The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-11
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Observation-Disclosures
rhe. committee oftthe louisiana table
at tho Confederate Bazuar4 met b yes el'-
day morning 1T Mrs. III G. Minors FOR
tile transaction Of business aid the per-,
fecting Of future plans. "a n & s5 I
Tile following committees were np
pointed: l'rograiniie-Mrs Stuart Wood
ward, Nrrs. of 1t..llS1'unste,, and n ,s
Mann s. Valentine and Mrs. Tyler. l1n
tertainment& Committee--N Mrs. 4 lle s1
tInrwood Committee OF Design: RS rs
II. EGilis and Miss Carrie Col 6. ma !,
Soda Fountain Commit Mrs !, II /, I, =.
Mnor4and Mrs. Landonia l'nsh u. 9o, y,
Mrs. Charles Edwards Chewing ING, MN Nv
Commit tee---Atrs. ). 3. Elnn1 nhd lna, VIZ,
Frank l,l3everldge Young ladies WHO ny
viii assist at lie Louisiana able during
tho Ba znar viii be Miss Adn W. ~ ~. Il
Miss 1.oilie lock, Miss cora ora ii mi
Cooke , Miss Mary Randolph, Miss Clara
C,renshnw. 4 Nrisses llia ard Tthel l'lAoln.
OF Baltimore. 5 /, n a /, $
Rose nusicalc. a.a
555 ~ Iod,es Of The Florida table ut the
l. l51 2aIf neg 10 1900
tha 'n,tists who made the success Of the
1,nan musicale, given III Lee Camp Hall.
Hast Monday evening" under the auspices
Of Miss Lillian Taylor aud Miss Els
| Jones. $ 55 ri W.
,,a "a Nv ~, raptain James r., wortl,. who
was introduced by Captain Dimnlock..
r,he musical numbers given included the
Following programme: 3,
(a) Fruhlngsinnschet ~ ~. !. \. y
| hi Serena ta .,....,..5 ....t -. NASoli
Miss Myrtle @Redford.&
faI FOR the Sake Of tho Past Mattel.
rs The Last Rose OF Suminer..,. Balfc
Miss Lillian r. TAYLOR.
tx tx Lcgende r. Iviekenhuuser
AifHsic:r,t' 11equc,nbourg.
"a Two Grenadfers . /.
% Selected 3. ~.
a Mr.. Norman Call,
TOO much cannot be said In praise Of
Miss Taylor's voice, her first select or.
being specially adapted to bring out IS
fmll power, mud beauty. The Last Rose
of Summer seemed more lovely than
usual, perhaps because it5wns heard at a
Rose Musicale. y
Nfr. Norman Calls efforts were alto.
gethcr felctous, his numbers being rct-
dered in no uncertain way and with fine
effect. Mrs. Guy Hcquemborg. whose
ability as a violnIst Is well Established.
handled her bow with exquisite delicacy8
I OF expression. and deserves the com
mlttee's sincerest thanks for being pres
ent, as she had been III during the day.,
* Mrs. Nash with her little Quakers in
their quaint dress. is to be congratu-
lated. as were the young people who en- I
sioyed their interesting musical play,
Lovers Of the piano and of%all that is
best in training, style and true art, had
a treat when Miss Myrtle BEDFORD took
,k ,iry ~ nj ga a
but a. genuine musician can. her selec-
tons for the performance. This young
lady comes direct from New York. where
she has been a pupil of Mason, said to.
be one Of the finest masters In this
country. She does great credit to his:
training and IS certainly great aconi-
stion to the musical world In Richmond
Mr.. Shepherd Webb was the acconpnn-
list and Miss Norwood assisted Mrs
Nash with the children Il
The audience was not only apprccsa-f
tive, but was large enough&to render the
musicale" u financial .9 success. Mrs
CaskIe Cnbell. the chairman OF the Flo
rlda table, feels much encouraged, not
only by such support as she has re-,
ceved through the efforts OF Misses Tay-3
,lor and Jones and by the spirit OF earn
cstness displayed by the other members
OF her committee. but because recent let.
ters from Florida have given m impress
the Bazaar by the Daughters In that
State. @ IA 5l;9 s.a
Keystone's Comment,
The Keystone, the official organ for the
South Carolina Federation OF Women'ts
Clubs, mentions the work done By the
South Carolina 1t says:
""rhe South Carolina table has been or
ganlzed under Mrs. John l.. Eubank.l for
merry Miss Nvhltner. Of South Carolina
as chairman. assisted BY Mrs. Hughvhlil-
Ter, who before her marriage was sAIlFs
Poppenhem Of Charleston Tie table Is
splendldly organized and among other Ia
dies assisting arc: Mrs. Charles ~.
Sn1ith-Ariss BRA wiley, of South Carolina
Mrs. Janney, Mrs. Junus B. Mosby, Mrs.
Walter Christian, Mrs. Jackson Guy, VINO
was In her girlhood Miss Hemphlll; Mrs
Henry Rely remembered as Miss Evans.
from Florence, S. c.: Miss Lily. Logan,
Mrs. William P. de Saussure and Miss
Estele de Saussure. i5s
Mrs. Charles Bosher IS the very efficient
recording secretary, and Mrs. Bernard
Guest-A1iss Chisholm, Of Charlottesville
fills most acceptably the duties Of treas
urer.s The Executive Committee has the
strong support OF many Richmond women
and numbers IN all about ninety active.
members.
6 Mrs r. T. Hunter and AIrs. w, ]. Johns
son gave Il VlleHllle TstD-
rllary 14ti, and realized a good sum for
the treasury OF the table.
Each table has chosen n souvenir to
be sold for its benefit, South Carolina
selecting Il plato with a blue border and
tho state coat-of-arms lnHthc center OF
the plate. ssl
Pretty girls In colonial costumes will
serve Plnehurst, s. c., tea.I'rhc name Of TIE
Carolina table isuptly put as over the
Tea, Cups, and the committee has chosen
tho yellow iessamnc as their symbolic
flower. It Is to be hoped that South Car
DINA women will rally to the support OF
their Richmond friends and Will mako lie
record of the South Carolina tableE ono
Of which our state and that committee
shall be proud. ia @
Silver lusicalc.
The special features Of the SILVER Mil-l
slcale.'. to be given from 5ito I o'clock
and from to 10 o'clock r. NJ. to-day. in
Mrs. Mae Talleys studio, No. a27 It
Franklin Street. for the benefit OF the
Alabama table, will be the myths and
legends of muslc#as told by the old
Greeks. M r5 @ vi
Each vocalist will contribute ia the 4