Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
ALTERATIONS THIS WEEK.
msrs. wainwright ~ the Aesdens-Mf.
strsngfciiow's Lecture.

stringfcIlow's Lecture.
Nf;ss Marie Wainwright. who comes to II
ssah s-n,a : Svs-veeks' successful season
=, Naw Yort will be seen at the Mozart
ncademv for three nights and Saturday
n. as;s.Xa' cn,nmencing next Wednesday
n;nht tba oath. There viii be no Saturday.
.ishs performances and the engagement
n n'lli conclude With Saturdays matinee. A
crard revival of Shakspeare's charming
Comedy Twelfth Night" will be the bill
throughout the engagement. with Miss
wainwright as Viola, IN winch roe the
nress of New York bestowed unstinteu
praise upon her. Miss wainwright has Sc
Iected with great care q large and eXcei.
lent company, including some OF the pest
savaral of whom have occupied leading
,ros,t;ons with such renowned artistes as
Rod,asIra and the late Miss Nelson, both
&c whom were acknowledged the best in
sar,'ratere of Viola on the English-speaking
., aga and with whom the critics now
cn,5nara Miss Wainwright. 1t is easy for
tbe LADIES many Richmond friends and
admirers to understand why she snouiu
make most charming Viola, ana that tne
remark of an enthusiastic critic that III
boys' dress she is dream OF beauty rs
hardly an exaggeration. Iweii.n Nign I'M
camnIete manner. Everything used upon
the stare-scenery, costumes, properties,
and furniture-yill be brought here by the
comnanv. and the local management Is
asked 70 supply only a clear stage and
emnty property-room. The play IS IN five
acts and in its present form includes nine
separate scenes. The public are partlcu-
larly notified that the performance VIII be.
Gin at promptly o'clock, and that the nrs'
scenes, which last only few minutes, are
rare stage pictures. and should not pt
missed. The matinee will begin at 2:3e
o'clock.
MOZART MUSICALE.
At the Mozart musicale tomorrow nigh
the following artists will appear: Mis-
Nellie Il. Wilson, of Washington, soprano
DIR. y. Merrill Hopkinson: of Baltimore,
baritone: and Mr.. James Blamphln, OF the
Metropolitan Conservatory, New YORK,
harp.
Part II. Overture. BandittenstIeiche,
(Suppe.) Amateur Orchestra: 2. Recita-
ton and aria, "Acis and Gaiatea." Chan-
del. ~ rage. / melt, burn. U ruddier
than cherry" DR.. Hopkinson. .; Selec'
ton for the harp. "Tannhauser," (Wag.
Peri de Bresil." Davis.) Miss Wilson, 8,
Songs. Marie" CFranz.) Thine Only
CBohm.) DR.. Hopkinson. 6. Selection toE
harp. Fifth Nocturne, Ueybach, Mr.. Blam,
phin. 7. Romanza from MIgnon,
Thomas Miss Wilson.
Part Ill. Mexican Waltz, (Rosas.) or
chestrated by the director from rare
piano-forte copy. Amateur. Orchestra; 2.
"Song of the Vikings" adams, , DR.. Hop.
kinson. 3. Caprice for harp. La Source,
(Blumentball.) Mr.. Blamphln. =. vase
Arietta from Romeo e Gulletta; (Gou-
nod Miss Wilson. 5. Duet, Selection,
0Gounod) Miss Wilson and DR.. HOpkip-
Mics Wilson is q Washington society
lady who sings very little in public. She
has few equals among the profession. Ut
Hopkinson is Baltimore's favorite oratorlo
baritone. Mr.. Blamphin is well known
and the programme speaks for itself.
AN EVENING OF ADVENTURE.
Several years ago the Rev. Frank String
fellow delivered an address in this city
giving "reminiscences Of personal adven-
lures as scout and courier in the Army OF
Northern Virginia under General Lee.
Those who heard him gave glowing ac-
counts of his wonderful skill in narrative,
his fine delivery, and bis fund OF anecdote
and adventure.
Mr.. Stringfellow, at the earnest solicita-
ton Of Company G., First Virginia Regi-
ment, has consented to deliver another
address at Mozart Hall on the night OF the
18th instant. He promises new matter and
methodical arrangement. as his address Is
the first of series inaugurated by Company
Cwith view to preserving N permanent
form some of the treasures OF knowledge
possessed by distinguished Confederate
which information unless gathered by such
a plan Will pass away forever with the
actors. Every effort has been made tc
render this address popular, for upon the
manifest local interest in this will depend
the prosecution or abandonment OF tn.
scheme which has already the approval
and promised help of some Of the most dis.
tinguished men whose fortunes were cast
with the southern Confferacy. The plan
provides for a series of ten addresses at in.
tervals of thirty days by representatives Of
the Army, Navy, State Department. AND
home life of the Confederacy. and should il
he carried out much that is unknown anc
valuable will be added to history.