The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13


the Miller Coleman drugstore and Mr..
r. a. Atillers store.
Tho Florida table will havo three
souvenir designs in pins brooches, and
fobs, all Inscribed with m arch IN min,
iaturc The Texas table souvenir WI,
probably take tho form OF n star cur
from the wood Of the Confederate NM
scum. & Tho Louisiana table has had.
through Mrs. Robinson, of Manchester,
a donation OF little iron horseshoe
souvenirs made from the iron OF the
Confederate gunboat The Merlinac.
A NINA ture OF General Robert p. Lee
on ,vory Is being painted for the Dixie
table. which is the representative OF the
Solid South room atsthe Confederate Slu,
scum. by Miss Sophie Lowry, talented
miniature painter$of Washington. and VIII
be offered for sale at the table. Inc t I'M.
table Is being helped substantially from
various sources-N York, California ano
West Virgtna-and Is modest! conscious s
Of It's good fortune.
'April sOth Will be ashland Day" for
thr Arkansas table Arrangements have
already been made with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac fa'iroan,
and every indca ton seems TO make ash s,,
land Day" a red letter bazaar day as Well
,rhe report from Mrs. Wade. tho chairman
~, thc Restaurant Committee was very
fine She reported that all the cof1ee
to be used during the bazaar mad peen
donated by Mr. John W. harrison, o.
tho Aragon Coffee Company. VINO gave
with It an urn and promised to SEND 4
| =, !, evcry morning to attend TO the max
lin,. NJ the coffee. Mrs Wade voiced the
ffeJinr OF the association In speaking OF
Mr.. Harrisons generosity and his patri-
cite spirit in bcstowmcnt. Another very
accountable announcement made Dy Mrs.E
yVade was to the effect that Miss Betty
1 = would lend (hcr valuable aid to
tho restaurant for the evening OF March
DAD when supper will be served to the
| members of the Educational Conference.
Who viii have a reception In the ball
room of the Masonic Temple that eve
ming. ~
Other reports from the Georgia, nc ,l,
Kentucky, the Tennessee, the MISSISSIPPI
and the Maryland tables showed earnest
chnirrnen hard at work, With the deter
im,nni ion to realize the success for when
az nre equally striving. Georgia rs
happy over recently received box nna
Alabama will have a concert N Lee
| ramn Hall al $50 p. NJ. March 2oth. NJ
n,,inh Miss Mamie Harrison, Miss Franz
cns Dires. MI. Conway Gordon and Mr.
| T ,ohman Will be assisted by other lead,
| IN 9 musicians in Richmond. and charm-
Ing programme may be expected.
Patriotic rleetings.
The chalrmen Of the different tables at
| tho Confederate Id zanr are asked to meet
with Nj I<tlley In tho home OF AilH.
s.cnhen Putney. No. a2l West Franklin
street, Saturday at l. O'Clock
Tbc Alabama committee will meet neN
Wednesday, ut I:a0 O'Clock T. NJ. in NO,
:s7 Vest FRANKLIN Street. All menn,~s
AVA asked to attend. Tho ladies' of the
| Alabama table desire to thank AIR, Jur-
cons lor chairs loaned at their concert
rim sdny afternoon and evening. and 70
express to the florists who donated iio"-
ers choir appreciation Tor Inc same same
,rhc chairman of the Virginia table re-,
o,,csts her committee to meet with her
next Tuesday at 1880 o'clock a. NJ.
Mr.. perlcy, OF Charlottesville has sent
| TIC South Carolina table Il beautifuis
chair, ono of the most valuable ana ac-
ceptable contributions which they nave
| yet had.
Missouri still hears off tho palm for
souvenirs hers being first on sale ana
wonders of beauty and utility
The Bostock Benefit.
Tho Judges who will award the sill
yer cups, donated by Nowlan and Lums-
den, and to he presented MaicF ,iat !, y. ~
| the handsomcst hoy and girl attalld.,lB
Bostocks benefit for the Confederate "a
Zaor, viii be assisted by three young Ia.
| dies, one from each of the memorial as
| sociations; Miss Amy Werth from iiol-
lvwood. Miss Thalhimer from the Hebrew
and Miss schermerhorn from he oaK-
wood Association. The hour or inc
awarding will be announced ana me pro,
rrnmme for March 18th will he published
In n few days,
| Personal rlention.
owing To thet sickness Of Mrs. William
| H. Parker. the Helping Circle OF Kings
! Daughters will meet Friday Al half
mast O'clock In. the home OF Mrs,
Richard a. Tplley,5 No. 81 North Twenty
i sixth Street, instead
Mrs. A.. u, Blanton, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard a. Talley,
| No. sl4 North Twentyrsixth Street has
returned TO her home ~ washington
rhe annual meeting Of the managers
of the Richmond Exchange for Woman's
Work will be held Friday, March nth. at
f IL o'clock.
Mrs John II, Redd, Of South Pine
Strict who spent the winter with her.
daughter Alrsall w, Broadbent. Of
Kansas CITY. returned home OH Sester-
day having had q most enjoyable visit
"A Mr., W, Deann Courtney Is very III
at his home, No. aoa West Grace Street.
The Baltimore Herald Of yesterday
/ ss Mss, Alene stokes, a richmond, who
II isE Identified with the most prominent