The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

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By Mrs. y. A. WEIGH. the chairman q the
Entertainment Committee for the mssis--
s,ppi table at tho bnzaar. Tho lotter Is
from Miss Lulu Chaser, and Is headed
MS St. Louis April 1oth.Ss
NY Dear Mrs. Weloh S \, sg$55 va
am In receipt OF your yRl'y kind letter.
and assure you the delay In sending the doll
which Mr.. w hitney promised was caused
by the death OF Mr.. hitney' e father. u \ |
You will certainly receive the dolly!
also ton Dolly vardon photos autographed,
and + Btlall send you the handkerchief !
| have used !ns tho second not to be AUTO
TONED OF 70 the highest bidder. It viii
| be impossiblc to sond the doll before
April 10Th. I hopo that will pc timo
enough. 5j w. Il
/ give you my route below 30 that you
Twill know Just whore O letter will roach
me- With best wishes, believe me.
5 Ever sine S5 lsS s8i
3 !Eli 81 s. 5aLULU@GLAs M
Tho Confederate Bazaar has had amuse-
mcnts galore, Instructive patriotic u or and
] humorous, but none moro pleasing than
the Dolly Warden entertainment. gwen z =
| reotion OF Mrs. Wclch, for the beseht Of
1.-The Mississippi table, Ii 4. 5 q
The curtain ratBed upon o table COM
! posed ) or d oily vnrden girls. tho scarf
tnnta1,t4cs and the sixteen little girls
who wont through tho intrlcacies OF the the
May pole Immediately after the rising
OF the curtain with such case az TO cor
rect an error and unplalt the r1o Dons "
| the end OF the pole. Il. ID
rba z unn r. fentnatic les m q portion OF -rne
class In physical culture from the $ P z q
School, wore Misses Heller w hite sl "a I
Binrord, Helen Stage, Mamie andSaflVlr-4
giu!a Carrinto on. Myrtle Smith Bernice
stahl. Cary Williamson and ldAI l'e We
ridge. 3t5 sissa. n I. I, NJ
= Ma SYM lphony for scarf fantastics, ana
IL eago with which the girls went
through a tho drill reflected great credit a11E
supnn their teacher, Miss Ruth Coleman
ma an exponent Of this healthfui ana q
graceful exercise NJ Il Y, VA
A Nfisaee EGwendoln Rutherfoord ano DOT OF.
tothy Christian delighted the large au '' a.
crce with q cake walk VA ;}35
Final Entertainment Il
: Tho Alabama table has arranged TOT rs
,irna, antertainrnent for the Confederate
Ia zaar "wednesday afternoon Aprii. zstn'
from to g o'clock, the following q te's1s
tive programme: a /, !, n Z, =, -, ~
tho ak teon; little girls who took part IN
~ on Friday night for the benoht OF the
NrIsstsstppi table. There VIII pc rec 81.
tons and whistlmg by Mles 8Y!relhi , III. III
hott. also a bevy OF Ashland girls VIII
give q Confederate drill. !. q !, 2
We hope that all! interested II me pa ~
zanr will patronize this enter !.
Museum Of Freake.
me museum OF Freaks will again be
onen to the public for the benent 6ot t No
FLORIDA table next Saturday evening.
Al ~ those who failed to attond the
-, 80 a,,eninT a. which the freaks" made
thrir> nppearance will seize the emporium
~ to see them Saturday. as the roles are Sc
tnkant. 40 splendidly that every one WIZ WIZ
hss anxious to verify what they nave
heard by actual and personal e1 epetl1Ss
ence. g n Y M
CharIeYs Aunt.
M. morrow evening, April 18th. win be
tho hammer night Of the bazaar enter u n1n-
ments, Tor tho Dramatic Clu 10, q .ne
1Tniversity OF Virginia VIII give .S'na1Ae ',..
Ant" al tho Academy, and the Lazy
AN. atoc,, Company Will present
=, .nonst,cka ana spikins." Prices Is and
| 6t cents and no more ~ ifg355R,
4 ne Solid South. Il. 81
rno contest for the dog ut the Solid
south 5is still going on. and as y oloses
~ = few days IT Is hoped that the camps !,
~, III, sand In their votes as soon as POSI-
Ia r ~ Leo Camp, No. !, is IN inc
49,, 49, nv thirty votes. The peanuts sent
hwS'tho Virginia Peanut Company, %
Tra nklin, Va, continue to De IN ue'na ~,
and quito q nice sum mas ,, poen panubman
. .m1 s Ia ve charge OF the booth to-day,
| IN ~
AZ the South Carolina taple inc va 80.
~ the bazaar should ask 70 see the
e 80 natch darkies 'jest from no
s aonnhf, !" and the beautiful tea plates,
e sownanirs Of the State Other curlos are
s az pra 81 4 baskets grown ana maoe
| W. the d al kies on Sullivan g lslandi IN
Alan pottery, generally made In the noun
tains OF South Carolina, Also mere
are genuine turkey ana Pea4ooA
feather fans like our sFan a'.sas' =,
used, and the genuine pipes l. o.
n usau tho most artistic crayon
sSatches OF 'de genuine Niger as ne
Ives !" Tea and rice are for sale, fpF
r,,osses a beautiful burnt woon wafer
and an exquisite Japanese hgure. One
thina OF note ~ available collection o.
Confederate notes arranged INTO plctuTe
and framed In q gold.leat trans ~ - ~
for sale, and Is a work OF arr, every
an, a. asked to come and sec what Q
Nearly welcome South Carolina can glye;
NJ for buying one will never be worried
about that. though South Carolina has
anything one can want, The Japanese mai 4
dens viii It, take money IN exchange
tor the daintily wrapped parcel with such
a grace and smile that one viii feel as
he hasn't spent a cent, and will want 70
come 90 back to tho booth where the glrls
ara always merry and cordial, and we'll
yes. pretty!
The Tennessee booth. decidedly dis
+ainctlye In Its military design and effect.
and really the most appropriate to the 90
CASTOR, claims the abillty to satisfy az
classes, having many rare books and
beautiful pictures for the intelleotnaS
minded, exquisite and elaborate fancy
work for dainty women, an ideal cook
ing stove. tiny automobile, toy monkey
acrobat. beautiful and brilliant collection
Of dolls Of all e ages, sizes and prices, 70