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The Daily Dispatch: November 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], Interesting from Europe. (search)
mpierre, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. M. G. Klingender. The great attractions on this stall are a number of artistically-designed albums of the Confederate generals, a bronze of Mephistopheles, and various small articles of interest. "North Carolina" is the next stall in order, and it is presided over by Mrs. Spence and Mrs. F. Worthington. It is richly laden with china vases, and contains a magnificently-gilt clock. "South Carolina," the next stall, is held by the Lady Wharncliffe and Mrs. Pricleau. It contains chiefly small, but richly-wrought, articles of needle-work, scarfs, pictures, and baskets of elegant workmanship. The "Georgia" stall is very finely decorated externally, but the interior is devoted chiefly to baby linen; the only other article worth notice here being a curiously- shared large clock. The ladies presiding are Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Trapman. "Florida" is presided over by Mrs. Cassin and Mrs. Patrick. It contains many valuable and elegant pieces of w