The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-14

Oh the hea dh Sof some 81 the most attrac-
TIVE young s'llr! sitlse Iii Richmond Members
or he esttnotoiand Common enlth,
Jefferson, Albefnarle ana tho Virginia
sale. 9i.S v nm. a T a AN n
Masonic Day. IA
April Psi ansotlic Days tho time
chosen ~ the q eorg Il table for Its 1'a--
zanr e1te rtaintnei1t. Tho Masonic Horne
children have beeii care fully tralned I'M,
der the direction or Miss Edhh 1}nfbotlr,
and n finished little performance Will be
given IN the evening All Masonic orders
are SPECIALLY Invited, including the
shrlners, w11ot6will be present .@ii, fun
regalla, accompanied by their own band.
This whole day Will BIO n brilliant feat
tire Of the Bazaar. A tjsf 81 VI ij5a
In the afternoon the children will be
entertained alta charming little part ~,
lchnperoncd BY Mrs. T. n. Brown. "a .rhe
little ones will receive prizes and an ALL
round good time Is promised. II IN I'll
Kentucky Donations. 4
Miss Matte Harris, chairman OF the
Kentucky tablolSat the 13azaar, received
yesterday "a handsome donation Of fancy
articles from the r. r. Leo Chapter,
United Daughters OF tho Confederacy,
at Colllnbtis, Ohio. The other Ohio
chapters have promised contributions.
All these donations will be sold at the
Ohio annex Of the Kentucky table, which
will be In charge Of Mrs. Beverly r. Sell
den. u II, # }g
The dolls reception at the Kentucky
table will be held Friday, April nth.
from to g.. Miss Nellie Addison Rem
nolds and Master Courtenay Warner
Harris will receive tho guests.
s; l{Urof.,a ~ c,,rrocc tqS
Ladies In charge OF the Arkansas booth
are hopeful OF success. During the past
week several boxes continuing fancy arti-3
cles have been received from different
u. D. G. chapters in Arkansas, and q box
of fancy work, also money from the Me-
mortal Association of the State. Contribu-E
lions have also been received from friends
In Washington, Baltimore and other cities.
The shield OF the State has been kindly
loaned ut Is very handsome, hand-paintedS
on white satin; It will be placed In the
center Of the table. The decorations will
be apple blossoms and natural apples
the color scheme being green. pink and
white. The Confederate note, Of which
the poet has written ,s a. #
Representing nothing on Gods earth
And naught in the waters below it, III
"a. &!
has been utilized, a number OF booklets
have been made, bound In Con federntei
gray, ornamented with the crossed flags.
each containing a Confederate bill and
a copy Of this poem. This unique souve-
mir will no doubt be most popular for
the whole Bazaar, though gotten up es-
pecially for the Arkansas table.
Dolls a Speciality.
A special feature OF tho Tennessee ta-
BILE is to be found in its many beautiful
dolls. noticeable among its collection be-
Ing an exquisitey dressed bisuue doll
sent to Mrs. Julia Small from Mrs. NJ ~.
Osborne, OF Baltimore. Mrs. ]. D. Rey-
holds Is at the head of this department,
with Mrs. Franklin Stearns and Mrs.
Christian Clark as her assistants. Another
feature to be found here for the special
pleasure Of children Is an orange tree,
which Is to bear magic and gift-holdlng-
fruit Of strange and fascinating nature.
Mi. Aadolph Ochs. the owner of the New
York Times. has donated to the Tennessee
table twenty-five one-year subscriptions
to the Saturday Times Review Of
to-date publication. Martha McCulloch
Williams. the author OF the exquisite lit
tie work. Next to the Ground" has
sent a package containing not only a.
copy Of this her best known book, in
scribed in her own hand, "In reverence
and In honor to the good cause, : but also
two autograph copies Of Ida n. Tarbell'st
article, "The Disbanding of the Confed-
crate Army two manuscript poems by
Theodosia Pickering Garrison. an origin
nal water color by Mrs. r. NJ. s. Fite. a
number Of original drawings by various
artists for magazine Illustrations among
them ono by Albert Hencke.
Il The literary workers of Tennessee have.
with but few exceptions, shown an active
In the success of the bazaar, and
tho Tennessee tableEhas been largely add
ed to in interest blythe receipt OF auto
graph copies Of many famous books.
Among these autograph books accompa-
MED Invariably by letters of encourage
ment from the authors. ares THE Master
OF Appleby" by Francis sLynde; "a Sum
mer Hymnal," by John Trotwood Moore;
1.-THE Last Word" by lice NGcGowan;
"song Surf" by Gale Young Rice; rob
ert =. Lee" by II. P.sTrent. Of Columbia
University; Mistress JOY" by Grace Nc
Gowan Cooke and Annie; Booth McKin-$
ney; Next to the Ground by Martha
McCulloch Williams; Tables of the
Elite" by Dorothy Dix, and "Alrs Wigs
of the Cabbage Patch" by Alice Caldwell
Hogan.
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