The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
Z Silver Punch BowIn.

Silver Punch Bowl.
An elegant silver punch bowl, sent { = from rom
Cincinnati by the Ohio Daug htersI # g {.
the confederncy; bronze statuettes, "a
handsome u saddle, bride and saddle
blanket. souvenir packages 4, a yl y
tobacco and Winnie Davis rose plants
were all In evidence at tho Kentucky
table. Mrs. Andrew BroadGus, of Louis
Vile n member Of the Albert Sidney
Johnston Chapter OF Daughters that have
done SO much for tho B azaar, will reach
Richmond this afternoon and be a NO.
oGD East Marshall while here III
Tho doll show and cake-walk for the
Kentucky table will take place Friday
afternoon from 4 to 9. and all the llttlo
| people are ked to come.
Paintings Of Audubon Park and Bayou
Teche. palmetto hats water M color
Sketches OF old Creole homes, books 3 y
Mrs. Davis, Il Mrs. Townsend an o inc
Louisiana authors; fresh pralinesi made
BY B,,Aunt Snkeyn the .praline vendor Of
New Orleans: miniature cotton bales.
syrups, i sugars and MI Of Louisiana, $
products may be found mt her able, one
Of the prottiestSin the hall, ii 81 U y
IN Dolly Warden peeps tcoquettlshly forth
a the corner to the Mississippi table.
where honols are divided between en-
ouIsIte lace Shanilkerchiofs. silk quilts
sent from mississippi pin cushions ana
a. 3baby,s corner, where king baby's pos
sessions are all In order. painting :
mngnolns by Miss Harrison, and Y head
of Father Ryan, by another MISSISSIPPI
girl are equally admirable,
~ A water-color picture Of n little Con-
federate buger. by Miss Edith Carter
Reveridge, IS one of the noticeable things
among the many valuable possessions
of the Georgia table AZ
II Another valuable relic Ia n & pin made
from n silver quarter, taken fromatha
pocket of President Davis when he was
captured In Georgia after tho Civil War.
Lace work, fresh cakes and homemade
Candles, sofa pillows. and a one-leggel
veteran In full Confedernte&unl form are
shown MT tho table. (S gg
Tho Alabama table. with It's wealth OF
morning glorles, makes q brave showing
and Is most effective, Sofa cushions are
heaped here and very dainty baby bon-
nets attract the eye. a handsome oak
dressing case. two oak tables and n guam
tity Of china and silver Eli the inside OF
the table to overflowing.
The restaurant opened last night, with
every luxury OF tho season.
The Wayslde Inn,
isttJt
4 Tho Restaurant Committee Of the Con-
federate Bazaar have chosen the very
appropriate name ''The Wayside Inn
for their domain. They guarantee that 1t
will follow the example OF Its prototypes
In helng In reality a haven ofrest and
refreshment for the weary travellers. who
perform the twenty-ifth century feat of
making the tour of all the Confederate
States. vita side trips to New York. Call
ifornia and West Virginia, in the short
space OF two hours.
They advise all travellers to make fires
quent trips to their bountlfully laden ta-
bles In order to gain tho strength mes
cessnry to hear up under the many at
tacks made upon their hearts (and peck
ets) by the bevies OF Southern beauties
whom they will encounter on their jour-
ney, The rapid Transit" tourists VIII
find that a cup of tho fragrant Aragon
coffee accompanied by some OF tho vari-
Gus tempting delicacies served al '"rhe
yVaysde Inn" Will mpart to them the
fortitude and strength necessary to ems
able them to resume the ordinary duties
Of life, after the many demands made
upon them by the fair highwaynen to
"stand and deliver their vailable cash,
OF to surrender with becoming meelkness