The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
THE TlMEs--RlCHMOND VA SUNDAY MARCH 90 1902

lima backwoods way of drawing pigs-from
a neighbors pen. with an ear OF corn on the
DARK OF the moon. lie seemed to speak from
experience
Miss Katie May Penn was awarded the first
prize she having drawn the best pig. The
hrst pflze was ring with a pig setting. Cnp-
tam !. II. Saunders was awarded the second
ptl1e-a pig searf-pn. ,
Miss Matte Clark and Mr.. Pinknsy VIII
hanson drew the BOBBY prizes. thcy having
made tho poorest efforts at the easel.
Alter this very enjoyable and sonewnat
novel part of the programme had Deon COM
pleted the guests were invited TO the dining
hall TO partake Of roast pig and an elesaht
list OF other delicacles. The guests were:
Miss Rosa Freeman. Katie Grayely' fannle
Harye Lucic Estes May Jopilng, MARY
WemDle. Katie May Penn o. Reidsvllle. Hat
tie Hocombc. Matte Clark. Emma Wooding.
Laura Mitchell OF Tennessee Saille black
we'll. Addie l. Henderson MAY enn' mary
Y. Gravely and Miss Goodson; Messrs D. J..
Williamson. +. i. Mithers. /. IL. Saunders,
a Robinson. G.. Z. Talbot, W. r. Redd.
frank Dawson. A. G.. Parr. G.. q. Temple. W.
+. Dance. A. Y. Stokes. Thomas +. Barks-
dale Julien Meade. Morris Moore. w. W.
Williamson. Frank ,. oOusoh ana Alr. and
Mrs Frank Talbot.
Vhe vouno people who are rehearsinc the
"Scrap of Paper" are very loud in their
praises of Mr.. Al S. Lipman. OF the Burglar"
company Mr.. Iipman appeared at the
Academy last Tuesday night and Wednesday
MORNING. He spent several hours with the
amateurs instructing them in stage move
neuts. &c. He rendered them great service
Mr.. 4. A. Herndon. Of the Iynchburg Adj
vance. spent two days in the city.
Mr. ID. W. Shanks. OF Roanoke. was in the
CITY Wednesday and Thursday.
Messrs. ". j. Dance W. W. Waddill, G..
?. Talbot and j. r. Catlin attended the
Southern Insurance Tariff Association in
Washington this week.
Miss Eva Lawson has returned from a visit
20 Busna Vista.
Miss Rosa Freeman. who has been spend
Ing the winter IN Danyille left to-day for
Roanoke.
Miss Eliza Alillner who has been the guest
OF Miss Lucie Estes. has returned home.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian Association will give an entertain
ment next month.
The lecture-room Of the Danyille Baptist
church on Friday night presented lively and
beautiful appearance. and was the scene of
one of the prettiest entertainments of the
season. The occasion was yellow tea
given by the young ladies of the church.
Sharp indeed WAS the contrast between the
the outer and inner atmosphere and scenes
Grim. cherries winter. with piercing wind
and cruel sleet. reigned without while within
was q soft summer air, laden with the per
fume of viOlets. hyacinths and springs sweet
est blossoms Bright faces and merry laughter
caught the eye and touched the ear. making
sweet melody.
The decorations were lovely and showed
the touch of an artists fingers In the centre
of the room was the fruit table, grooming
under its weight of glass. flowers and tropi-
cal fruits. festooned with yellow ribbons sus-
pended from the chandelier, while here and
there" were tete-e-tete tables for the guests,
each prettily ornamented with IA sweet nose
! CAV. Winters evergreen tendrils. INTERVIEWED
with spring flowers. were artistlcaly arranged
i'm all the available parts Of the room. Hot
coffee sandwiches, chicken salad, cream and
ices were served.
After supper the company was entertained
bv several recitations and music. A beautiful
| duet by Misses T. Averett and II. Crews,
rendered in their original and inimitable style,
was q special and ENJOYABLE feature. All
went merry as marriage bell" and the la
dies we're much elated at the success which
/ crowned their effort.