The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
|aBe q Brilliant Scene q, at
S'the Masonic Temple
PREP AIRING r, n d j J
s5sxaar viii Be Open Daily from y
,lsM toll r. IA Splendid 49
HE staurant and Attractions
II \ sS!33553 for Everyone,

Siss Moderate Bazaar will open IN
S8s M yond April 18TH and continue TO May Ma
viii be held for the benefit OF the
ierate Museum and the ~ compile m tlor5
4 i: g.e Jefferson Davis monument. me n
Hid DnuH,h tiers OF tho Confederalos,
sssaS ed ~ the Confederate Southern Me-
III ocintions. are working eosetner2
NJ I'M saar cause The Jefferson DAVIS
ssSsS 5,bna nt IA ssociation has q director III
state and the Confederate Museum scum
gen 4. who represent tho room owned
,.ss s,ach state in the Southern Confed71
II sav ar, Will be represented by q table
S IN sans It's name, shield and colors'
& IN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
& Executive Committee Of the Bazaar
lciation includes Joseph Bry ','
w. lsS dant: Mrs Stephen Putney, associate
dent: Mrs. NJ ". Randolph, honor nor
N IN t3nresident; Mrs. j. Taylor l1lSso,Il,
MI a.regent Of the Virginia room ~ ~ !, ~. ~
s9S |, federnte y Museum. and MIS-. Eusht
lor, treasurer Of tne Days t,p pnv-
.sstt II. 2vice-presldents; Mrs. Stophen ioes-
ssggeSsof the lakewood Memorial .As $50
JIM l@ong n f1rst @ylce-presldent; Miss lsollne
ssSs.ss ~ AZ 81 the Hebrew Memorial Assoclh-
ssss Il Z second vice -president; Mrs. Archef
s5 lerson. third vice president; Mrs. Kate IS,
53s fWinn Streasurer;s Miss Mamie 3D. Baugn-
SSs 4, recording secretary; Mrs. ~ H1deIs
ssfbinson corresponding secretary, aiu
n skk,aS6 T,lnnrcr Tree, assistant correspond
hg agsecretary. ,,a,,,,,o
t,The In zaar; will be held in the Masonic
X nh the different State tables
|yIllab Serected in the lower hall. me me
|nh i have book names MARYLAND being
FVlThe Day s, H Work; Virginia, Yanl,Y
Fair;,,s N ortfl Carolina, MY Lady S nc
tilie,1 South Carolina, Over the lea, Iea-
nps; Georgia, AS You LikeNlt' .,,s, ~,
T,mas III Ala bama;" Mississippi, dolly
& Il, n an M Louisiana, Down the Bayou;
Texa !s,oThe Lone Starr Arkansas, TN" IN
aid &c sE:Two 5 Cties'' Kentucky. the ne
sSan4,,ckv Cnrdinal;'' Missouri, carts
B ARA geot ) ;;9ss,The Solid Sou
tennessee, "a s. " here the Battle WIS us
n ~ the flower table Cometn y,
IS a Flower; the restaurant'Ihlle y "
side Inn {, 5y.i
9S'5 MARYLAND TABLE.
Mrs, ohm Moseley Walker IS the ollaitt.--
nan Of the Maryland table; Mrs. aArches
Anderson and Mrs. j. I Taylor Ellysoh 81 9,
Miss Blanche Morgan OF MOTH
Carolina Mrs. John L iEubank OF sou l
Carolina; Mrs John 7. Hughes OF fGeorr
IN: Mrs Caskie Cnbell Of FLORIDA; Mrs.
~ I'm mas Il. ;Drake Of Alabama; Mrs. John
&. Harwood Of Mississippi; Mrs. L.andonla
~ l1oashiell OF Louisiana; Mrs. s. ,.
Drree,w61r-,y at sTexas; & Mrs. Robert t. Meade
~ Arkansas I; g$ Miss. Matte Harris L OF
Kentucky: Mrs, j Ohm @. Hagan Of Mis-
souri,; Miss Minnie Baughnlan Of tho SOLID
South; Mrs. w. r. sVawter OF Tennes-
zee; Mrs, p. T. Robinson Of the flower
table ana Mrs. w. NJ. Wade Of the res
:taurant Obj 55
The bazaar will open each days during
Its continuance at II A. M. and close at
III $P. M The designs for the different
tables are very handsome and- appro-
pirate, and have been drawn by Mr.
George "a. Kelley who has spared no
time or pains to render them In all re-:
lspects what he would wish them to be.
The results arc as gratifying to the
Schairmen as they must by,rlght be to the
designer. The Confederate red and white
will appear in hall and table decorations,
and tho brilliant electrical lights Will
render them most effective. There has
been much good-natred rivalry among
the chairmen as to the draplng and mr.
ranging Of tables and It would|be alto
Sgether unfair to the impression to be
made BY them asa whole, to forestall
\ their appearance by any attempt at
partial description beforehand. B. VI
fIN The restaurant will be attractive in
every way, and meals served will be as
dainty and MS appetizlng as possible. An
important feature Of tho Bazaar will be
the entertainments which will be given
every afternoon and evening from April
10th to May 1st by the entertainment
committees OF the different tables. IS
4 MANY ATTRACTIONS.
Among the delightful attractions prom
II ised are the Dramatic Club OF the Uni.
versity OF Virginia, on April 18th; tht
Masks and Wigs" from the University
OF Pennsylvania. April 2lst; the presen'
tation OF '..Chopst ticks and Spikins." a one
Z act comedy, by local talent at the Acad
i emy, April goth; "Thc Dime Museum,
4 with freaks" imported from tho Elder
, n1usce. on April Both.
The opening of the bazaar Is looked for
ward to with the greatest interest. ant
y will DO the event In Richmond of th'
post.lenten season. The officers of tn,
executive committee will receive thu
guests of the occasion, The doors OF thu
Masonic Temple will be thrown wld
open, and cordial welcome will be ex
tended to all. especially to the Stat
officials and to the members OF the Gen
4 eral Assembly. with their wives, VIII
are In Richmond.
Every Southern State Will BIO represent
ed In the bazaar, and the regents Q
H MANY of the rooms In the Confederate
h Museum will be In Richmond to assis
and TO help In the great joint work whiel
Is engaging the activities and enlistlnl
The sympathy. not only OF Virginia. hut
the whole Southland.
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