The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21


tertainment which is to be given uhoer
,bo ousniccs of the Junior Hollywood
Memorial Association, with the co-opeIa-
ticn Of the Sons Of Veterans, LADIES
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association. YAK
wood and Hebrew Memorial Associations
and the Confederate Memorial Literary
Society. Tho entertainment IS 10 pe
lnovyu as Scenes and Incidents OF wv
cuban War" and will be gwen az u'o
Academy. The leading events % '"o
war will be faithfully depicted anu SUM
Of the conditions which leu 10
onnrcssion Of the Cubans. the "oIN
~, nv wore made TO do. ana the
rigorous punishment iho'ou V''
slightest negligence. ...,,,
The scene depicting the insurreciioh'
.tn, ,,a sparish and Cuban troops
,,orcbino TO war. Will be in charge OF
a. sons of Veterans. a telling feature
~ this scene will be the presence oil
- Of American sympathizers. conh-
- ~ veterans from all the local Con-
fodorato companies. After the disap-
,,o,r.nce of the Cuban and spanish
.roons they Will reflect the popular
feeling OF sympathy existing IN tho Ch''eu
States. , -. .,o
,rboso scenes will be followed by Inc
,,r,n,ipal battle scene. which Is uhucr
tbe auspiccs OF the Junior Hollywood M
,,or,ol Society. "Woylcrs Victory Is
tho hospital scene. and is in charge vi
tho Hebrew Memorial Association Inc
meath of Maceo." under a flag OF truce
viii no depicted. that scene being uhuel
the auspices Of the lakewood Memorl"i
Association. Receipt of Weyler us
match AT the Spanish Court by the Jul
nior HOLLYWOOD Memorial Associdllon'
and I'm turn the prison scene, by the Oo"-
fedcrato Memorial and Literary AsSoci"-
lion. There will be others, all ailoruihs
opportuniiy for brilliant stage ehec's'
and presenting a clear ana l"'oi eSe,"e
"a, ~ tho war "for Cuba Libre.' The
concluding scene will depict CuDa Az
neal TO America for aid, and, finally
Cuba free.
The costumes and stage settings will
no as true TO life as possible. The pre-
Goods Of the entertainment will be given
"a aid the Memorial Association I'm their
work Of caring for the graves or the
Confederate dead. and perpetuating the
memory Of Southern heroes. certainty
mat is an object which cannot fan 10
commend it 10 a wide circle. MIS- Bryce
Stewart Hume has the pleasant ana cieN-
or responsibility for giving the l"ea 10
the societies. and their hearty co-opera-
ton with her makes final success almost
a certainty.
The engagement Of Miss SlOcovick, Of
Brooklyn and Mr.. Walter ST. JOhh Ben
edict. Of New York, Is announced. Ihat
is interesting TO many people here where
Miss Slocovick. has frequently visited ana
been much admired.
The homeopathic Free Dispensary, oil
west Main street. will be opened on tues
day next. and at Y o'clock on that gay
a meeting of the Board of Managers VIII
be held in the building.
Mrs. professor Gildersleeve and Miss
Gildersleove. Of Baltimore, are guests
of Mrs. Raleigh Colston.
Mrs. L. l.. Lewis returned on Wednes-
day from Washington.
Mrs. Mary b. Fitzgerald has returned
from New York.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Thomas Boil
ing entertained a small party Of irlends
very delightfully."- at cards.
Mrs. STEPHEN Putney, assisted by the
Girls Guild of the Church of the Holy
Trinity. is directing her effective energy
now toward an entertainment TO be
given on the 21st Of April, nj her nome
for the benefit Of one Of the parochlal
funds. The affair will take place on the
afternoon of the day mentioned, ana
many charming girls-chieny school girls
I. entertainment Will
consist in part OF a series of pictures or
,ableaux and Mrs Putncy IS eXerting
every effort to make them effective Inc
music will be furnished BY an eN-
ceuen, choir. They will be given
nositions in the rear parlors. where III
connection with the tableuX eiiec's. tneS
will add most TO the entertainment as
a spectacle. The parlors VIII be Hsh'-
I'd with electric lights.
The subjects Of some of the taoieauN
are as follows. \ Kings Daughter ne
Two Vngirs. Judith. The Daughter OF
lIerodias. Peace. and The Spirit CT has-
tor. The Guild has charming mem
psrship. and Will furnish the ushers iof
;he occasion
ON Thursday afternoon. at ?. Mrs. Lin
men OF Buffalo (nce Doggett. or ken
,nondb entertained "a Few frienos AT a
luncheon. Of which all details are men
toned a. being particularly elegant. Inc
AFFAIR was given at the jefferson Hotel
where. during her stay in Richmond.
Mrs. Llnnen is stopping. The table deco
yations was with carnations and mig
nOnette and the menu cards were hand
painted with those flowers.
Among those invited TO be present
were Miss Minor OF the University. Miss
Bland Clarke. Misses Georgia and Kate
Blankcnship. Miss Ashley Miller Mrs.
Gordon Wallace. and Mrs. Frank Deane
Williams.
owing TO tho fact that the marriage
OF Miss Fannie Bland Pryor and MI Will
liam de Leftich Dodge. which will be soil
emnlzed in New York at high noon on
Wednesday March Slst. occurs on the eve
OF Holy Week. the details will be as simple
as possible II was not intended that the
wedding should take place for several
bridegroom at Paris and other art centres
OF Europe have become such as 10 demand
his speedy return. The ceremony will
be performed at the residence OF the
brides parents. Supreme Court Justice
and Mrs. Roger a. Pryor. 3 west Sixty
ninth street, New York. by the Rev. DR..
David III. Greer. rector Of st. Bartholo-
news Protestant Episcopal church. The
bride will be given away by her father
and the only attendants the couple will
have will be the three small daughters
and son or the brides sister. Mrs A.
Page Brown. The house will be elabO-
rateiy decorated in honor OF the event.
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