The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

Quest. The Tidings. The Trial and YER
dict. Arthur's Return.
Scene Y. Scene in Prison. Hctty ana
Dinah. Dinah's Prayer
Contralto solo.-"Callest thou thus. o
Master" Mietzke.
Hettys Confession. do you think
God will take away that crying and that
place in the Wood?"
Contralto solo.-"Rock of Ages" Adap-
taton without piano, Marie Louise Gu
maer.
Scene VI. The Last Moment. Hetty-
| Dinah. ihe Gazing Crowd. The Fatal
Spot. Sudden Appearance Of a Horse
| man-"Arthur with the hard-won par
don"
Both young women are possessed Of
finely cultivated natural gifts, and have
won an enviable reputation in the line Of
their work Aside from the very delight
full entertainment they furnish. the OBJ
ject Of that is admirable, and, IL is very
possible. will be warmly appreciated here.
CHURCH HILL.
| Or. Cannon Is at home again. and
esteem for that reverend gentleman who
| came so pitifully near leaving the Hiil per-
manently, IS expressing itself in all those
ways by which love delights to make IT.
mon would be place upon which the
! parochial mind does not ind 1t pleasant
to reflect, and so doesn't reflect. His re-
| cOyery is very rapid now.
Rev. Mr.. GOODWIN has not yet return
"a, but will do so within the next ten
days. His parishioners are full OF the
consciousness that he will return TO them
with the shadow Of a great grief upo~
hlm. and are as sympathetic as any one
could wish them to be.
Miss Grace Wilkinson has returned TO
the city after a delightful visit 10 Mrs.
Gordon. Norfolk.
Mrs. George Watt Taylor and family
have returned.
Owing TO the continued warmth OF the
evenings. the Fortnightiy Whist Club has
de.:ded to postpone its meetings for
some weeks.
Miss Dawson. Of Philadelphia. is visit
irG her sister. Mrs. Grant, east Frank
lin.
Erc. Preston Nash will return to the
city about October lst
The Misses Elicit, Of Shockoe Hill. are
visiting their cousins. Misses Cornena
aid Caddie Elicit
In the recent death Of Mrs Cornella
Mle:i, another Of the links which bind
the present and the distant past Church
HIP is gone.
Her uncle. Parson Hart, was ST. Johns
first rector, ami she was very closely
connected with all that is historic in the
life OF pAe Hill.
Personally. she was the delightful ex-
preston of all thai was best in old-time
culture-was charming, lovely. gooi-so
that we feel on loss TO be grievous
one
Mrs. A. u Landerkin has returned
from Gardi'er. Me-. and Bar Harbor.
Our ct mplars" and the ladies Of their
party a.e loud in their expressions q
praise regarding Boston hospitality.
They were, they say. pelted with cosdirl
worfs and substantals at every urn.
Bofn at Boston and Providence .hey met
With q prodgality of welcome TIT at SORTS
Of delightful shapes. When necessary
for the gentlemen TO be absent. the VS.
iting Richmond women were not permit
ted to feel isolated for an instant. tut
were promptly taken in charge by &C.
NAL Boston women, anxious 10 contribute
TO their pleasure.
As the Richmond boys passed the re
Molay grand-stand, they took off their
caps. laid them on their shoulders. n 4
bowed TO the ladies. The band s.'uCk
up Dixie" and the crowd cheorcd wild
~. Two hundred bands were IN line,
and those who heard the magnificent
burst upon the air OF that grant war
tune OF the Church Militant Onward,
Christian Soldier are not likely TO soon
foreet H. II was generally remt .kei that
finer looking body OF men rarsly ever
marched 10 music.
The ladies' say that they cannot find
words TO do justice TO TIE superb hos
pitality extended them. They found
themselves distinctly and Delightfully."- in
the hands OF their friends"