The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
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Social and
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q The weekly meeting Of the Confederate .
Bazaar ASS ciation, presided over by
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. was held in Lee
Camp Hall yesterday at noon.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, after which the reports Of the
secretary and treasurer were presented,
that OF the treasurer showing S4S5 -
bank to the credit OF the Association.
This fund is made UP largely of menu
bership fees and has nothing whatever
TO do with the individual fund which be-
longs to each table. t
i In reports from the different tables,
Mrs. Anderson gave the alnount-sil-
made by the Virginia table from the ex-
5cursion to lllalnsburg last Saturday.
Mrs. "A nderson also acknowledged a gift
to her table OF two cases OF champagne.
Mrs. John r. E,lballh displayed tho very
pretty China plates which, are tho SOU
venirs OF the South Carolina table. and
said the Charleston Chapter OF Confed-
crate Daughters had ordered ono hundred
and fifteen OF the plates. They are band
4 Ell with the. South Carolina blue and have
the State cnrt-of -a.rnls In the ter.
THE Texas table has also gotten out
at the meeting yesterday. These were
stars cut out OF oak and wild olive. the lat
tiers forming the State namo burnt in on
the points. the Texas seal on the center
Z of one side OF the stars, and the inscrip-
4 ton. & From tho White House Of the Con-
federacy, 1907 on the other.
2& Reports from all OF the other tables
were most satisfactory. Mississippi has
had n handsome donation of pictures, re-
d presenting Jefferson Davis home at
II I7enuvoir. which arc to be sold as souve-
Mrs The Los Angeles Chapter Of Da,igh-
tiers Of California has sent the Solid South
table seven hundred and fifty packages
Of CaliafornIn poppy seed. The packages
are to be sold, ana can be procured from
y Miss Baugh1nan, at No. IL East Main
Street.
A motion made BY Mrs. Charles Boiling
In regard to the appointment Of addi-
Z. tlonal vice-pres blents. resulted In Mrs. J.
Taylor Ellyson being chosen from the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
4 and Mrs Edgar Taylor for the Davis
d Arch Association, .5
A motion introduced by Miss Kate Ma
son Rowland against the use Of souvenir
i horseshoes made from the Confederate
warship, the. Virginia. and labelled Mer-
rmac, was tabled the called vote show
ing large majority opposing the resolu-
ton
II A report that a wheel OF fortune would
4 be purchased by 4some one of'the tables
q for the approaching Confederate Bazaar
having come to Mrs, Bryan's ears. she
took the opportunity to announce to
the chairman Of each table that no wheel
of for tune would be permitted at the ba-
zaar The secretary was Instructed tc
write letters of sympathy to Mrs. Stephen
L Putney and to Mrs, NJ. Il. Snelllngs. Mrs
\ Putney being now at Woodberry Forest
with her son. who has been seriously
injured. and Mrs Snellings having beer
greatly afflicted In the loss OF her bro,
Their, Mr.. Cullingworth,.
A letter was read from Mrs Randolph
referring to the serious illness OF Miss
4 Cleiland Randolph. her daughter. The
secretary, on behalf of the Association
was also desired to write to Mrs Ran
4 dolph.
In IL letter written to Mrs. Bryan, Mrs
Putney stated that she hoped to be able
TO bring her son, Mr. Putney. to Rioh
mond in about n week. II he continued u
Improve. The chairmen met Mrs Bryan
last afternoon at 1 o'clock to attend t
the spacing and position OF the dlfferen
booths,
Mrs. Wade. OF the restaurant table
continues TO have only pleasant thing
10 announce. Yesterday she said that MI
Moesta had promised her all the chm
and silver necessary to be used for tn
supper which the restaurant has engage
No furnish the Conference on Educatio
the night OF APRIL 23d. Mr.. Moesta 81
fered moreover, to send his head waite
s3f for that occasion to assist Mrs. WADE
and promised that he would look IN nm
self 10 see that everything might be !
order, Mrs. Wade has received n dona
order Mrs Wade has received dons
ton OF coffee put UP In cans from Bos
ton house. and will sell the same e
the benefit OF the restaurant Mrs, ~
shell. OF the Louisiana table, received
letter of substantial encouragement w
Mrs. D. A. s. Vaught. OF Louisiana
while In the meeting yesterday.
Final Lecture.
al The anal lecture in the series give
under the auspices Of Mrs. Edward
4 Calisoh was delivered at the JeHerso
4 Club yesterday afternoon by Miss Aun:
naueh Her subject was Browning
dramatic monologue. sra Lppo Lippe
In order TO give the audience a trp
+ irrespective of tho artist, Miss Auns
+ paugh recalled the conditions OF III
thought and art which existed during II
x first years OF the nfteenth century, NJ
explained fully the rank and thu wor
OF this artist; then gave an analysis
N 4he poem. followed by reading from Il
,nonoIosue
All B o'clock this afternoon. In the pa
u, Tors OF Mrs. James Y. Parkinson, n
COS West Franklin Street. Miss Aun
paugh will read saul" Browning
Is grandest and most beautif1! relgto,
VI poem. a Messianlc oratorio IN words.
The audience Is requested to assemb