The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02

KS The last dinner served at the Way
side Inn,.' SO popular q bazaar resort Tor
Richmond and out-of-town people, VIII
be given to-day and will be In keeping
with the dainty and delicious menus
which have been It's predecessors
This afternoon from ito 6 the little
people will DO welcomed at the Inn
where a special ten will be prepared Tor
them for ten cents. and for five cents al
idtional a chance ut the famous Tom
Thumb cake every slice of which con-
.tains a prize. Each child will be present,
ed wltllHa souvenir on leaving the Inn.
This evening visitors to the bazaar Will
be able to getrllght refreshments at the;
Inn II they 50 desire It.
Last wednesday evening when the Con-
federate veterans were the guests OF the
Daughters Of the 'Confederacy at the Inn,
Mrs. W.. NJ. Wade presented each one
with a battle flag souvenir pin as a me-
5mento OF this occasion.
The Crystal Booth.
4 The Crystal booth, presided over by
Mrs. Murray. with its southern cross and
Its delightful fruit ices and lemonade
has been a place where every bazaar
visitor found a cordial welcome and am
ple refreshment,
Under charge of this booth Is the
splendid oil painting Of Stuart taking
Jaclsson's command at Chancellorsville.
a fac-simile OF the original ordinance OF
secession in heavy oak frame. here is
heing voted to the Confederate Museum.
Alabama 7 able.
The ladies OF the Alabama booth wish
to thank the firms and others who kindly
assisted them In the erection and the de-
coration of their booth-Mr. George
Kelley for planning the booth and Mr.
Amory for materials for the booth, Mr.
Montgomery for the gypsy tent. Mr..
Addison Lewis for the decorating, and
Miller and Rhoads for the paper used,
Mr.. Robert Whittet for the printing Of
the badges. The furniture contributed
came from the WEIGH Furniture Com
3pany. 5 ii.3 e i,'1gs3
Other arms to whom they ara Indebted
are the Piedmont Table Company Mr..
Lee c. Cundy and Mrs =. D. Steele, Of
High Point N. c.
Beautiful Water Color.
The beautiful water-color picture paint
ed & by. Mrs. j. T.. Latham, of Memphis
Tenn, and which Shas been on exhibition
at the Tennessee ia Bile. has been awarded
to Mr.. Nathiason. who was the fortu-
nate gresser Of the number which car
ried the picture with It. .8sti
The Tennessee table has received some
Interesting pictures of old Uncle Alfred
Andrew Jackson's body servant. This old
darkey lived at Hermitage, Jackson's
home, where. Until his death, only a few
years ago, he was one OF the most In
teresting features Of that historic place.
THIS table has received also a beauti-
full little model OF the monument now be-
ing erected in Washington to the private
soldiers OF the Confederate army. a
Virginia 7 able.
Al the Virginia table all articles which
have been purchased must be called for
to-day as the ladies will not be any loll-
ger responsible for them. Songs OF the
South Will be given away with every
purchase to-day. Writing paper and blot
tiers Will be special articles of sale this
morning. a golf coat and white mohalr
waist are very desirable
The Solid South.
THE ladies Of the Solid South table wish
to announce that they have withdrawn
from the voting contest the handsome
miniature donated to the table by Miss
I.oury, OF Washington. Those who have
voted are asked to call and have their
money refunded.
Queen f,May. # 81 &
At tho Queen Of May given last after
noon by the ladies OF the South Carolina
table, the hall where the coronation took
place was beautifully decorated In pink
Echrysanthemums and roses. The corona
y