The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-02
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ladies the Gagliargdo dance. lie did his
work in an admirable manner. He made
a thorough study of the dance before be-
ginning rehearsals and the result was a
tableau vivant which was full of beauty
and grace. The task was an arduous one.
but Mr.. Larbe proved equal to all exeT-
gencies that did arise, and the result was
a pleasure to himself the audience and
all others interested.
The entertainment last evening was ten
deIe ed the public BY the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, the proceeds to
all the Virginia Historical Society in the
occupancy OF their new quarters. the
Lee mansion, on Franklin, near Seventh
street. The Society now has rooms at
the Westmoreland club. but will shortly
move to the former home of General
Robert l.. Lee.
The tableau. the dance and the play.
"Our Boys" will be repeated at a matt
nee Saturday at the Academy, the pro-
ceeds to aid in the construction ard finish
ing of Nirginia's Mount Vernon building
at the Worlds Fair. The object should
certainly appeal to all residents Of this
city who lay claim to patriotism and
who wish this old Commonwealth woTthiy
represented az the Fair. and the enter
tainment. which was such n perfect suc-
cess last evening, should be witnessed by
all. Consequently there Is no doubt that
the Academy will be crowded. The sale
OF seats will begin at the Academy this
morning at 9 o'clock Tickets can also be
purchased at FOurQurean, Price & co.'s,
Woodward e Lothrop's. West, Johnston
& Co.'S. Jacob May q sons ard At the
following ladies' houses: Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis.
Mrs. e. O'B. Cowardin, Mrs. J. Taylor
EllysOn, Mrs. g. Percy Hawes. -irs.
James ). Pace and Mrs. James Peasants.
Ia, Morris = nd Mrs IifuffU.ir
II. Nash worked most assiduOusly for
the success of the ;abeau and dance.
and the result last evening was q pleasure
TO them, the dancers and all others con-
cerned.
Miss Mamie Winston, Mrs. Thomas y.
Garter, Mrs. James Armstrong Welsh,
Miss Lily Peasants. Mrs James r. Pat
tison and Miss Mary Lewis did splendid
work as promoters Of the production Of
"Our Boys" They proved themselves to
be true managers.
In the right lower box were Mr.. and
Mrs James Dooley. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Peasants, Mrs. James III. Lyons. Mrs.
Governor Mckinney, Miss frankie Nc
Kinney Miss Mary Stuart Hayes. Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin II. Nash.
In the left lower box were Miss Efiie
Branch. Mrs. Gould. New York; Mrs.
Russell Robertson. Mrs. w J. Johnson,
Miss Bertd wexford MI. JONI bTdNcn,
Mr. John Kerr Branch.
In the upper right box were Miss Rosa
Hicks, New York. gray silk. satin trim
mings; violets.
Miss Lizzie Lyons. yellow crepe de
chine brown velvet trimmings; violets.
Miss Annie Merrill an elaborate En-
pire gown OF orange silk; Bon Silene
roses.
Mrs. Henry BONNER. yellow crepon;
American beauties.
Miss Salie Bailey Stokes, green velvet.
Messrs Antony Thiermann, Charles T..
Ashburne. ]. w. Lockwood and Henry
BONNER, Jr.
In the upper right loge were Mrs. Jo-
seph Bryan. Miss Hope Stewart. Miss
Nellie Carmichael Messrs. Joseph Bryan.
r. b. Campbell and j. s. Bryan
In the upper left lose were NJ and
Mrs. j. B. Pace. Mr.. and Mrs. lam
owen Brooklyn; Miss Ethel Page. Miss
Phyllis Langhorne and Mr.. Gibbs Hall
Mr.. Edward Hamilton Cahill. Lessee OF
the Academy, lent invaluable service to
those participating In the dance. tableau
and play. He worked assiduousy. and
all are under many obligations to him.