The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Souvenirs for tho Kentucky table at
! ,he confcdera 10 Bazaar will 4be china ar
| iiolcs. decorated III tho Confederate flags.
and little bags Of hemp seed in the Cons
! federnto colors red and white, a 4
Valuable memontos Which the table will
have arc number, OF small gavels.
banded with silver. and mndc from 4
huge cedar tree. under which General
Lee pitched his tent when OIL his way
from the surrender at Appomnttox to his
| homo, which was then In Richmond. L
Tho tree was OH the estate Of Mr..
Jack Gillian. In Powhntan county TIC
gavcls nre things OF beauty, the silver
band bearing the inscriptions: In Me-.
,norlam. II, Il, Lee April 14th, 1865.
The Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter,
Daughters Of tho Confe6oracy. Of which
Mrs. Basil Duke. of Louisville. Is presI-
| dent. lapo determined that "overy pro-
| duct OF Kentucky soil and every manu-
| featured article shall be for salo at tho
| Confederate Bazaar. Tho States to-
| bacco, her hemp. her jeans, her plows.3
| her wagons. her -four and, In short.
everything In which sho cxcnls, shnll BIO
represented there. Not.only Ia tho ma
| tcrlal side to DO represented, but steps
are being taken to place on salo books
| by Kentucky authors.
The Bostock Benefit.
| Tickets for the "Bostock benefit" to be-
given March 10Th, for the Confederate
Bazaar. can DO procured by those de-
string them ut Briggs drugstore on Hnr-
| r. In 1ar. utn MT
the corner Of First and Broad Streets.
and from the chalrmen Of all the tables
| at the Confederate Bazaar, Mrs. Archer
Anderson. Mrs. j. Moscly Walker Miss
Morgan. Mrs John l.. Eubank. Mrs. Cas-
| kie Cabell Mrs. ]. H. Drake, Mrs. John
s.. HARDWOOD. Mrs. Landonia Dashlell,
Mrs. s. D. Drcwry, Mrs. r. 7. Meade,
Mrs. w. r.. Vawter, Miss Matte Harris,
Miss Elizabeth TONNES Mrs. M. p. Smell
! lings.
The feature OF tho evening performance
at Bostock's on March 18th will DO the
christening OF the baby gorilla, who has
been named Grab, but who has not yet
| been clristened. The children who will do
tho christening will be the boy and girl
| who will receive the silver cups from
! the hands OF the beauty Judges" AS
nobody knows these chlldron's names as
yet and as nobody but these two will
| have tho secret of the unique christening
i ceremony connded to them, a pleasant
| veil OF mystery Is thrown over tho who'd
performance, q we'll that will not be lifted
until the time Of the christening arrives
/ In tho meanwhile everybody Is on the
! qui Vive to know just what will happen,
and the order of the happening And 1t Is
a good thing that Thursday IS near at
hand, else some people might not be ablo
to walt for its arrival.
Rosendorf-Levy.
The marriage OF Miss Marion Levy and
Mr.. Samuel s. Rosendorf was celebrated
at $3.50 o'clock last evening In the Ma
sonic Temple the Rev DR.. p. M Callsch
4 being the celebrant,
Mr.. Mann Rosendorf. OF Boston, was
i best man. The bride was gowned In
| white satin duchessc and real lace. her
i veil being fastened with diamond sun
burst. She entered with her brother. Mr..
/ Joseph Levy.
Sho was attended by her niece. Miss
Florence V. Levy, who wore white crepe
! de Paris and had pearl ornaments. Mr..
1 Monroe Levy was master OF ceremonies;
Mr.. Edwin L. Levy, Mr.. Bell Stern. Mr..
Milton j. Straus and Mr.. M. I. ,BinsWang-
i or officiated rs ushors.
| Mr.. and Mrs Rosendorf, after hand
some wedding reception. left for North
! crn tour They will make their home at
No.1o East Marshall Street.
Patriotic Meetings,
Tho Confederate BAZAAR association will
meet Thursday at noon. in Lee Camp
Hall.
Tho Alabama table will meet at 1880
| o'clock this forenoon. in No. 2l5 East
FRANKLIN Street. All the committee are
asked to be present;
Mrs, w, NJ. Wade has called o meeting
of tho restaurant Committee for We'd
nesdny at noon, very important meet
Ing to DO held at tho Womans Chris
| tian Association. y,
Tho South Carolina table will meet
Hall and tho chairman wishes to SEQ
every member of her committee,
Personal Mention.
Miss Hattie B. Gresham, the secretary
OF tho Newlngton Branch of the Assocla'
ton for the Preservation Of Virginia An
tiouities, Is the guest ct Mr. Henry FOL
lard. Of West Grace Street
The regular monthly melting OF the Ma.
sonic Home Auxiliary will be held IN the
Temple TUESDAY. March nth, at Il o'clock
A. NJ.
Miss Tassle bradley, OF hanover county
formerly Of Richmond Is the guest Q!
Miss Byrl Bracket, OF No. Sl7 NORTH
Twenty seventh Street.
Mrs. w. ]. 1ohnson who has been quite
sick, is. as hcr friends Will be pleased t
hear, much better,
\ Mrs. Herbert Gray, who has been witt
Mrs. James Moncure for the past twt
4 weeks, left yesterday for her brothers.
home In Cumberland county.
n Mrs, John Springer. OF Wilmington, i
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs, Andrev
Gray, at No POS East Franklin Street.
$50 80
III n letter recently received from MIS-
Maria Moseley, she announced her inten
tion OF sailing for New York on Apri
Still, II there Is no change Of plan, Mis-
Moseley. with her uncle. Mr.. Valentine
n and Mrs. and Miss Shields, will arr!v,
h in Richmond about April 18th
CIV sW
Miss Mary Ashley Bells beautiful yoic
was heard with great pleasure In twl