The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06
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Observation-Disclosures
! Social and
! Personal
Observation-Disclosures

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4 :3s large and representative audience
y gathered last afternoon at 4 o'clock IN
4 tho j erferson Club to hear the interest
Il ing talk given by the a - pert
~ I,. KERR, Of the First Presbyterian
" Church, on his PERSONAL Experiences
an Palestiro''} Tho Doctor began with
n dis handing in the Orient and filled his
Ky Palestine lecture, not til xtracts from
y books, but with incidents Of travel and
X nssociat ion bits Of description eloquent
jaand patlcticrt touches here and there,
(which made IT. sconl very real and strong
4 tyindividualized. n n d n sJa
53 Both Of the club parlors were thronged
II ana a.; 11,i1nb Der OF ladies' had seats in
N Tie spacious and comfortable hall. Re
freslments and All Informal reception
succeeded K the lecture, Mrs: p: n;
& Calisch, Mrs. Edward Whit lock. Mrs.
Joseph Levy, Mrs. Moses Thallllmcr and
II Mrs. h Isaac Lichtenstcin doing the hon
Ii prs, assisted by Miss Carrie kaufman.
" Mrs. j can Constne, Miss Rosa Greon-
IL tree, Miss Yetta Wnllerstcin, Miss rs
4 ther Lewis. Miss Blanche Binswanger,
n Miss Ictta RIOS ndorf and Mrs. Memo Nit
E leldorfcr. III {, WI IA
Confederate Bazaar. Ii
si3sE The Confederate Bazaar Association
IA Held It's weekly meeting yesterday at
n noon with Mrs. Joseph Bryan and Mrs.
a Stephen Putney present.
Ett5 The reports from the chairmen Of the
INHERENT State tables to-day We're the
most encouraging yet given ill., They
81 showed that the bazaar work In tho DIFF
a ferents States had I taken definite form and
spurpose, and that many contributions
were already being Received and would
be forwarded later. From Florida,
@ Alabama, Texas and Arkansas letters
were read that madc the prospects Of
y those State tables seem very bright III
x deed. s5a
n Mrs. Archer Anderson acknowledged
4 with pleasure the receipt of a donation
4 from a.:ss Mildred Lee, the daughter
nj General Robert E. Lee, and tho re-
" gent Of the Virginia Room at tho Con-
u federate Museum. Other donations and
work done by the committee have
\ placed the Virginia table. Of which Mrs.
" Anderson Is chairman, on a Very com
h Portable footing indeed.
z Mrs. John c. IIagan. Oh behalf Of
the Missouri table, spoke Of n letter Just
received froih Mrs.. Valiant. regent Of
Il the Missouri ,.Room. containing Sub
Knight be relied on to do Mrs, Hagan
has also had checks and contributions
from Richmond friends. Her souvenirs
4 have been so popular that nm addition
rs al five hundred have been ordered. Both
4 chairman and committee in this instance
seem bent on justifying tho name of
their table and accomplishing n great
Zeal through their Hearts Courageous"
i That the Alabama table has, an encr-
Setic chairman and committee was
shown by Mrs. Drake's report and by
S.4hc fact that an entertainment will be
given to-day In the home Of Miss Mary
Drewry, No. ia North Third Street
for it's benefit. Children are invited
a by Miss Drewry and her charming
N group Of assistants for the afternoon
from to 7 o'clock. Older people are
expected in the evening from s to IL
o clock. Many pleasant and unusual
features will characterize the entertain
h ment and the admission vii! only be
Il fifteen cents
u March 18th Mrs. Mae Talley will have
i q .'siver musicale nj her studio No.
i Bo7 East Franklin Street. in behalf OF
Alabama. The hours OF the musicale
reception will be from to 10 T, NJ. s
AEss Harris. Of the Kentucky table;
4 Miss Baughman. Of the Solid South, and
u Mrs NJ j., Snellings, of the Georgia
table, all seemed well satisfied with tho
state of affairs over which they have
X jurisdiction. Miss Harris has heard
Eayoraby from Mrs. Worcester, Of Gin
pinnati, and Miss Baughmall reports
K several Washington entertainments for
the Solid South, Mrs iiubank has re-
:eived several contributions from South
Carolina for her table and more will be
sent,
u Mrs Wade, in charge Of the restaurant.
has been promised by the Merchants
Cold Storage and Ice Manufacturing
Company all the ice needed for use dur
Ing the time of the bazaar, The ice
manufactured by this company Is made
from artcsian water and the proffer.
Which was highly appreciated, Was ac-
.epted with q vote Of thanks. &le
Mrs Bryan explained AT some length
an offer made to the association In re-
gard 10 a military, trades and floral par
: sade, projected by the merchants of
z Richmond, but claiming the assistance
of the bazaar ladies. This matter was
referred for further consideration to the
Executive Committee,
& The badges were distributed after the
meeting adjourned To the subscribers,
and q vote of thanks was given Mrs,
Z Redd, the chairman Of the Badge Com
mitiee, for her trouble IN having them
Il made. The badge design includes n
4 bar pin. having & celluloid shield sus-
The shield Is inscribed with section
IF the Confederate battle flag, the date
I 1908, the letters q, b.. and the thirteen
Atars OF the confederacY
Florida News.
"A recent issue Of a Florida paper has
4 The following mention OF bazaar worn
done in Jacksonville, Florida. 1t says,
d VI he ladies' are working very hard 10
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