The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-29

n Bott casts speclal guests at the Ba-
zaar and at the LoulolanaSa ana Motif a'al :
n arollna Tables.
,yhen he contest forth handsome punch
n bowl at the Confedera te ia zaar65 cio'se s
last night It was found that MI IL ~ =.
avcndenburg had been t.'e nv ~ :
popular Elk, and he was 3 donate ,h ne
/ bowl; which has bcen such an attraction
at the Kentucky tn Die Il. n |, IL (.
Hi The ba zaa was a busy place last nlsnt,
ana money poured into the coners q ne ti'd
management in n silver stream. n,
SThe University boys will arrive IN. Ken y
Il 1,ond this afternoon and the JOINT psf
IL Torrance night will be the scns ~, o.
. OF the week In Richmond, the EuniYers', Z,
alumni, society ut large and the irl zen g
81 Tho Richmond caste combining %
4 ,r,,,r,d 4he Academy to sits utmost capa-
Il city ,.5 h ~. ~, 9, 3 u.
The flrst OF the three atI,sf In s''G hRTley,s
Aunt, Il annotated In tie souvenir pfo-
e rramme an: when Pious Frauds are
Il Dlspensn tions"; the second. While
Y There !s Tea, There's Hope, Z" ana the
tbirGBis expressed as: Sinner Lu bricated
4 Business. ~ syy NJ is l5i
N$. The comedy is said to be the brightest.
Swittiest and most sparkling piece ~ q
4 work ever attempted by tho Dramatic
u Club The make Of the ladies Is simply
1lnc and the5acting most excellent
% In 'Chopsticks and Spiklns. = Miss Nor
gan and Mr. Kelley, a very strong man
agement INDEED. haze select the best
I possible rraterinl with an eye TO the fin
RI est results. North Carolina and Virginia
have hitherto fought. the one against
the other. Tonight they will unite for
the success Of tho common cause OF both
4 States and 90 in to win.
Lagniappe To-Day
" To day being Louisiana day, there Will
be special sale at her table. when
lagniappe will be given with all the ar
/ tIclcs sold. f5 It'll @
The contest for the silver candelabra.
to bio voted from tho Virginia table to
tho most popular german leader, closes
tonight at 1890. Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss
4 Is leading in the contest. Il.
a H Tho "doll contest" at the Solid South
table will also close tonight Mt 1890. Tho
raines a head In this contest are those OF
Miss Virginia Levy. Miss Ida Massie and
Miss Nell Wise. VI 7 sf5 rs
IS May Queen. 81 n
The ladies OF the South Carolina table
Will have a May Queen Friday afternoon
for the benefit OF their table, which will
De one OF TIE pIclllebt ana manifest HI
IL fairs OF the week. The little queen whose
name will be announced later. and hcr
attendants beautifully dressed, viii carry
Il out In their programme many Of the
u quaint May day customs. and will finish
BY dance around n rose tree. after the
Sold-fashioned English May day fashion, II
The ladies who have the management
IL OF the fete arc those whose names carry
i the assurance OF SUCCESS with what they
tolra NIL H. 1Itf1as nh
girls and boys may look forward to q
charming afternoon on Saturday,
Virginia Table.
n Many desirable articles nre still on ia e
at this table. Those having the man
things OF value. aTrifling things and those
K that have gotten soiled have been marked
Z down. In 54 iss
All Is in readiness for the Lilllputlan
wedding on Thursday when Consul"
the Chimpanzee from Bostocks, will DO
the guest OF honor. 81 e
Beautiful Turnout.
IA Keen interest is being manifested n
the guessing contest over the horse and
runabout that Is being sold In this way
for the benefit OF the Confederate Ba-
" xaar. II 3I. s q 81 Si
1t is a beautiful turnout. the runabout
being new and rubber tired, and the horse
4 = fine Virginia bred sorrel years old, and
going equally as we'll under the saddle as
In harness.
A great many tickets are being sold
every day, but there arc stlll q good
many more low-priced ones on hand,
v They range IN price from one cent to
Il tl,6tl a ticket. They can be gotten from
4 the Maryland booth ut the bazaar APr
from Mrs, John Moseley Walker, Mis-,
Thomas Leary. Mr.. Arthur Mayo, Mr., II,
Is ~. spilman and Mr.fJohn M. Walker.
Those who have not secured tickets
should get them right away, and those
who have some should buy more, as
they are very cheap, and the chance to
win beautiful rig like this does moi
happen often, u 5
Some Of The imported tons rot sold
at the recent bonnet auction OF the Mary
land table, contributions from such WELL
known modistes as Madame Stuart. of
Baltimore; Hunt, Of Washington; Morris
4 and Donald, Of Richmond, may be seen
\ at Mrs, Josiah Ryland's. No. 821 West
Al Grace Street. Prices gon these beautiful
hats and bonnets have been reduced, Sand
ladies Wishing to buy would do we'll to
see them before purchasing elsewhere, 4
4 Confession Silver Service.
Tonight at 10 O'clock the voting con-
test among the foremen of the American
" Looonotiy Works for the silver service
at tho ,Tennessee table Is to close. The
4 candidates in this contest are all popular
{ ian n nd Immense interest Is being taken