The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-09

10TH. Committees on decorations. etc,
we're appointed, and the president, Mrs.
Henry Christian, reported a gift or HOW
ers from a friend in Tallahassee, Fla.
Several OF the military companies nave
kindly offered their services. and alto
gether the ladies feel that they have cause
TO be encouraged by the degree OF pro-
gress made.
meeting Of the ladies representing
the Georgia booth was held on FRIDAY
last at the Third Presbyterian church.
There was a very large attendance, ana
the reports were very encouraging. In
this connection the writer Will mention
that q glimpse at the beautiful Confed-
crate portiere even I'm its unfnished con
dition was sufficient assurance thdt
it will be beautiful enough to acorn any
parlor I'm the land. while its design espe-
cially fits it for Introduction into the
Governors Mansion, to which II Is hopeu
it will find its way.
The entertainment at Corcoran Hall on
the evening Of April 9Th was wonderful
success, over $40 having been cleared.
On Friday night the +. n. S. Club were
given a party at the residence Of Miss
Hawkins. east Broad street. Dancing
games and refreshments made the event
most enjoyable, and among the partici-
pants were: Misses Sadie Ford. Lizzie
Maine. jamie Walsh. Mollie Neager. Ber-
ME Ford. Agnes Gary, Jennie Godsey
Mamie Holdsworth, Kate Mallory, Ellie
Godsey and Messrs. John Gibson, Shelton
Walden. Frank Lafon, Percy Walsh.
George and James Lester Edward FRAY
ser. Willie Hawkins and Anderson Lamp
kin.
on Thursday evening last the Literary
Club were the guests Of Miss Dele Ogll-
vie at her residence on east Broad street
Musical selections were charmingly rem
dered by Misses jamie Brackett, Dellie
Ogilvie. Miss Smith, Miss Ruth Clarke
and Messrs Richard Talley and Dlckey
Those present were: Misses Susie and
Annie Lear, Lula Smith. Ruth Clark, Susie
Waldron and Messrs. Richard Talley
Rufus Dickey Willie Lear. John Dodd.
Neal McCurdy, Willie Parker, Arthur
Lipscomb and Arthur Cosby.
Upon the occasion Of the cluDs next
meeting the members will be the guests
Of Miss jamie Bracket.
on Friday night the Little Builders"
of the Third Christian church gave a
most beautiful entertainment consisting
of tableaux, Rotations and musical Sc
lections. at Powau's Hall The following
is the programme complete:
.Messrs. Day and Davis.
REGULATIONS Master Bonnie Gay
SOlO...................... G. {. Crump.
Duet......Misses Alice and Minnie Clark.
TablCau-"Jacob's Dream, ".......... --
SONG OF SEVEN.
Seven Times May Farrar.
Seven Times TWO........Jeannie farrar.
Seven Times Threc...........Ails Godsey.
Seven Times Four.............MIs. laylor'
Seven Times Five............-... MISS Hay.
Seven Times SiX................Mis Garter.
Seven Times Seven.........Miss Is. Farrar.
Qudrtefie........-..... ...-biee '4uN'
Recitation Allie Mllier.
Solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..AllsS Chdppel'
Recitation ......................Lel Miller
Tableau-' SCulptor's Studio" ........ ---
Music.
The most beautiful Of the tableaux was
that OF Jacobs Dream" Mr.. Charles
Riddick representing the sleeping Jacob,
while upon the ladder mounting 10
heaven. all the children Of the Little
Builders Association We're grouped as
angels. The effect, as colorei light fell
upon them was exquisite, and the illusion
was complete. a little girl whose name
could not bee ascertained. fairly brought
down the house by her graceful and
vivacious recital first. Of "The COLLINS
VIII Get You II You Don't Look out"
and an encore. Little JOY" She retired
from the stage covered with glory"
Rev. Mr.. Van Hook. the efficient and
beloved pastor Of the Third Christian
church u.s. 10 the regret Of all his parish
toner's about 20 leave on a trip 20 South
Alabama, the object of which is to re-
cuperate his falling health. The good
wishes OF a large circle of friends ac-
company him.