The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
the Board of Managers of that institu-

the Board Of Managers of that institu-
ton.
The grounds were gay with japanese
lanterns and an extension was maze 10
the old-fashiOned piazza. This latter
made POSSIBLE a back ground which was
q composite of flowers, lands )mely shad-
ed lamps. etc. On the porch stool the
piaro. and II (the porch, not the piano.
also served as a stage upon which the
actors in the evenings programme mdde
their exits and their entrances.
That programme consisted of com
bihatiOn Of vocal and instrumental music
and tableauX. in part as follows:
"Old Black joe" with variations rem
dered on the piano 10y Mrs. Adams.
Part = Solo. "OlG Black Joe. by Mt.
William Owens In costume. Vuar'eue
chorus behind the scenes.
2 Sweet and Low" 'ableaux and vo-
cal quartette Those participating IN the
tableaux were little Miss Alice Gary and
After The Ball" in two tableaux
In the first Miss Jessie Bailey was a
charming belle. "A degree or two tired
after an evenings victories in the ball
In the second. Mr.. Frank Craigie. Jr.,
personifed very badly used 'rooter'
with black eye, slashed head and
4 Vocal and instrumental duet by two
:. The Three Graces-represented after
the Well-knOwn picture, by Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Evelyn Franklin, y. y, and Mrs.
Frazee. Of Washington.
g. The Three Disgraces. by Mr.. FRANKLIN
and the Messrs. Moore.
Z. Dancing Lesson with Mr. FRANK
lin as dancing master.
y. "Gypsy's Warning, tableauX by Mrs.
Frazee and Mrs. Evelyn Franklin. SOLO
by Miss Alice Moore.
At the conclusion Of the programme
refreshments were served at small ana
beautifully appointed tables on the avn
Ia Ot host
ess are TO be heard all over the NIL IN
the warmest praise of all details OF lhe
entertainment, which was enjoyed by
scarcely less than two hundred and hity
people.
Among these were Mrs. G. L. Curre,
Mrs. J. +. Jackson Mrs. Murphy, MS
Harry Hartman. Mrs. William II. Muir
ray, Mrs Henry Tyler Miss Mary InaW,
Miss Cans, Mrs. owens, Mrs. Albert
Mayo. Mrs. Laurin Dickinson, and Miss
Dickinson. Misses Mamie and Lucy Har-
rison Mrs. +. J. Craigie, Misses Ruby
and Pearl Bodeker. Miss Mary Greenhow.
Miss Ellyson. Miss Salie Cunningham'
Messrs Craigie. Dickinson, Currie, Moore
Macon. Franklin. Sloane, Moran, Gary,
Adams. and Cunningham
Mrs Harry Hartman has returned from
Norfolk.
Miss Ruby Bodeker has returned from
a visit 10 Mr.. Darlington Watkins, Ches-
terrified
These hot August days have brought
considerable sickness i'm their train. They
have certainly not been favorable to Rev
Or. Cannon, who is sicker man than
he was week ago.
Mr.. Edward Woodhn is seriously i'll, ana
many will be sorry 10 know II.
The ancient houses of York and Ian
caster Will rertw their contest in the
interest of the Home for lncurabes" in
November a bazaar will be conducted
for the benefit OF that institution early
In that month. and will be styled for
one Of its leading features, The War of
the Roses"
Mr.. John Sloan has returned from
an extended European tour.
Owing TO the absence from the city Of
n majority OF its members. the Whist
Club VIII not meet again until the even
Ing Of the first Monday in September
Rev. Or. and and Mrs Lewis Burton
and family are summerlng at Fort Simon.
ON the Georgia coast. This winter they
VIII visit Mexico.
Mrs. Evelyn Acheson is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Meissner. at birmingham.
Miss Mary Taylor has returned from
Petersburg
Mrs. Boykin and daughter. of Cincin-
natl. are the guests of Mrs. McMinn.