The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
FLORAL BAZAAR
GOES J s M|' |.E| I. n ON .
Many Attractions at Eacl, Booth
to Entcrtain&Tl,ose Who At
Y .4..2 tend Nightly.
"PICTURE WHILE YOU WAIT"
Young Artists Sketch :L[assics,
While Their .addics Look
OH Admiringly.

rho t'ioia Bazaar goes merrlly on, and
! though there was not 80 large Il crowd
last night as usual the ladies In charge
hope that there Will be a larger usscin-
bluge this AFTERNOON and Tonight, In view
OF the cause they are striving SO hard to
benefit. There are still u lot Of things
waiting for some pllrchascr-cveryth thing
| from II ribbon for some fairflndy's neck
| to u road cart in which she may tako,
u drive.
The BOOTHS with ther long gay.
| strcairlers. and their assortment of flower
decorations, looked especially pretty and
attractive last night and the ladies
deserve much credit for their artistic
taste. The appearances OF the booths are
BY no means the most attractive fca ture
Of the show; for there is a palnist. Mrs.
Stanley, who halls from far away Eng
lands and two young artists. Misses
Katharine Mcintyre and Amy Werth.
who, with a few rapid strokes OF their
pens hand out exact prototypes In pro-
file for those who may care to 81 for
them.
Their work is very POPULAR and last
night they were kept busy the whole
time, for many q swain had his lassie
sit that lie might havo some enduring
| memento Of her charms
Tomorrow afternoon and Saturday
night these two young artists of por-
trniture will make u spccialty,of drawing
full length silhoucttcs for children. Their
work has been especially popular among
the younger folk, among those who have
already sat being Nellie Reynolds, Bcnal-
la Muyfleld. Archer Joynes Nora RAN
dolph, Man Brown. Bernard Mc>eflith. p
Brnnder Harrison Wilson Harrison, Egg
bert Leigh Lucille Pclouze. and many
others.
Tobacco Booth.
The tobacco booth, hung with It's bcall-
tiful bright and dark tobacco leaf and
decorated with scarlet peoples, is ono
OF tho most artistic in the whole bazaar.
Mrs. William NJ. Wade chairman. has
tried in every wayto make this boot,
attractive with its cozy corner for tho
smokers where all the men may find
$comforta bic chairs and forget Nir cares
in n few whlns Of the pipe OF peace.
French coffee IL also served here free
of charge
Mrs. II. 3. FitzhuEh. treasurer. Is kept
busy making change in this booth and
Its annex. which Is the flower booth With
pretty girls in costume in attendance.
Here are also sold lemonade. ginger ale
and other drinks Of the milder sort.
Most conspicuous Is the Fountain OF
Growing Plants. which was presented by
the teachers and pupils of Monumental
Church.
Everywhere and at every booth pretty
girls and handsome matrons are In charge,
and the men vie witt, each other III the
.gallantry Of making purchases. in having
their fortunes told by Mrs. Stanley or in
having their profilcs sketchcd by Miss
katharine Mcintyre and Miss Amy Werth,
both Of whom have proved their worth
and the fact that they do not tire In
serving the public in such a worthy
cause.
The feature OF the entertainment to-
night will be the rectations from Miss
Kate Fuller, for the Baptist booth. OF ii
which Mrs Charles Wngo is chairman.
This afternoon The Festival of the May
Queen, under the direction of Miss Ro-
bcrts, will be given with a number OF
pretty lassies.