The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10

Thursday. the 18th instant, and been
married. threw the younger masculine
contingent of fashionable Richmond into
quite a fiutter. Miss Drewry Is very
pretty. as well as very charming girl,
and the name of her Richmond admirers
was legion. Congratulations to the Cres-
cent city went accompanied. in some
quarters. at least, with something not
I'm the nature of blessings on the other
fellow"
The witnesses 10 the ceremony which
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Paradise
were Mrs. Clay Drewry. Misses Mary
and Virginia Drewry, and youhsei
brother OF the groom. a part OF the u','e
devoted TO the wedding trip VIII oe
spent in visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Car.el
Harrison, of Chicago, the latter peihs
sister OF Mr.. Ogden.
Many good wishes follow the sou"e
couple. -,
Among the Easter gaities win oe 90
German. to be given by the beiles oi
Mayfair.
A series o, four Art Views and Lee
lures. and two musicales. TO oe e. .
during Lent as a means 10 auu ~
building fund Of Holy Trinity r. ~
church. was delightfully."- introduceu u"
Saturday last. g.. NJ
The entertainments are SiNNh
+ r. c. Dams and Mr.. II. I. Melohey'
That on last Saturday was given at the
residence of Mr.. Dams. Park avenue W.
gave his audience charming fVenins
In Venice" Beautiful views OF the cry
NJ the Adriatic were furnished with
most felicitous comment thereon
ON Yesterday evening was given tne
first musicale. under the auspices ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Meloney' and orllli ',.,,o
successful. The selections were
and all finely rendered. - ora
Tbe subjects for the future views ana
lectures are picturesque Egypt Rome
and Tts Ruins" and THE Temples Vi
British India
PATRIOTIC soCGETIEs
,., .,,ocess of it's predecessors in tne
sor,ns indicate that the lecture under the
,,,snicee Of the a. p. V. A., at the hai'
~ ,be House OF Delegates at s'"o r. ~
-, mis- coming Friday will be IarSely
,on9od The lecturer viii be MT ~. -,
,rn.,,,,s whose name In this cohheC' 'oi'
- ,r,,,rantee that the evening wiz U
aaIiobtfuI one. His subject will be: Inc
ner,n5 81 civil Wars I'm England. Inc ne
ia,ion' Of virginia with Various ION M, IL
,aI Covornments, Both Royal ana rai
Iiament,ry." The lecturer WILL Oh
cover the period from leiS' D,.br,ord
No lectures ever delivered III NJ i'.,o.,
have attracted more Thoroughly ~
sentative audiences, and the puolc , a
nreciation of the courtesy OF the .,,ras
ton i'm presenting to them 'he ,ieas-
free of charge has been made very pi'a'
antly evident.
CHARITIES.
Tho tea 20 be given at the residence oil
Mic Irene Peasants on Tuesday mex,
Z "a & o'clock, for the benent or Ihe OiH
dominion Hospital, promises 10 De edu"i
" successful from social ana pecuri Ia.
standpoint 1t is to be a silver 'e"'
that is TO say that while there IL no
charge for admission, leasohaply NO,'
venient silver bowl will suggest 10 guests
that they are there in the interests Oh 1'ie
hospltaI, and that its business 'iieIe - =.
receive attentions, however sthdii, ~ -.
shane of silver coins. Candy wiz DC va
sale and an attractive musical pro
gramme will be rendered by some oi NV
most charming girls Of Richmond
Tba entertainment is under the patron
are of Mrs. J. 5. y. Thompson, MIS-
Frank Montague Mrs. J. II. Harvey
Mrs lanes Allison. Mrs. II. II. Boykin'
Nrs r. l.. Purcell. Mrs. r. j. Fucker
Mrs r Wilson. Mrs. w. G.. Miller. Mrs
g g Rargamin, Mrs. +. w. Christian
Misses Irene Peasants, olive Hatcher
Minnie Greenewald, Celeste Berry, Ma
rian Harris. Bessie Martin, Kate Ialley
and Roy Ellerson.
Children are invited from to Z. NJ
rho Home for incurables Is TO be con
graduated upon the programme 10 Ue
presented for its benefit at the MozdI
on the evening of April 18th The operetta
of .,The Tvrolean Queen" by G. +. Han
son will then be rendered, in four acts
the affair being under the management
of Mrs. Nav Talley, who has most gen
erously offered her services in the lh'e'
est Of the Home
over one hundred Children, the small
people of fashionable Richmond, WIN
participate. and fine orchestra Viii be
| in attendance.
The scenic effects will be OF brilliant
character. and have been arranged
much expenditure Of time, thought dh'
money.
The costuming will be most artistic
and beautiful. nor has expense been con
| sldered IN perfecting every detail OF the
| entertainment.
Miss Talley's fine musical talent aho
conspicuous efficiency as an instructor
! the result CT sixteen years hard study
/ Will be finely illustrated In the rendition
| Of this operetta by her tiny pupils, u
| the rehearslls are at all significant.