The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
Rose in Bloom.

Florida 3IaDlo committees u wy lN~oi1'
fedoratc Bnzaar The name of tho tn
bio ''Rose III Bloom makes roses It's
special decorative privilege, and carries
the pretty rose idea into everything as
ISOLATED with It.
# Tho evenings programme Will Include
an opening address by General Fltzhugh
Leo, whose presence renders every as
senbly pleasantly A short play for chill
dren directed byB Mrs. Preston NASH
whose ability IN such lines Is well re-
cognlzed,f will follow.
Tho musicians who will take part are;
Miss Lillian Taylor, Mr.. Norman Can,
Miss Eileen Hearon and Miss Lily Urqu-
hart, all vocalists, whose merits are
we'll recognized and highly appreciated
at home and, abroad / Mrs. Guy Hcquem-
bourg and Miss Myrtle BEDFORD. the Tor
NOR as noted for her violin playing, as
the Ia tier Is for her skill as pianist.
and Mr.. Sheppard Webb, who as an
accompanied. needs no encomun.
Mrs. ]. Caskie Cabell Is the chairman
OF the Florida table, with very earnest
and efficient Richmond committed The
state is Thoroughly alive to the aims ana
objects OF the Bazaar and the Florida
Daughters are quite determined that their
table shall be ono OF the prettiest IN
every way that Is seen at the Bazaar.
A. meeting OF all who are interested
in the Florida table at the Bazaar -
called for this afternoon at O'Clock
In the home OF the chairman. Mrs. J
caskie Cabell, OF No. 6l9 East franklin
street. Not onlyis the presence OF all
the married ladies necessary. but a spc-
clal and urgent invita- ton Is given to each
and every young lady Of the committee:
Tho chairman hopes that not one VII
be away from the meeting.
G. M. l.. S. rleeting.
me Confederate Memorial Literary So
cIety met yesterday at noon ir tho Con-
federate Museum. With Mrs. Joseph Bryan
in tho chair.
AS many persons have manifested
desire to understand the nature OF the
work done ty the society In connection
with the museum, 1t was decided 70 PRINT
| number Of leaflets relating % methods
OF accomplishment, and giving a.short
history OF the museum building, unese
leaflets will shortly be ready for diatrl-
button.
II was also decided to place visitors.
| tickets OF admission to the museum N q
| number Of prominent and convenient
| nlaces Fl where persons VINO wish TO 40 SO
may secure them for themselves and thelr
| friends, as well q 8 at the door OF mo
building, IL ga@s d "A y as . !, 1,
The society granted to the Texas table
n the onfederate Bazaar the privilege or
iausine some or tho wood from the museum
| FOR its souvenirs. It also decided to SEND
| complimentary cards OF admission ~ the
! members OF the Educational Conference
| Who will come to Richmond In April ana
| VINO will doubtless desire to visit the nu-
| SCUM Mrs. James y. Patton was eiectco
| life member OF the society.
A most interesting relic has been recent
lv sent the museum by General EEppa
! Hunton, Of Fauquier 1t Is the flag winch
was given the Eighth Virginia REGIMENT
by General Pierre Gustave Touton Beau
| regard for the gallant conduct OF me y,
/ regiment In tho battle Of Balls Bun,
fought october 81, 1861. Letters from Cen
orai Hunton-Colonel Hunton at Bali $
B,ufr-and from Colonel Berkeley, who
subseouertly commanded the Eighth Reg
Iment. accompanied the flag, wt1ich was
IN The most beautiful state OF preserva-
| t,on. It's colors undimmed and fresh after
ali the years since the Civil War. Names
Of the battles through which the nag
wns carried are Balls Bluff, First Ma.
nassas. williamsburg. Seven Pines, Gaines
| Mil. A Ieesburg, Frazer's Farm, Second
Manassas Boonesboro and sharpsourG.,
D. "a. r. Officers.
The following list OF Southern regents
| and yice-regents were elected at the p.
| ~ r. Congress In Washington last week
TAlabana--Mrs. j. Morgan Smith, B1r-
mirghani; Miss Aurora p Mcclellan,
| Athens. 81 AZ
F'lorida-Mrs. Fannie Taylor. Jackson
Vile, Mrs. Catherine L. Eagan.
Georgla--Alrs. L. A. Gage Mrs. NJ. a.
AI Ip.ouisiana-Mrs. G. II. Thebnult, New
mississippi Alice Q, Lowell, Match
ez; Mrs, Mary T. Howe. jackson.
North Carolna-Mrs, Mary $, Spring
! fleld,G Mrs. Edwin Gregory.
| South Carolina-Mrs. n. w Rlchnrdson
arru u r. aorpe Nv. Nichols, tt5tt 5t $3.50
Tennessoe-Mrs. Fl. S. Chamberlain
/ Mrs j. NJ. Head. Z,
Texas-Mrs. John Z. Henery, Mrs =
". Snyder. !.
Charlottesville. {9ls
! Confederate Fair.
i The booths at the Confederate Fair = a ~
fast assuming proportions under the az E
i tive supervision OF chairmen and 'tne il'
assistants Mrs. Montague's sofa ousn'o q
hot h will have delightful looking cosy
! corner and hut few decorations !, a, ~ ~ ~
orsh ,nns with their gay colors ana EN-
S SusnIo r,sa era annie decoration In them
Tho same thing might be said OF IN
,,askat bootH, which will have SVers
variety OF basket IN highly Eo1haN'F".A
as we'll as ~ useful. d .,,,s ~ one ~ III.
LET ~ ! ttraotiye, the gay colored lanterns
tha fans and parasols always making
say v nGte 81 se Of a Il t
9.il Va ~. 'hooth In very nice fashion, Sc
t that partakers Of the cup that cheert
viii be always onahand.
The drug booth viii oi have e. ~ row tys !, o. o
ena v,ll be filled with perfumes and othel
tall accessories Miss Bodeker. whf
iii preside at this booth, has had 9
yniue bic donation from Madame ahen, o.
I the Chinese legation in washington, s
Patriotic Meetings,
The Confederate Bazaar Association
Will meet to-day at twelve IN Lee can1E
Hall
The Texas Table Committee is request
ed by the chairman TO be at Ice Camp
Z Hall this morning at 1880, AZ .. E
The Tennessee Committee Will have q
u a, {,tT q ,1lt-