The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
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with ostrich plume tips from the ostrich
farm In n Florida and a very handsome
centerpiece from the hands Of a charm II
Ing Richmond lady Of seventy-two sum n. 4
ners. were things too noticeable TO pc e
passed over ever. at q casual glance.
AT tho Arkansas 4 ia BILE n one could not
pass without seeing q piece OF fine nee
dlework done by Mrs. j I'D p. VA Shute, a.
personal friend of President Davls;F$ a.
speaking picture of Master Richard Boz!
cock X erlper a granddaughter the Ilato
Governor James Il. Kemper. OF Virginia.
lace centerpiece from the skillful fin-
gers OF Miss Dixie Stokes, OF 4l.onloke,
Ark; an oil painting by LEO Balmer
Of this city, and a shield paint ed py = M -
Brown of Little Rock. 5
Mrs. z. M. N ewsom. OF No. 10 ii berty
Street, Petersburg, Va, has the follow
ing notice with two Confederate swords
sent by her to the Arkansas ia BILE: il Il
"These two swords belonged 81 to Cap
/, tain White and Lieutenant n. Thnck, OF
| the Arkansas Regiment. Captain Thacki
was killed In battle in 1864, I thlnk I'll n
tenant Thack was promoted mo. Rto his place
and no sentsthe swords to me for sa fe-$
keeping &, f.58 < h,
Mrs. Newsom would be glad, even a +
this late day, to return the swords to the
families OF the two Confederates who
wore them, If she had an opportunity
for so doing. 3s.9 n z
Tho Virginia table, shone with hand
some silver 4 In cnndelabra. trays, jewel
cases and other silver devices. A tray
cloth in English point lace, two tickets
given by the Old Dominion Steamship
Company to New York and return, good
for any season Of the year; sofa cush-S
Ions, pottery, sent by Mrs. Margaret
Howell Hayes from Colorado. and SOU
venlrs OF silver, showing the Virginia
coat of arms. We're among theSFmultl-5
plcty OF good things which heaped the
Virginia counter. i5s "a. .lyg BS s'
Gloria Vctis n
On the Maryland counter We're seen
lamps, Indian heads, burnt wood. china
hnnd.palnted blotters.5 beautiful dolls,
toys of all kinds, g wonderful grah b q
ana a picture. framed, 0 Gloria Viotis,
taken from Sculptor Ruckstuhl's Won
derful design. IL " q;
Al the Missouri table wasan quantity
of solid silver. cut glass. brlc-n-brac
plcture frames, an exquisite japanese
centerpiece already sold ito Miss Eleanor
Gray, of Cincinnati: lovely examples Of
burnt wood, sofa cushions and a. rose
picture lust received from Missouri, IF
Tho tobacco table. where N forth Caro-
lima wrote herself boldly across the front
rs my Lady N!cotine,'' inspired ~ feel-
ing OF wonder over tho fact that the
smokers appurtences could take so
many different forms and shapes, Little
baskets of plated tobacco twists We're
tastefully set out a show case held a.
number of fancy articles, and q pile o.
ers The doors az the smoking den
stood inyitingly MAR as .if some one with
In might he saying: s5 :3t
."Will YOU walk into my parlor?"
4ne sentlnting "lone star" of the
Texas table proclaimed ltsnanle and sta
ton to all In the hall, Specially hand
some and highly polished horn racks; q
velvet chair, with INTERVIEWING horns.
forming the arms and back; Brazilian
point lace centerpieces, Mexican drawn
work and cmhroideries were among the
things that FIRST caught the attention Of
the visitor.
An Orange Tree,
Dolls OF all sorts and sizes, from the
Young lady of fashion and the school
rirl with her plaits, had tho place Of
honor at the Tennessee table, where was
also an orange tree under the charge
Of Mrs. II. y, Johnson and Mrs. w. Il.
Armlstead. and masses OF drawn linen
and 5T3attenburg lace besides many OF her
attractions. 5
The flower table. to the left or lhe @eh-
trance. was fragrant With masses OF
blossoms and brilliant with 9 flame Of
color. The golden bells Of the yellow
jessamlne repeated the epic Of sprlng-
time. The graceful chairman OF the
table had with her so pretty beyy OF
assistants that ono wondered II the Girls
were not nftev all the prettiest flowers 70
be seen. Tho poetical name OF the table,
,cometh Mp MS, n Flower was IN gold
lettering across the front, G 3 s MI
e.1,,...ai, 10 a 4 .li tho South N Galnlina