The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
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ton the very handsome, work done by
Mr. George Kelly y In adapting his DIFF
ferent designs to the names of the tables
was mentioned, and the association at
once expressed their high sense Of APP
probation for Mr.. Keilly's Invaluable as
slstance BY rising vote Of thanks. Many
Of the chairmen had pictures Of their ta-
bles with them, done not in black and
white, but In water colors, neatly framed
and readylhto be hung on the wall as q
bazaar souvenir.
Reports from the different States showed
tho spirit Of patriotism and energy AMI
mating their representatives.
Virginia Is going to give a delightful
excursion to illlamsburg Saturday.
which will leave Richmond at A. NJ.
and return ut 1880 In tho evening. Lun-
cheon at the very moderate price Of Is
cents will be served BY the ladies Of
Bruton Church. Mrs. Lyon Tyler, who
Is the president Of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy at Williamsburg, will meet
the excursionists on their arrival and
show them points Of interest III tha
colonial capital. .ll Nh
Tho season of the year will render the
excursion more than usually delightful,
though Williamsburg. with Its beautiful
old homes. Its hosptable and elegant
people, and its quaint old-world indivldu-
allty, is always delightful. Among the
ladies who will accompany the excursion
are Mrs. Archer Anderson. Mrs TAYLOR
Ellyson, Mrs Henry HARDWOOD. Mrs.
Frank Crump, Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mrs.
Charles u. Boiling, Mrs. ]. r. V.Daniel,
Mrs. J. G. Farland. Miss Lizzie Qrattan
and many others. t85tst5,
Alabama Is to have a concert In Lee
Camp Hall, March 25th, at $3.50 P. M
when Miss Mamie Harrison will be as
sisted by the best Richmond talent, A
musicale for the benefit OF the Solid
South will be given March eth 4 In Bar
ton Heights.
Ladies' Of the Tennessee table will hold
af"rummage SALE at No. 1907 East Main
Street during the week beginning March
3Oth Contributions are solicited to be
sent to Mrs 3, A. Benner. No. sl7 North
Twelfth Street; Mrs John Teefy. No.
1135 North Seventeenth Street, and Mrs
George A, Lyon, No. Ga East Grace
Street.
Mrs. Wade gave fine account OF what
had been done for the restaurant. The
Beaufort LithA. Company will II supply
the restaurant with water during the
bazaar They have a1so donated q case
Of ginger ale. All the furniture to be
used In the restaurant will be supplied
by the firms Of Tinsley n and = opkins:
New silver, necessary for the hles. will
also be furnished. Street and Corkran,
pork-packing merchants Of Bal timore,
have made generous donation OF their
Orange brand Of hams and bacon.
The Restaurant Committee will meet
every Wednesday until the 4 opening of
the bazaar. In the Wonlan's Christian
Association rooms, at IL CLOCK: ~ IS
altogether necessary that every lady OF
the committee should be present.
Rose in Bloom.
The pretty name Of the Florida table,
"Rose in Bloom" is justified In the pic
| ture made by Mr.. Kelly. -Four arches
Of graceful lattice work are covered with
red and white roses and crowned with e.
rose tree in bloom Tho counter Of the
table is to be draped with red and white
bunting and decorated with roses. The
ladies' Of the FLORIDA Committee are Mrs.
j. Caskc CabelI Mrs c. w P. Brock,
Mrs. benjamin Nash. Mrs. James T. Par
| kinson, Mrs. Charles T. OFerrall, Mrs.
Robert Scott Chamberlayne. Mrs. C.MF.
Snow, Mrs, Cirymes, Mrs. billiard, Mrs.
w. G.. Shelton, Mrs. Richard Meade Mrs.
w, II. Powers. Mrs Preston Nash, Miss
Mary Norwood, Mrs b. c. Nelson. Mrs
Bllups; Misses Mary Florence, Virginia
Tyler, Josephine Tyler, Daisy Chamber.
Jayne, Julia Grant, Rebe Glasgow. ltll|lar
| Taylor Bessie Selden. Lucy Coleman
Virginia Miller, Edna Shriver, sara NJ
Baughmnn, Margie Graves, Ellen Jones
Mary Garrett Mamie Jones. El'ls
|. Holmes, Elizabeth Bentley Doris Jones
Addie Bowe. Evelyn Dcitrlck Porte
Sands Mary Randolph Lathrop, Miss
Graham. Miss Jones. Miss Alcock, Mlsse!
Meade and Mrs sBrockenbrough.
The Lone Star.
Tho Lone Star Texas table design Il
ono Of the happy hits made by Mr.. Kelly
. Tho Lone Star forms It's apex, and wi
be radiant when each point sclntillae
with electric light, as is intended, Thu
7. roof itself is a star with turned points
and tho lattice work below Is formed O
: interviewer stars.
The chairman Of the Texas tabe i
: Mrs. S. D. Drewry. a sister Of Mrs
: Alollie Macgll Rosenberg, Of Galveston
/, known for her devotion to the Confed
crate work throughout Texas, Associated
with Mrs, Drewry are number Of ear
nest helpers, It Is hoped and believed b.
\ them that with the support they arc look
( ing for from the State. the Texas tabl
\ will be second to mono at the bazaar,
Women's Meetings.
The Entertainment Committee vii
= meet at No. 92l West FRANKLIN Stree
!. next Saturday at noon.
I. Donation day for the Belle Bryan Nur
: sery and Kindergarten Is appointed 70
= Friday. March 10th.
= The building will be open to visitor
;, throughout the day, and ladies' from tn
: board will be present to welcome thos
i who come
- The chairman of the Missouri table cali
= meeting OF her committee for Friday
q March Goth. at l2 o'clock, Tho meetin
: will be held at No, 400 East Frankl
! Street A full attendance Is desired, Il
there are several matters of importanc
70 to be considered.
q The regular meeting of the Common
n wealth Ghapter, iohushtcrs oi the amer
T., oa, pavoliiinn5 will bpI held 4,