The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-18
Confederate Reception.

a Confederate reception for the benefit
of the Georgia table at the Confederate
Bazaar will be given In the home OF
Mrs. c. w. Nassie, February 9th, at
$50 o'clock. a musical programme Will
be given and Miss Kate Fuller Will re-
cite.
Young ladies serving are each to rep
resent a book, those in attendance in
Guiding Misses Mary aua Marie Curtis,
Miss Mamie Miller, Miss Vida Charley,
Miss Bessie French Miss Edna Barbour.
Miss jamie Powers. Miss Rosa Mayer,
Miss Mabel Dobbins. Miss Frances Nc
Ke,,tt, Miss Alice Goodwin. Miss Lille
Alice, Miss Juliet Woody, Miss Grace
Schermerhorn. Miss Waddy and others.
Miss Aunspaugh's class in literature
will meet at the studio, No. III East
Cary Street. this afternoon at 43o
O'Clock Browning's delightful drama,
.Colombs Birthday" will be the sub
ject for the afternoons consideration.
At the tea to be given by the Hebrew
Memorial Association in Lee Camp Hall
TODAY from to 10 p. NJ. the musical
programme selected for the afternoon and
evening will be under the efficient direc-
torsfip Of Mr. Sullivan, and among those
taking part will be Miss Mamie Nc
sweeney, Miss Lucy Morton. Miss Eileen
Hearon, Miss RhonIe Hutzler. Mr.. j.
xAudley Morton, Mr. Norman Call, Mr..
Hugh Powell and others.
The hall will be brilliant with the red
and white Confederate colors. The re-
ceiving party will be Miss Isolne Moses,
Mrs. Sam Cohen. Mrs Isaac Thalhimer,
Mrs. Syce, Mrs l.. a. Norris, Mrs. z. A.
Ezekiel and Mrs. r. G. Levy. The
ladies all hope to see their friends. who
will be made heartily welcome. The ad-
mission fee OF % cents will cover the cost
of refreshments served.
Patriotic rleetings.
The committee of the South Carolina
table at the Confederate Bazaar Will meet
this forenoon at II O'Clock in the home
OF the chairman, No. sos East Grace
Street The meeting Is important and
all members are asked to be present.
A meeting of all persons interested In the
Solid South table at the Confederate Bn-
zaar will take place at II a. NJ, to-day
at No. sos East Franklin Street. Young
ladies are requested to bring with them
lists of assistants for different days Of the
bazaar
The Confederate Bazaar Association
will meet Thursday at noon IN Lee
Camp Hall.
Tho washington birthday tea party to
he given for the benefit of the Tennessee
table next Saturday afternoon, from .
In & O'Clock, In Lee Camp Hall, promises
much pleasure to the little people for
whose entertainment 1t is to take place
The cherry tree. the hatchet and the
cherries will all be In evidence and the
child who fails TO 60 will miss an oppor-
tunityt for asdelightfu time
Donation Day.
Next Monday, February 23d, is 'dona-
| tion day" at st. Paul's Church Home for
Tia. Aged. Tho ladies who have the
| Home in charge hope for Il generous re-
snonse to the appeal they feel tho necess-
| ~ OF making. MS there is urgent need for
| house and table furnishings and proHl-
| slons.
Confederate Bazaar.
The Confederate Bazaar will open We'd
| nesdny evening April 18th. In the Masonic
| Temple, The fourteen tables of different
designs with their beautiful decora lions;
the Committee Of RECEPTION. the young
girls in their pretty costumes, and tho
brilliant lights will all combine to make
| an inspiring scene. s4,
Tho basement of the Temple has been
secured, and Will hefntted up with seats
ms n place Of amusement. where dancing
| ana other attractions with an appro-
pirate change of programme Will occupy
| tho attention of the young penple.
i $3.50