The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17

sinniio OF the Saenger Halle on tho Wart-
1,,rg from Tannhauser. Bandomeyer
Gives this grand entertainment az his
house. In order to become known In the
cltv. during which he attempts TO pre-
sent few scenes from Tannnauser.
Third Act-scene l--RCsa's bare room
I'm Mrs. Brann's house-Rosa sleeps and
dreams of Brand. Brand comes In to ten
her good bye forever and tells hef tIat
be &C. moor and deserted and that his WHO
intends marrying Flunkert; he lays his
nocket-book uDon the table and hurries
AWAY and Rosa tries 10 follow him. out
rainfs. Cottiinb and Mrs. Brann come pm
In console her Flunkcr and Natalie can
upon Rosa 20 obtain some grounds TOT
suit of separation from Brand. tluuHer
looks for letters Of Brand ana mas nus
nockct-bcok with q bill or sale OF Two
hundred Thousand dollars for Wesnff
property. Flunker tried 10 oO'.uu VIC
-,ossossiou of the book and It's contents
but Rosa snatches it from MIN. but IN inc
struele for IL GOUlicb and Mrs. Brann
arrive and order both Iluuker and Ma
tslie from the house.
scene SecOnd-A Pavilion IN Grove
ON Wegner's Property telis veg
ner that be no longer loves Rosa VINO
bv saving WeEner's property mas oeeh
allowed 10 return home, but loves anol en-
who he refuses 10 name. Gol.ltp ASKS
Weencr how he can declare bis love Tor
another: he tells him simply by a Kiss
Mrs Brann appears and Goiuieo en-
daavors TO make love 20 her according %
her former instructions. but finally adopts
Vcgucr's advice and gives her kiss. Ma
taifa and Flunker come in Quarreling.
Brand. now entirely without means, over
hears them. appears and forgiVes Ma
taie and attempts 90 shoot nimseii' IS
4 frustrated by Rosa, who takes the pistol
away and declares she sun loves nln.
Weener. Gottncb and Mrs. Brann ape
near and two engagements take place
Mrs Prann and Got,ieb Rosa and Pr nj
Between the first scene in the first act
tho DoDular City Treasurer win favor thr
audience with solo. "This Very Hour.
Max Sp'ckor-Charles Phillips.
Tetween the scenes in the second act,
Mrs Bertha VoelEer Richardson VIII sing,
For All Eternity
The cast is as follows;
Bandemoyer contractor, NIr. VI. Rch-
ter.
Natalie, his niece, Miss Marie schaaf.
Robert Brand. engineer, Mr. II. hue-
ger.
Flunker. formerly purchasing agent.
NOW c9pitalist. SIR. j. S. Liebcrt.
Gottlleb Plckeabach, o farmer, Mr. w.
! Schaaf.
Mrs. Braun o. widow selling IN the
market Mrs. Luebbert.
Weenor village inn keeper Mr. J.
Schminke.
Caroline. hts wife. Miss Marie Euker.
Rosa. his adopted daughter Mrs ~ r.
Richter.
Cohn. MIR. i. Wenzel Never 1ir. IT. y.
Miller. Beir, Mr. j.. Schadi; WOLF Mr a.
V0lhmaun.
Anna, Natalle's maid. Miss J. Hennlng-
Werner. critic. aIr. N. Gullenmeyer.
LANCE. police officer. AR. T. M.lle..
Tannhauser Mr. Beck.
P0pulace, WOrkmon. guests. police. &c.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on Thursday. April the 18th. at the resi-
dence of her aunts. the Misses smith ~
I Norfolk. Va, OF Miss Annie Singleton
Smith. dcughtfuuy known in Richmond.
where f0r two years she was connected
with Mrs Malde's school as teacher
of physical culture The gentleman 10
the case is Mr. Harlow Dawson Hiein-
botham OF Chicago The young couple
are now at home at &5S Michigan ave-
nuc. whittier many sincere good wishes
follow them. Miss Smith will be remem-
bered as a very charming girl. who Won
many warm friends during her residence
here.
Having spent Easter with Or. and Mrs.
Carson. I'm Lynchburg. the Misses Moore
have returned home Captain Allison has
also returned to the city.
The managers Of St. Paufs Church Home
for The Aged nave detormin to suhsi-
ute am excursion 10 enucins Westover
for the proposed excursion TO Mount Ner-
non and 10 change the date from May
7th 60 May 25th II WIN Zoe an all-day
affair and q delightful time is promised
Westover and May make an alming come
bination. and the board which Wi. have
matters Ia charge. is made mp of charm
ing people. The good done by the Homo
entities an It's enterprises 20 cordial sup
port. and &C is certainly 90 be hoped this
one may have it. The charges for Tho
special train were so eXOrh'tant that the
ladies found 81 impracticable TO make the
... ION to 1i-rn' N.l... s - most
indebted o Major Dcwry f.r perm t..I-
them 20 visit NestJver where Tor year
no picnics have been allowed. "'hey
deeply appreciate his generous courtesy
Preparatiors Tor the forthcoming enter
tainment under the auspices Of the CO.
lOnial Danes are progressing favorably
Quite a number OF delegates from dis-
lance TO the council ln washington nave
sisnihed their acceptance of The local in
vitatons. and win bee present A meet
ing Of the board was held on Wednesday
mt the residence of Mrs Reginald Gillian.
I several names being voted upon.
Mr. Charles Washington Coleman pass
cd through Richmond Thursday en- route
10 New York where IL is hoped be may
more speedily recuperate from the effects
of his recent injuries His physicians ld-
vsed change. he broke the journey %
New York b. stops in Richmond and
Washington. being Mrs. Giham's guest
while here.
Miss Jessie Patterson. who IS In Rich
mond I'm connection with the Needlework
Exhibit. which proved so interesting, ana
so suggestive last week, viii address the
Woman Club on Monday az O'Clock.
Miss Paterson IS thoroughly charming,
and delightful hour is expected
The meeting Of the Ladies Matinee
Musicale was held this week at the resi-
dance 81 Mrs George w. Stevens. and was
Kun Of interest.
NIARVELLOUSP ARLOR-SUiTS SELL
ING ATTHE MEYER STORE.