The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-27
8. ULL.MA SON..
n-street Stores, 1920 1922 East Malr
street; Marsh oil. Sire ct store, 900 6!
Il Marshall street. I. III ~
f 'phonea at our TWO stores. 81

street; IN arsha Ill. sire At store, 5oe 6. ,5l. n.
gS Marshali Street. II ~ "a
'Phonsa az our TWO stores. 35s3
would soon como when tho trials and tho
Estr1vings and u the sacrifices of X his people;
to build their temple would have ended
md they! began to enjoy tho trlutnphs;
and the satisfaction, Of the future. ,31' IIei
recalled the fact that the women OF the
congregation were putting the browning
Rbenuty2upOn tho temple by their 1abors
Of Of love and devotion and giving 1t charm
and a beauty ~ 8l }t.
Tribute to the Ladies.
f88 yD!r. Calisch next presented Mayor Mo.
/ Carthy, who made IN xcellent address,.
The Mayor q polo lzed for having to turn;
his back upon stho children gathered on
tho stage to- sing, and took occasion is
express his tondri ness for them 4 lie en-
dorsed what the Governor had said as To
stho{work or tho ladies, and declared that
whenever men failed in any undertaking
81 hey fell back ndEmade away for the
WON EN- who invariably carried tho pros
Fjcct to completion and success 1Io re-;
S3ferred' to the work OF the Jefferson Davis
sAtonurnen t Association as an instance OF
the 4abili tyS Of. Nv omen to do what men
had proved unable to do Mr. Elyson,8
sof fine executive ability, and liadi,been.
abba to accomplished grent deal In othcr5
enterprises, and tllo was smart enough to-
srealz that no could not carry that mon
2ul1,ent enterprise osconsunma ton with
Eout the aid Of the ~ omen. Nh Mayor Mc-s
5Carthy endorsed u fully what "A tho 4 Cow
ternor3t had said OF the surprising beauty.
OF the hall In Its decorations for the ba--s
L zaa1'. In 3S ncludlng y lie expressed the
! hopo that the enterprise might 81 fully
realize .theShopes tof its projectors, In tho
course OF his brief address. the Mayor
referred to the fact shat he had known
Athe first rabbi Eof tho congregation md
that II having 4 lived In Richmond all his
life, he knew 1oractlca every member Of
the congrega ton, and was among old:
friends, not strangers on this occasion
A Place Of Beauty. u,
Fl The bazaar hall 3ha s been already de-
sscribcd ingt this paper, but no description
Scan% give am adequate idea OF its beauty
enhanced by the sclntilatlon Of thou-
sand small electric bulbs and the white.
seffulgence Of a dozen large arc light. The
woodwork Of tho ceiling is concealed and
utilized effectively for the artistic dis
play CT hundreds OF yards Of bright bunt-i
ling in various coors. while the various
the concentrates Of tho wealth OF SUM
sner. Indeed, all seasons have blossonled
simultaneously for the adornment Of.
Flowerland. .s
The booths are: Tho country store. de-
3corated with morning glories, IS pre-
sided over by M esdames a. L. Stratus and
w. II. Earbaugh and Miss Moses. HerA5
are to be found everything usually kept
ain5l the rural general store. Including a.
Gbale8of hays coop Of ducks. and hoes,
1slkes and farm implements, groceries,,
etc. h II
Tho confectionery booth is decorated
with La France roses, and is presided
yovcr&by Mrs. William Joel and Miss O.
ID. Bhswangcr. The finest varieties Of
boxed candy and confcctionHare on sale
here. II. ii 9 s5S,s5. #
THE decorations OF the 5perfumery booth
ARC Wistaria blossoms, and the ladies'
IN charge are Mrs. a. Gree Hald .i$ Mrs.
II. s., Binswanger and Mrs. III q. X. Brat'er,
The finest toilet articles and perfumes
are to be found there, $ S 81 3f ~.
,rhc sofa pillow booth, preside over by
Mrs u. b. Ullman, Mrs. H p. Nv allersteln
ana Mrs. T.. A. Whitlock, Is decorated
with American Beauty roses Some OF the
pillows on sale are S exp Isl 70 " a hanel-
painted affairs, and all arc handsome, as
THE handkerchief booth Is under charge
Of Mrs. n, N. Calisch, Mrs. Litchen-
stein and Miss Helen 3inswanger, II is
decorated In hydrangeas There 8ara. on
sale many dainty kerchiefs and filmy
fabrics, Il a " 55sS n ~
Mrs. M. IT. Asher and Mrs. Max y,
Cohen preside over tho tobacco booth,
which is adorned With sun flowe r., VI Whlie
tho young ladies assisting are GoWned IN
sunrlowcr costumes. This costume lsS Is Is
ono OF tho most striking amid the many
unique and attractive ones. s !, y,
Tho cake booth Is under 7 ne cnarse 9!
Mrs. u Nuchnnan, Mrs. Ioyens,teln nt "
Miss solomon. and is decorate d Will 5Whtle
lilies a large assortment 81 CAKES I q
every variety Is on sale there. ~ ~
The doll and toy table coupled . the
place Of honor In the center Of tho NJ J
and in conspicuous by its Sndornnlenta o.
red poppies. Tho exhibit Is sufflclent 70
delight tho heart OF children. !. :.
Tho restaurant booth along the nortn
side OF the hall Is the largest OF a.
and Is beautifully decorated with yellow
| chrysanthemums, Mrs Milton ", Is MAJ =
cuse ana Mrs. Clarence MI lh'ser. arc "
charge Of this and are assisted ~ 3.
charming and capable beyy OF ASSIST
ants. si,e ~ &
Many Exciting Contests,
Many Of the articles are dlspooseA ~ u. ~
lot, and the competition Is alread ~ splrll'
Cd Contests for the most populnr y yount
lady, shriner gentleman and various ON.
Ell competitions ars well under way n M
promise to become spirited before ".
bazaar is another day older, The ladle.
are enterprislng and sales last MIG tyeTe
large and gratifying for the initial n ~ 4
and especially With such unfaYo W.
| weather. 4 ,5 .s q,
The bazaay hall rs1wlll be opened agalr
today at 3 and kept open until ma ',
night. An entertainment I'M Sanger hal
lfls one OF the features OF tllevs evening
Scenes from Babes In. Tpyland and tlle
Wizard Of ca Will be hresented N sanA e
Hall. After the entertainment danc'|'l
Will be enjoyed7 nHtIl Slnldnight' 4 y,
4 4 Mrs. samue, Cohen Is president OF ~
auxiliary, and is active In directing IN 4,
CO. operating and sparng mo effort 1,
make tho bazaar a brilliant sifccess Nl
every prospect that their efforts VIII Y
\ emlnently successful.