The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-10
GLEE, BANJO, MANDOLIN
THE UyTvERsITY BOYS BEFORE 4
RICHMOND AUDIENCE.
A Splendid Entertainment 20 BE- Given ~
the Theatre Tomorrow Evening-Ths
Great Society Event Before Lent.

The entertainment, which Will be pre-.
scented tomorrow evening by the Univer-
sity of Virginia men at the Richmond
Theatre, will be both a social and artistic
success. The Glee, Banjo and Mandolin
Club come TO W from Charlottesville
well trained organization, and through
out the fashionable world has gone the
decree that all must attend. Consequently
the beauty and fashion OF Richmond
society VIII be- present and the enter
tainment will give an opportunity to the
devote es Of fashion TO say au revoir be-
fore the gloom and solemnity OF Lent.
The University men for weeks past have
been working earnestly at rehearsais to
raise and keep their efforts up TO a high
musical standard, and the programme
which they will render tomorrow even
ing will compare most favorably and rival
In some numbers the efforts OF Yale,
Princeton or the Columbia College
There are four first tenors In the or.
ganlzation, five second tenors, four first
bassos and an equal number OF secoad
bassos.
The first tenors are: Messrs. A. T.
Parrish, OF Portsmouth; c. r. Craighill,
Jr.. OF Lynchburg; F. o. Lands, of North
Carolina, and W. b. Eagles. OF Kentucky.
The second tenors are: Messrs. II. u.
Kane, of England, also member Of the
Banjo Club; NJ NJ. Kese. of Lynchburg,
T. II. Neel. OF Maryland. also guitar
player: S. r. Perry. OF Florida. also Of
the Mandolin Club. and Frank Bull
winckel.
The first bassos are: Messrs. George
Ainslie. OF Richmond: r. w. Moore, Of
Lynchburg: Paul Petit, OF Virginia, and
r. E. L. Marshall. OF Maryland.
The second bassos are Messrs. Hubert
Old, OF Norfolk r.. Il. Taylor, OF Nor
folk: w. l.. King Of Alexandria, and J.
H. Aldrich. of South Carolina, also a.
member OF both the banjo and mandolin
clubs.
The programme to be rendered is as fol.
lows:
PART ].
l. "rhe Phantom Band" CThayer), quar-
trtte and club.
q Flash Gallop" Uansing). Banjo Club.
3. Selections from Erminie (whittle). by
Mr. Elliott
4. college Greetings Polka" KarD, Man.
dolin Club.
3 Maiden with the Lips So Rosy" Jan
GalD. Glae Club.
6. "Elbercl waitzes" Garo, Banjo Club.
PART II.
I. 'Tovcs But Dream" (Schaefre), Man
jolln Club.
2. "Old King Cole" de Koven) Glee Club.
3. "Normande March" armstrong;, Banjo
Club.
4. 'Mr. and Mrs. spikky Sparrow &C.. In.
graham). Glee Club.
3. "Andalucil' lie Thlere). Mandolin Club.
PART III.
I. college Favorites," Gee Club
2. "El Nsuvo Ano Walls" Qauchc). Man.
dolin Club.
3. "whistling Solo" Selected. Mr. Elliott.
4. "A Cannibal Idyl'' Craber). Glee Club.
:. 'On the Min Dam" Banjo Club.
This issue OF The Times 10 Richmond
subscribers is accompanied by a photo
gravure cut OF the club, which was taken
from a photograph recently made.
The organization will give an enter
tainment at Charlottesville this evening.
They spend Sunday In Richmond. appear
at Norfolk Monday evening and at Pc
tersburg on Tuesday evening. A very
large delegation OF Varsity men will ac-
company the organization 10 Richmond,
and tomorrow evening many a piece OF
orange and black ribbon will float from
lapel and the dress Of some fair wearer.
The patronesses Of the occasion are as
follows:
Mrs. Joseph Bryan, Mrs James III.
Dooley. Mrs. Alfred T. Harris. Mrs.
Thomas n. Carter. Mrs. James b. Pace.
Mrs. James A. Welsh, Mrs. william X.
Trigg, Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mrs. Chiswell
ID. Langhorne, Mrs. Il. T. ID. Myers. Jr.,
Mrs Thomas rutherford. Mrs. George
Ben. Johnston, Mrs. Arthur Seldom. Mrs.
Wyndham r. Meredith, Mrs. T. V. Valen-
tine. Mrs. George Wayne Anderson. Mrs.
Peter II. Mayo. Mrs. George s. Stokes.
Mrs. A. b. Camm, Mrs. George Ross.
Mrs Alexander Cameron, Mrs. &. OBJ.
Cowardn and Mrs. John X. Branch.
Thurman Club Ball.
A select ball will be given at Old Mar
ket Hall on the night Of February 18th
by the Thurman club of the Third pre-
cinct Of Jefferson ward. the net proceeds
of which will go towards paying the ex-
penses Of the Club at the Inauguration.
The committeeman Of arrangements are
Councilman John f.. Epps and Messrs.
Phil Shea and James l.. Botto.