The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-02

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Miss Calvin Bragg left on Saturday for
| Orange Courthouse.
| Misses Maggie Warren. Jane and Lucy
Munford have returned to the city.
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Courtesy 10 guests rarely expresses IT.
self more delightfully."- than in the lawn
party given on Friday evening b. the
Misses Stewart, Brook Hin, In honor OF
! Misses Brown Of Baltimore. Campbell OF
South Carolina. Walker OF staten Island,
Sallc Bruce: Messrs. PennimaD, Brown.
and Maury.
The fine old grounds were Illuminated
with japanese lanterns. and the brilliant
June sky was all that could possibly be
| expected Of IL. The weather. OF course,
was Just a degree ahead OF the sky as TO
/ expectations. It requires Mi. Lowell 70
appreciate June days. Leaving poets out,
there is popular prejudice against ~
degrees Fahrenheit
a delicious supper was served, and there
were present some thirty or forty Rich
monders.
on Wednesday Miss Mary Thomas en-
tcrtained in honor Of her guest, Miss
Shanks, Of Louisville.
The first Of the series Of excursions to
Old Point. for the benefit of the Retreat
| for the Sick will be given on Saturday
next The party viii leave on the Ches-
aieake and Ohio train at i. NJ, and
| the present Indications are that ii viii
be large. Aside from the worthy object
OF the excursion, the rates are extraordi-
narily low. the price of the ticket in
Guiding not only railroad fare. but all
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the popular Sherwood.
| A member of the Board OF Managers
OF the hospital will accompany each party
| OF cXcursionists, and IL Will be her duty
to look after their pleasure in every pos
| sble way.
This first excursion reaches the Point
IN ample time for the Moody meetings.
Mr.. Jacobs, Miss Tyson, and a number
OF eminent divines will all be there to
participate in the meetings.
CHURCH HILL
As to Church Hlll. Il has dehed, In It's
own sunny and distinctly amicable fash
ion. the feryid June weather, and last
week enjoyed Itself very much indeed.
The musicale on Tuesday evening at the
hospitable home of Mrs. ". If. Curtis.
for the benefit Of the Virginia Hospital.
was a brilliant success from all points
Of view. 1t did equal honor TO the genius
Of Mrs. Curtis and her charming daugh-
ter Miss Hylah, for entertaining, and
to Miss Clara Bell Palmer, Miss Narcissa
| Barton. and the other participants in
the musical programme.
Rev Mr.. Cannon has returned from
Dallas, Texas, where he has been at
tending the General Assembly.
Miss Louis Cannon is quite ill.,
Dr. and Mrs. Virglnius Harrison arrived
on Saturday, the 18th.
The Little Cleaners Society" of st.
Johns church gave a closing Kinder
| symphony on Friday evening under the
direction Of Mrs. w. S. Murray and Mrs.
Farrell. The children acquitted them
selves beautifully.
| on Thursday evening. in the large tent
| at the corner of Twenty-ffh and Clay
street. was inaugurated. in the presence
| of several hundred people. q series Of
gospel meetings bible lectures and
studies) conducted by Elders W A. Nc
| Cutchen, OF Atlanta. and w. +. White.
| of Richmond.
The tent is tastefully hung with nIu-
| Hllldl'u DlH'' luOlkofSs lIt seats are
| admirably arranged. and altogether the
| place has been made most attractive.
The gentlemen VINO conduct the meet
/ ings are forcefui and eloquent speakers.
| bound to effect much good. There will
be two meetings to-day; one at $3.50 p.
| NJ, the other at SIS, and one each even
ing this week at the latter hour.
on Friday evening. a delightful DAISY"
I fa4 civ To- Io Of s,vip
| Episcopal church.
The small person. as represented in
| the Third Presbyterian church. is in a
state Of jubilant anticipation Of the Sun
day-school picnic 10 Providence Forge, on
| June 18th.
The "soiree musicale" etc. given on
| the evening of the 3lst ult at Corcoran
Hall reflects brilliantly upon the ca
| pacity of Mrs. Clemens and Miss Sarah
Allen to manage and its participants to
| he managed. In spite of the fact that
| there were four entertainments on the
| HiH on that evening this was largely
attended, and the audience was most en-
! thusiastic.
The programme was as follows:
PART l.
l. Piano Duet, Bounding Ball. Westendorf
Misses Alma Robins and Nettie Rider.
2. Soprano Solo. Serenade. .........K oven
Mrs 6. W. Evans.
g. Plano Solo. PhilOpena...........La LANCE
Miss Ethney Burton.
4. Soprano Solo. Patti Waltz Song.
Patterson.
Mrs. John r. Powers.
| 5. Piano Solo. "a Nalse. ............. Weber
Miss Laura Burch.
| G. Vocal Solo. The Waiting Heart. Forty
| Mrs Euypufe Hawaii
| T. Piano Solo, Polonaise Heroigne. Neis
Miss Ruth Burton.
s. Baritone Solo. a Mariners Home IS
the Sea...................,... Randegger
DR.. W. Ralph Clements.
| 3. Vocal Duet, Mermaids .Pinsuu
Mrs. Powers and Mrs Geo. McAlinn.
10. Vocal Solo. La Primevera. Forty
Mrs. i. A. Clements.
| II. Piano Solo. I'd Nalse. .Qurand
Miss Lizzie Morris
| IL. Vocal Duet. / Feel Thy Angel Spirit
Hoffman.
Mrs. Clements and Or. Clements.
| PART 1.-THE WATER FAIRIES.
The Fairy Queen holds a great mass
| meeting. and her subjects assemble to re-
| port for the year.
CHARACTERS.
| Queen Of the Fairies. Miss Bessie Scott
| Fairy True Heart...Miss Annie Williams
| Fairy Good-Will......M Miss Blanche Payne
| Fairy COntent...........Mi Miss Grace Angus
Fairy Rllla............Miss Nellie Garrison
Fairy Princess of Ocean.
Miss Matte Hasker
| Fairy Merma....Miss Mamie McGruder
Fairy Fun..............Miss LILLIAN Powell
Fairy Spray. ......... Miss May Parkinson
! Fairy Simultaneously Herbert McCaui
Fairy Prince Of the Deep. Tom McCaul
| Fairy The Pitter Patter Company, on