Nellie Boykln, Martha
NJ. Snead jamie Wingo, Mary Hayes,
Misses Jeffress, Misses Boyd. Matte
Baskerville, Miss Lawson, Lilly Illll,'
Ethel Pace. Betty Christian, Benlah
Pattson, Helen Stevens and Miss
O'Fcrrall. a
a one-act comedy will be given dur
ing the bazaar In the ballroom Of tho
Masonic Temple by Miss Moigan and
her assistants, gT && III
One of the most valuable mcmentocs
seen at the Confederate Bazaar will be
a George Washington Pitcher" ono
of a dozen made In 17s3, to coInmem-
crate Washington's triumph In tic MAR
Of the Revolution, and to be offered for
sale by Miss Morgan at her table, The
pitcher has for decoration q youthful
head Of the first President of the United
States, f 5i
A full meeting OF the North Carolina
committee is called for II a. A. to-day
In the home of Miss Morgan, No, i'll
East Franklin Street,
Patriotic Meetings.
In the absence OF Mrs. Ernest Small
man. Miss Bessie Hunter, appointed by
Mrs. Bryan TO represent Mrs, Sandman.
has called meeting Of the Mississippi
table for r., n to-day at the Mount
Vernon.
The Kentucky Committee will meFr
next Tuesday at la o. clock, in 40. coa
East Main street, with Miss Matte IIar-
ris.