The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04

nembering the kind treatment they re-
celved at the hands OF the FIRST Whe"
they paid this city Visit on the oSS"-
zion OF the Lee unwilling.
Tho Baltimere soldiers have since
waited for an opportunity TO return the
co,,rtesies they received from ther Hch
mond friends. and during the proposed
trip they would do so. Nothing cvuiu 10
more pleasant. think Dotn |oiOhei D"S
kin and Colonel Jones.
Colonel william t. Wickham, through
his adtutant, Captain William Il. Pizzini'
has issued orders for the Stuart harse
Guards. Ashby Light Horse and Chester
Geld troons to report 10 Major il. NJ
povkin on December 18th. at PAS o'clock,
M the corner Of Eighth and Marshall
streets. to participate In the ceremonies
incident to the unveiling OF the howitZer
monument.
10 Colonel w. L. Wlchham at the same
time and place.
Full dress uniforms Will be worn by
officers and men.
Confederate War Scenes.
There will be presented at the Mozart
Academy next Tuesday evening an ca
tcrtainment that will be replete with
pleasure TO a Southern audience. Con-
federate war scenes will be enacted, and
the programme embraces what might
be termed successive pictures Of the days
that tried mems souls. The object-Lee
Camp Charity Fund-shouid crowd the
house with a fashionable audience.
The entertainment is given under the
patronage Of the following ladies':
Mrs Thomas II. Leary Mrs. J. b. Pace,
Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardn. Mrs. Charles p.
Lathrop. Mrs. j. Il. Purcell, Mrs. j. ID.
McIntire. Mrs. r. II. Whitlock, Mrs }.
Taylor Ellyson, Mrs. Randolph Norris,
Mrs. Joseph White, Mrs. y. V. Randolph,
Mrs. A. g. Dickinson, Mrs. G. c. Walker,
Miss Barksdae Miss Martin, Miss Pace,
Miss Parker. Miss Lee. Miss Fauntleroy.
Miss Meade, Mrs w. Ben Palmer, Mrs.
Ro S. Bosher. Mrs. G. d. Langhorne,
Mrs. Charles p. Stokes. Mrs. Alfred
Gray. Mrs. II. c. Jones, Mrs. Charles
e. Workman, Mrs. A. b. Camm, Mrs.
Alex w Archer, Mrs. I. A. Brander'
Mrs. T.. c. Minor Mrs. James y. Patter-
son. Miss Waddy. Miss Brander, Miss
Dickinson, Miss Wexford, Miss Hammer,
Miss Evans, Miss Rogers. Miss CARING
ton.
The programme is as follows:
Act I.-1SG1.-Scene l. A regiment OF
troops from the South arrives at the
Richmond ard Petersburg railroad depot.
The officers attend Il reception al a tash-
ionable residence in the city Songs APP
propriate to the times will be sung By
the ladies and gentlemen, among which
will he the following: Solo, Her Bright
Smiles Haunt Me Still, i. ii. Cloves;
ouartette, Annie Laurie, Mrs. Durrett,
Misses Rogers. Louise Meade and Mrs.
G. OBJ. Cowardin; solo, Suwannee River,
Miss Anime Hammer. a dialogue takes
place between the hostess and the Colonel
Of the regiment. During the reception the
regiment passes. officers take hasty
leave to rejoin their command.
Scene .. Regiment passes by. Richmond
ladies present the regiment with beau.
tiful Confederate flag. The presentation
sreech will be made by Mrs. Colonel
Dickinson
Scene 3. Soldiers in camp. A call from
the ladies. Confederate war songs will
be sung by soldiers and visitors. Quar-
tette. Messrs. Cunningham, Cardozo, Lob
man, Mathews; solo, Mary OF Argyle,
Mrs Durrett. solo, Wait Till the War,
Love. is over, Captain f. w. Cunningham
solo. Old UnClc Ned. oscar Lehman; solo,
Haddon Watkins and chorus; solo, The
Southern Girl, Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardin.
Act II.-1SG9-Scene l. Polk Miller as
"Cephas," and Frank 7. Walker as
"Ephraim," as cooks for their young
masters meet and give their war eX-
peTlenCeS.
Scene ,. All the darkies from the camp
congregate and have a regular old Viz
ginia plantation time of it. introducing
songs, dances, jigs and "banjer picl<ihs.'
Sentinel on post becomes interested in the
doings of the negroes and is shot by the
enemy's scout who approaches unawares.
Meyers scamper.
Act III-Scene 1. Old Guard Of Lee
Camp, commanded by Captain T.. Leslie
Spence, will appear in the uniforms in
which they surrendered at Appomattox.
They go through the regular routine OF
camp life, such as roll call, reveille, sick
calls ETC., etc. Old Confederates in the
audience will witness a familiar scene,
and the young people cannot fail to be
interested, for they will see what their
fathers passed through when they fol-
lowed Lee and Jackson.
Scene 2. Sleeping camp. An early morn
ing attack. TableauX.