The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-17

public interest ana support. Inc diiti
Is under the auspices Of the Junior AuXil-
larry Board.
society's small people will give us the
POSTPONED Living Pictures ana Dances
on the evening Of Monday, February
18th. This entertainment is under the aus
pices of the Associated Hospitals Com
mittees. and three-foid interest is there
fore insured it.
The same small people VIII exercise
their destinations. which are peculiarly
their own. for the benefit Of three OF
the noblest Of causes. Let US give them
a good audience and the cause good
backing.
valentine's-Day, 1886 was q red-letter
day I'm "Shelterng Arms history
Brethren and sisters representing all
faiths dwelt together at No. SOi east
Main in that kind and degree OF unity
which is the result of "A digestiple ana
superb menu. Many pretty girls acted as
mattresses. and sold flowers, representing
the generosity of the Misses stewart
Brook XIII; Miss Arents, West BROOK
Mr.. Harvie and Miss Mary Williams
The flower booth was under the super
attendance OF Mrs +. T. Robinson, whose
indefatigaDle energy has accomplished 50
much for the institution in which she
is so heartily interested
Among those who called 10 pay their
respects and their luncheon bills We're
Mr.. John J.. Williams. Or. +. l. RoDll-
SON. Mr. Lancaster Nilllams,D Dr. ~ D.
E5wards. Dr. VI. u. Hoge, Jr., Judge
Blair - Boykin, Mrs. John Addison,
Mrs. NJ. VI. Gillian, Miss Maria Blair
Mrs Shields. Mrs. Murray, Mrs Pember-
TON Mr.. Addison, Mrs. Claiborne, the
NIieses Claiborne, Misses Anderson,
Blankenship, Tinsley. Peterkin' ana many
others.
The concert TO be given by the Beet
boven Terrace Orchestra at the Iheatre
on the evening OF Wasmnstons bifthday
for the benefit of ;he Snclierlhs Arms
PROMISES to be an went 4 some iihpor-
tauce i'm the social, rs wen as In the
rrueical world. The orchestra is com
noscd of about twenty-five amateurs. un-
der the direction OF Mr.. Edwin J.. Turn
NM and has been heard here Oh two
,,ra,ious occasions They VIII render
a varied programme. including the SUI
ring War March OF the PrlestS from
Atholia the magnificent fllsilm Choru'
from Tann.iauser, Asas's Death from the
Peer Gynt suite; Mendelssohn's dainty
Spring Song, aud a potpourri or faVorlte
Southern melodies, concluding WIN
Dixie. Dr. Harolde 7. Prentlss OF Hol-
yoke Mass, whose artistic mute playing
will be remembered with pleasure ey
those who heard him at the Beethoven
Terrace Concert at the Mozart Academy,
IN June, 'g5. will accompany the orchestra
as first flute and soloist. one Of the spe-
cial features OF the programme Will be
Lacoure's merry student song Estudian-
tina sung by a chorus, with mandollns,
tambourines and guitars, composed or
some of Richmonds handsomest girls,
under the direction OF Professor Rein
hardt. Miss Nellie Rogers will sing Con-
mods Spring Song. and the other soloists
will be Messrs. Frank ]. Taylor. BARI
tone: Philip q. Ward. basso cantante;
Thomas Stockham Baker. basso profun-
do, and Edwin l.. Turnbul. violinist
Mr.. Taylor's sweet and clear voice will
be heard TO advantage ia For All Etef-
nity." with violin obligato by Mr.. Turn
Gull, and two songs by Edwin i. Turn
bull. with flute obligato by DR.. Prem
tjss' entitled Stars OF the Summer Night
and To a Rosebud, the words OF the lat
ter being by the well known writer. Miss
Grace DEMO Litchtield. and IL Is dedi-
Gated TO DIR. Prentiss. Mr.. Bakers mag
niGcert basso has won him many laurels
in Richmond OF yore. and he viii no doubt
add TO them on this occasion. Mr.. Turn
bull will play a little Dams de stye an
clen," by French composer. The men,
beers of the orchestra who will take part
in the concert are:
Edwin l.. Turnbull. conductor; Louis A.
Rutter, pianist; first violins-Richard p.
strong. Foster, George r. Hazard
Arthur c. Spencer; second violins-Edwin
Schenck. George >. Maynard: vloIas--
William W. Cloud, j. Evan Reese; eel
los-Bayard Turnhull, Albert Hildebrandt:
bass-Frank G.. Evans; first fiute--Harold
II. Prentiss; second fiute-william +.
Fairfax; piccolo-Malcolm B. HILL first
acknowledgements voith: second clarinet
Alphonsos II. Bielsr; nrst cornst-Thos.