The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19

"a ItOh IIlZts tlF-4l1f " AHtaN
added so much TO the interest OF the hrst
tea" OF the course. Several Of society's
prettiest girls will render ann ing songs,
and MIR. Thomas Nelson Page VIII con-
tribute the flowers that always add 50
much 20 the beauty Of the rooms ana Ia
bcs. Assisting the members OF the COM
mittee in doing the honors or the evening
will be Mesdames a. Il. Camm and Misses
Judith Darlington. Emma Barksdale
Mary Cameron BESSIE Faunteroy, Rosa
lie Peasants. Meta Potts. Elise Williams
Annie Leigh and Gertrude Camm and
Bessie Addison.
on Friday Mrs. William s. Murray.
treasurer Of the Georgia booth ClemOrlal
Bazaar. received s. from Captain John
Cussons. OF Glen Allen, Va, In memory
Of Captain Leigh Terrell stan or Senerai
Law. who fell i'm front Of Richmond ana
whose gallant bravery entities him TO
conspicuous rank among the "bravest OF
the brave"
on the evening OF Thursday, April eth,
there viii be a simon pure Confederate
entertainment given by the committee on
the OakwO0d Memorial Bazaar for the
benefit OF the Georgia booth. The central
attraction of what promises 20 be an eX-
ccptionally pleasant occasion viii be a
lecture on johnny Reb." delivered by
judge Farrar. who for twcnty-six years
has held n prominent place In the pride
and affection Of the south.
AIr Eddie Cussen who has just recov-
cred from an attack Of pneumonia, ~ the
eaast Of MS uncle. Mr. John Gibson o05
1hirtieth street
MIR John $. Mciiwaire has returned
from Augusta. Ga. which city is his
birthplace. and I'm which he had an eN-
crcaiuriy pleasant visit
Mrs Ida Graham. whose recent aiiil'-
ton I'm the Joss Of a beautiful daughter
has been SO deriorcd by a large circle 81
avmr1thi,irg friends. has left the city
for a. brief visit 90 relatives.
Miss Mary NasAer left Tor Ports nouth
on Tueed1y last.
Miss Fannie Ray Is visiting friends i'm
Ashland.
Mr. d. TAYLOR wood Curtis has returned
from "a business nip To Washington.
ON the evening u April Sd Easier Mon
dly-tho cautata "A Trip ID Europe viii
hc presented at Lcigh-stroet Baptist
church. under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' Ala Society of that church and
the Little Cleaners of the Third presby-
terrain. The most prominent characters in
the cantata will be assumed by Misses
Louise and Alice Cannon, Indie Pleas
ants. Jessie Marshall. Laura Taylor. Car
l0tta Mcclure, the little Misses Beatty
and Mcssrs Frank Cunningham, Jr..
Harry Ellington. Archie Peasants, and
others. whose names will appear next
sunday.
The cantata will be preceded by IN egg
hunt, 10 take place I'm the church from
to 6 o'clock on Monday afternoon
On Thursday evening the Fast-End Lit
erary club met at the residence Of Mrs
Small. 230l east Broad street. The quota
lions selected by the various members Of
the club were Of unusual interest. and
vocal solos by Misses Dellie Ogilvle and
Susie Lear. together with several piano
solos by Misses Ridiick. added much TO
the evenings enjoyment. Those present
were Misses Annie and Maud Small
Susie Lear. Edna Riddick, Ruth Clark
Annie Lear. Bessie Martin, Dellie Oelivie
and Messrs. Talcy Lear. Dodd. Adams,
Lipscomb, and Willie Parker.
on Friday evening the Rosebud Society
met at the residence Of Mrs. Lear, 800
east Marshall, and much mcrrment was
caused by the form Of entertainment de-
cided upon This took the shape Of
donkey party" Miss Alice Lear winning
the first prize and Miss Eyie Smith the
BOBBY" Some Of those present were:
Mrs. V. Peasants, Mr.. Henry Peasants,
Miss Fannie McCurdy. Bailey and Alice
Lear. Mr.. and Mrs Lear. Miss Lizzie Rid
dick. Rose Minor. Evie Walsh, EVE
Smith. Ruth Clark. Susie Lear. Annie
Lear. Willie Lear. Miss Lola Smith, Mr.
Smith and Mr.. John Dodd.
on Friday evening the st. Andrews
brotherhood of 81. Johns Church met,
as usual. I'm the brick chapel, 10 enjoy
DE further dissertation of Rev. DR..
burton ul on his Lcnton theme. The
Life Of Christ" About thirty members
of the Brotherhood were present, and
the interest which has marked the pre-
codlng Bible readings was fully sustain
ed.
At 4.30 o'clock on next Tuesday after
noon the Junior fid Society Of old st.
Johns Will Doe entertained by Mrs Or.
smith. and "War Times In Old Virginia
will be renewed 10y recitals, readings and
music. commemorative of that stirring
and pathetic period in the nations his
tory Captain John u. Mayer VIII loan
a Confederate flag for the occasion. the
history Of which is especially attractive
give little talks on "War Times Read
ings I'm consOnance with the occasion Will
lee given by Mrs. Or. Burton and Miss
Alice Moore will sing the Blue and the
GRAY" while another lady not yet de-
cided upon, will render solo or similar
character The Gould" Ladies AID
and cleaners " societies OF 81. John
church. will also share in the enjoyment.
the object of which Is not merely TO en-
lfven and amuse, bat to instruct and
broaden the sympathies and enlarge the
mental and moral vision OF the young
people. Entertainments for the same pur-
nose. but Of widely different character.
have from time to time been given by the
iadv officers Of the aid" and the wis
dom Of their course is best attested by
the noble WORK Of these Juniors and
their growing influence and strength.
Although the committee whose especial
object is the support of the Georgia booth
Of the approaching Bazaar have, through
the absence OF It's chairman. Mrs. Lewis
Rurton. been working quietly and making
no reports. the good work has been pro
crossing wonderfully. as was revealed
at the meeting on last Thursday evening"
Mrs. Burton being present.
II is not. perhaps. generally known that
Mrs. Burton undertook the canvass OF me
state OF Georgia IN behalf OF the booth OF
which she IS the chairman, wiring not
less than six hundred letters TO accom-
plish the work, and In addition to this.
lad eleven States personally canvassed.
-. .to. tba ladies Of The committee GER