The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-06

play has not yet been given, but VIII
b., decided upon within the next week.
Interesting COMMUNICATION form menu
bers of the society not resident III
Richmond were read and plans discussed
as TO the preparation for the presenta-
ton of the play
There were present Mrs. Joseph Bryan'
Mrs. lanes Lyons. Mrs. George w. Bag
bv. Mrs. william T. Robins. Mrs Barton
II. Wise Mrs. T.. V. Valentine. Mrs Ed
ward Crump, Mrs Alfred Harris, Mrs.
Emma Ball. Miss Margaret Lee. Miss
Thomas. Mrs Henry Taylor. Mrs. Well
ford and Mrs. William Bentley.
Another meeting will be held on this
next Tuesday, same hour. same place.
During tho winter the managers OF the
Day Nursery and Free Kindergarten
will give for It's benefit a play or en-
tertalnment 10 be knoawn as The Re
formation of Martin Luthe-.'
The second lecture OF the A. p. V. a.
course, so happily introduced by Mr..
Cabell will take place in the hall OF the
House OF Delegates on Friday night,
December nth. and Mr.. John p. Nc
CURE will be the lecturer. No further
assurance Of n fine audience Is required
than that gentleman's name rs lecturer,
His subject will be 1.-THE Campaign OF
17sI-CThe Invasion and Surrender at
Yorktown)
Among the various literary classes in
tie city none has proved more attrac-
tive than that held by Miss A. T. Daniel
az No f3 west Grace street. every
Thursday afternoon. at f.3o. The course
IS upon the great cities of Europe. The
class IS now in London and at West
ulster Abbey.
This mausoleum Of Eneland's greatest
and smallest men is described I'm Miss
Daniels charming maner extensively.
and the interest increases as its history
approaches the mighty opochs i'm tho
chronology of the mothcr Country.
The friends OF the Rebekah Petorkln
Memorial Association will be Interested
10 know that on Thursday last 81 IN
slant. formal possession was taken OF the
beautiful memorial room at the Shelter
ing Arms
The committee finds It necessary 10
solicit Iurther contributions 10 this
charity. This need arises from the
financial depression and teh facts that
experience has shown that expenses for
the proper care of patient measurably
exceed the original estimate
The annual meeting Ct the association
will be held in February.
Further notice of this will be given
later.
The n atinee musicale held its regu-
lar meeting on Friday afternoon at tho
residence of the president. Mrs. G.. ".
Stevens. SO Floyd avenue.
MR. Or. Brock opened the evening by
reading short biographical sketches Of
the composers of the day. after which
the following musicale programme was
given.
cnti. Miss Mera.
Aria-Magic Flute. Mozart, Reciiatlvo
cd aria-NOn parventar. Mrs, Hunter.
Minuet. Boccherlni Miss Todd.
La Consolation, Op. O.. Dussek Mrs.
Stevens.
Marriage of Figaro, Mozart Mrs. Hun
ter.
silently Blending. Mozart Mrs. Blair.
n) Allegro Nivace-ist symphony
Mozart: (O Presto - 9Th symphony
Miss Guillaume, Mrs. Rehling.
Miss Watts ana Miss Carr, both Of Dur
ham. y. g.. VIII visit Richmond the last
Of the week as the guests of the Misses
Williams. % west Grace street. Miss
Morehoad. now visiting Miss Saunders.
viii also be their guest at that time.
This time it IS tho Rosemary cot (nic-
mortal Of Anne Bruce Page for which
general interest Is asked in the sale 10
d. held on Tuesday the 18th. at the Mc-
cav house about which good .Or, ile app
pears % lingcr for the charities. among
close having it in charge are Mrs. j.. r.