Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-16
N,yY EASTER ENTERTAINMENTS.
Concert ard Hall of GcsnnGvercin

Concert ard Hall OF Gcsnngyercin
NirEinia-othcr ObscrNnnces.
The Easier-Monday concert and dance
Of the Gesangverein Virginia took place at
Sanger Han last night IL was an event
az great pleasure and enjoyment TO the
many young people in attendance The
musical was n delightful feature Of the
affair. The programme Was a varied one
and well adapted 10 the audience ana the
occasion. Noelkcr's orchestra was IN at
tendance. and the opening overture wa
IN that musical aggregation. IL "as fol-
lowed by an excellcntly rendered soprano
solo 10y Mrs Bertha Nocker- richardson
The Orlole Mandolin Club played @eNe,
raj selections with much expression ana
ylyacity, while the Choruses ot Tie Ge'
sancverein Virginia were received with
spontaneous applause. An alto and tenor
duet was charmingiy and sWeetly sung
by Mrs. Maggie Redf0rd Knowles and
=. Ii. Cloves. Professor !. Emory Shaw
was vOcferOusly app.audcd upon his rem
dition Of the lovely baritone solo, stars
Sublime" The tenor and bass duet or
Nessrs Henry c. Rueger and Charles II.
Phillips was Enthusiastically receivd as
were the soprano solo % Mss Neita
Herald and the tenor solo Of Mr.. +. H.
Cloves a very interesting little ala
logue was given IN German Just az me
close Of the first part OF the entertain
| ment. ..-
LIST or THE DANCERS.
The dancing commenced after the con,
cert and LASTED Until after midnight
Among those upon the floor were Mes
danes charles H. Phillips. = Won y.
Rosenegk. August Moll. Bertha Noelker-
Richardson. Henry Eueger. Henry RICK.
Eddie Sfumpf. Gus 10th. -- Toblen,
Joe StumQf c. + Sauer A. Hartung, +.
| Ehel Charles MetzZer, Charles Ioehf.
| Henry Greencr. W. =. Klein. John Stein
| braker chris. Schaat. FREQ. WEI Au-
| gust StIile. John T Anderson. ---
! Frommer. George Book. Dan Weinbrunn.
| y. Hassem Henry Schmidt. Ia. Shu-
| macher Robert Senf. a. Nolkman. George
| e. Deitrick. Peter Euker VI. Briei,
/ Misses Wenzel. Ebel. Phillips. Kobe.
| Grimmel Gluperick Schumacher. Green
| or. Jacobs. I.oehr Senf Hassell, Euker'
| zimmerman Frlck Wolf, Bircheut'
] Haase. Erauer. Shumau. and Brimmer.
| and Messrs Charles II. Phillips William
| n Zimmerman. 4. Won y. Rosengk,
| Charles y. Ioemar. H. G. Miller Charles
| Kohler. d. j. Splitting T. q. Ebel j.
| Tba W. j. Ehel Arthur M3ttern. Henry
| schmidt. George @. Deitrick, Barney
! Braucr. Or. George Book. NJ Briel. \.
| Nolkman. T.. thinner Q. Wendlinger.
| Tle0 KeCk Fred KOhler Charles Poh-
| Ug John r. Kohler. William Briel. Hen
| ~ Miller Henry Grimmel Henry Rick,
| Walter Schaaf G.. Schaaf n. Schaaf. r.
| W-nzeI e. Frommer. and Henry Schott
| OTHER EASTER ENTERTAINMENTS.
In accordance with the annual custom
| q celebrating Easter Monday with out
| ings. uicnice. egg-huuts. and other such
| %. b. Nf
! lay Yesterday. The public schools were
| closed and the children enjoyed them
! selves as only young people can. 4 num-
| Der ~ basket picnics LEFT the city, and
| several excursions down the river were
! made.
| The Little Cleaners o. 81 Johns Epis-
| copll church lNrs ". s Murray. presi-
| denn gave an entertainment yesterday
/ arr rnoon The building was crowded %
! lbs utmost capacity The opening Easter
| cant8ta was beautifully rendered. ana The
| children proceeded % build q large mis-
| sIona-y ship. which they named the
| Easter Star II was constructed % a
! keel and fourteen planks. representing
| tho elements ~ the Chr stan character
| Love. Temperance. Godliness. Charity.
/ Repentance. MeeSness. Faith, Mercy.
| Righteousness. Jcy. Cent ness. Eenevo'
| l-nce. Patience Purity. and Truth on
| the eqIi--the weseage-hearers-w Were
| "Th- word ~ God" and Go Teach All
/ NatIor The rud1er and anchor came
| next with appropriate recitations. and
| the Gospel flag. Jesus Is Our Captain, "
| was joycgrly unfurled.
| The ship was loaded with q little trunk
| containing 50 To- silver the talent money
| q the noble children offerings Tor mis-
| sions since The ist Of January. Six hea-
| then nations dn costume came % tell
| ~ their dire and urgent need. and 90
| plead that the ti5ings u salvation might
| Do brought 20 their beniEhted countries.
| That the Easter star might DE the har-
| b.uceT ~ "a new day. q prophecy ~ ~
J reign ~ me son II RlEhie0usntss. was
| the earnest prayer Il an present.
| handsome ligEt-house. composed 90 gray
| cylinders. was next presented In a most
| realistic manner. and THE Light-H1use
| Of our Fathers Love" was sweetiy sung.
| Nearly sixty children took part 10 the
| exercises. which were greatly enjoyed hy
| au Al The close every one present was
| given "a candy Easter egg.
| AZ Broad-Stre-t Methodist church an
| Easter-esE hunt was given % the chill
| l-eu ~ the Young Ladies Ala Society
! between the hours q and 9 o'clock.
The Kings Daughters Of Park-Piace
| church entertained their little friends
| with an ere-hunt az the church from 4
| 90 o'clock.
4 select ban was given last evening az
| NEWMARKET Han by the s. Beueiic,us
| Beneficial and Social Society. quite q
| number a. couples participated. AMI
! dancing was cpntiuued until late a.
night
|