The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-08
Social and
Personal


The Confederate Bazaar Association had
delighttil meeting yesterday at noon in
Lee Camp Hall. Mrs Joseph Bryan and
Mrs Stephen Putney were present and
the chairmen Of. the different tables. with
their committees. were largely present
also
Smiles wreathed all faces, and the sat
,srac,,on felt over work finished and re-
suits reached was plainly visible In the
sririt of ANNA ton, cordially and over
flowing eongratuation which ruled the
hour.
The reports OF the treasurer and OF the
d,frerent state tables were heard with
great enthusiasm The amount now In
the treasurer's hands is considerably over
twenty thousand dollars. The report to
y be given In by Mrs. w. NJ. Wade. the
chairman OF the Restaurant Committee
has not yet been made out Owing 70
the fact that Mrs. Wade has UP to this
time found 1t impossible to have all her
bills sent In The restaurant gross re-
ceipts were over two thousand dollars'
but the bills have yet to be paid None
Of the other tables have yet rendered eX-
act reports, as money Is still coming in
and all sales have not yet been completed
A full statement will be made later. but
Yesterdays amounts, furnished by the
chairmen. accredited Virginia with sS,112.-
45, turned over; Maryland, with sS2o32, and
her horse and runabout yet .undsposed Of;
North Carolina. with s1,4l4.i4 South Car
DINA. with sl.Gc5.75; Georgia, with sl.o36oS;
Florida with sa32: Alabama, with !S2l.3l;
Mississippi. with sS023o: Louisiana, with
Sl.02s.61 Texas, with s5S0.5o; Arkansas
with sC36.64: Missouri. with sLlS3; Ten
nessee, with s1.377. and check OF s4S7
sent by the N B. Forrest CHAPTER. and
received after the meeting was begun;
Kentucky. with s12o0: the Solid South
with sl.S3ol6; door receipts. Sl,47o1"; sale
of badges and private donations through
bazaar officials N.oos.s' MIS-. hate ,,
Vim, the treasurer of the Bazaar Asso-
citation. .Efll appoint nesting with the
tleasarers. Of the different tables at an
early date, when totals can be adjusted
and an accurate estimate given OF inc
bazaar profits as whole.
Much business was transacted yeSter-
day. Everybody in the Bazaar Assoca-
ton was thanked and bouquets were
thrown all around. Resolutions OF SYM
pathy were passed for Mrs j. G. Hagan.
the efficient chairman of the Missouri ia
bic, on account OF thfa Illness of her 1T
Ito son. The doxeIosy was finally sung.
Then Mrs. Bryan raised her hands and
pronounced the bazaar over.
The Executive CorrnittHe OF the Con-
federate Bazaar Association VIII hold n
final Meeting IN the home of Mrs.
Stephen Putney next Tuesday at noon.
A. i, o,c,ocx Yesterday forenoon the
1o,,,s,.na cornnnittas held a mai meeting
IN tha snaller cnmr,Ittee room n, tho
r -, .'' q, lie camn Hail
Mrs pDash,an ar6 Mia Scott announ God
the e,,m Ia the credJt ~ ina tab,e The
onnr,lttee eynressas much r,lcasure over
entirely harmonious and satisfactory as
4 r,simr vota If thanks wac given "a q
rnhnr ~ ina committee WHO Mad Leo,,
sneo,suv zea,sus and ia Mrs Henry
81 r,,.,n1 re cboirron,, or o,tort,i,
"a ,,,,,o re,tea ,sgs from "r,barlev,s
.t,, o,,,o, h., tho TIniversi,y Draratir
c nu. ,or nn1siono ana nroyed 6ersal,
G'uo n,,s -" VA, noroble MANAGER ~ !
H. bo1asr ACADEMY evening,
pui'ie'
w. &. a. meeting,
ms r,,,, Meeting Of the Woman,
otr gs Gas assoriation vas hold ves,erda,
o t,nnrn,, al 20 oelock In The home q
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