Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-05
Plc-Nlcs, EXCURSIONS, &C, MONDAY.
Many Clubs aud Organizations to Enter
tain Their Friends Tomorrow.

Tomorrow Is whit-Monday. and Il will
De giorously observed by the people of
hichmond. There will be pic-nics. exour-
SONS. outing parties, outdoor sports.
cNehlng entertainments. dancing, boating,
ana an other phases of amusement.
10 the weary businessman or mechanic
VINO contomplates taking day OF recrea-
ton. tue following list OF attractions may
be of service:
The Soutnside Social and Pleasure Club
VIII entertain its members and lady friends
with picnic at Venita Park. on the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad. tomorrow.
The following members will compose the
committee: William u. Doherty, Albert j.
Never. L l.. Callahan Eddie Woods. Mike
Uranium, and Joseph Schubert.
lhe new electric pavilion at the New
reservoir will be opened tomorrow in
honor OF the occasion. and there Will be
music and dancing from O'Clock IN the
afternoon until 1880 at night. This place
10 - be conducted by G.. II. Phillips.
IL Is announced that there will DO music
and dancing and refreshments at Seven
Pines on Mhit-Monday, and that seven
trans Will be run TO TINS place tomorrow.
The cars leave the station at Twenty sixth
aud Nenable streets. at $50 A. NJ. A. NJ.
~ NJ. 2. 4. 6, and p. NJ. Last train leaves
Seven Pines for Richmond at 1890 II. Nj.
The annual Whit-Monday outing of the
Mctiill Catholic Union will be held al Tree
Hill. The members and their friends will
60 out in buses. leaving the hall at A.
Nj. and returning 10 the city by night.
The amusements will consist of sports,
games. shooting, DC.
OPENING AT BLASDoS PARK.
The opening of Blandon Park will take
place tomorrow. There will be dancing
from IL o'clock IN the morning until IL at
night.
At the New reservoir the CAV and festive
young people Will be Afforded the floor OF
the boat-house for the display of the art of
Terpsichore from to.l0 O'clock 7. NJ.
There viii be refreshments IN abundance.
wHIT-MosDAy EXCURSIONS.
The second annual picnic aud excursion
of the Tin, Sheet-Iron and Cornice-W Work
ers' Union. of this city. will be run from
Richmond 10 Providence Forge to-mor-
row. The train Will leave the Chesapeake
and Ohio depot at & o'clock in the morn
ing. Dancing. boating. fishing, etc, will
be the features. The best lady dancer Will
be given a gold ring, while the most grace
iul male interpreter of the art of Terpsl-
chOre Will be awarded box OF cigars. Tho
Committee of Arrangements will be Il. j.
Payne. ". L. Warren, c. II. Burton. j. W.
Jordan, Michael Ryan, and James a.
Sweeney.
On tuesday evening tho Young Ladies'
Aid Society of the Second Presbyterian
church will give a moonlight excursion
down the James. The features will be
hot supper. refreshments. the Howitzer
Band, ana a full moon" The steamer Ariel
will leave the wharf at 1880.
The first excursion of the Excelsior So
cial Club OF the West End will be
gwen tomorrow. 1t will he run to
Warwick Park. Good music has been en-
gagged for the day and there will be
dancing. boating, fishing, racing, and
sticking the tail on the donkey. A hand
some walking-cane Will be gwen the WIN
ner of the sack-race and successful person
In the donkey contest will be presented
with q scarf-pin or ring. The ugliest man
Will be awarded a red scarf.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church viii give a most enjoyable moon
light excursion down the James on Thurs
day night, juno 9th. Refreshments Will be
served and every effort will be made TO
give the guests good time, The electric
cars will await the home coming"
A select excursion 10 Old Point, New
port News, and Hampton Will take place
tomorrow week. The train will leave the
city over the Chesapeake and Ohio at A.
Nj. The committee in charge are Messrs.
V. II. Wyatt. Il. L. Slaughter, and Il. l..
PeTkinsOn.
OTHER RTAISAIENIs.