The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
TIMES THAT TRIED MEMS
SOULS WILDLY RfcALlED
Booth 1s6f-1So5 VIII BE Center OF
Great Interest mt Blues Great
Bazaar.
LADIES WHO WILL BE IN CHARGE
Different Organization Will Be in
Charge Each Day-Confederate
Souvenirs and FLAGS VIII BE Dis
playcd-Tea Garden Feature.

The romance and heroism Of those
pertlous days when the Stars and Bars
fioated over Richmond will be recalled
in a striking manner at the Period
of 1S611865" booth and tea garden,
which will be an attractive feature of
the bazaar at the armory of the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues Battalion,
April 1874.
The booth will be In the form of a
tent above which will fly Confed-
crate flag. Inside the booth there will
be on display Confederate flags, post
cards. pictures and other souvenirs of
the Civil War period. The color
scheme OF the decorations will be red
and white and costumes Of the women
and girls presiding will b. made after
the quaint fashions of 1S61-1S65. The
booth will be in charge OF various as
sociations during the week.
On Monday. April 10, the opening
night, Mrs. Norman V. Randolph,
chairman OF the booth. will preside,
assisted by Mrs. Edgar D, Taylor and
Different Organizations I'm CharEc
Each Day.
The booth will be in charge of the
lakewood Memorial Association on
Tuesday. April 20. Mrs c. w Massie.
chairman. will be assisted In the work
= Mrs. Charles Billups and commit
tee. Wednesday. April 2lr will be
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
Day. The Daughters will preside over
the booth and tea garden during the
day and evening. Mrs. White. chair
man, will be assisted by Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. L. r. Mcveigh. Mrs. c. G.. Nor.
man and committee.
Thursday. April %. will be Holly
wood Memorial Day Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson. chairman. assisted by Mrs
J. p. Crump and a committee will be
in charge Confederate Museum Day
VIII occur on Friday. April %, Miss
Betty Ellyson. chairman assisted by a
committee, will be In charge On Sat
friday. April "a. the booth will again
be managed by Mrs. Randolph. Chair
man. assisted by Mrs. Taylor, Mrs
White and committee.
Other ladies who will assist at the
18sl-1Ss5 booth and tea garden are:
Miss Louise Shields. Ginter Park: Miss
King, Miss Gillian. 1910 w Grace
Street; Miss Allen. to1 s. Third Street:
Miss Elizabeth Brown. 100 S, Third
Street; Miss Bennett. 22i6 Monument
Avenue: Miss Hill. 3i3 s, Third Street:
Miss Virginia Binford, Miss Nora FAR
inholt 1o1 s. Third Street, Miss Nir-
ginia s. Jones. 1875 w Franklin
Street; Miss Spicer, l645 w. Grace
Street: Miss Martha Mallory. COS n
J. smhardy Street: Miss Madeline Rig
ger. 242l Hanover Avenue: Miss Nor
raj Wood. 27o2 Monument Avenue;
Miss Ella May Gotes, II s. Third
Street; Mrs. r. j. White, chairman
103 s. Third Street: Mrs. w. j. Gil
man, 1910 w. Grace Street Mrs
Charles Robinson, Mrs. G.. r.. Pearson.
Mrs w w. Foster. Highland Park
Mrs. r. II. Higgins, Mrs. George f.
Hutchinson. Mrs. Conrad Walton,
Mrs. w. p. Wood 27ne Monument
Avenue: Mrs. Archie Richardson, SOS
Park Avenue. Mrs %. A, Brown. Mrs
8. T. Reveridge. 1912 Monument Ave-
nue.: Mrs, Stuart Brown Mrs. William
Brown. Mrs. Norman johnson, s24
w. Grace Street; Mrs. III. G Rucker.
24lS Hanover Avenue: Mrs Frank
Davis. s24 w. Grace Street; Mrs. John
Ballou. Monroe Terrace: Mrs. wal
lace Brown, 100 8. Third Street; Mrs
l., l.. Lewis, Highland Park: Mrs. A.
Mitchell Lewis. Mrs. Newton Mcveigh.
1923 w. Franklin Street: Mrs chas,
T. Norman, 1918 w. Grace Street.
Mrs. Temple Roy 1907 Grove Avenue.
Mrs. Tom VIM, ss3 W. Grace Street:
Mrs. r. Fl. Cloves, as Gresham Court:
Mrs Lovingston Bishop, 22o1-A FLOYD
Avenue: Mrs. I. F. Des Portes 1928
w. Franklin Street: Mrs w. l.. Royd.
$50 W. Grace Street: Mrs. H. ]. Nick
els. lo%3 w. Grace Street.