Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
THE WEEK TO BE GAY
DAYS OF GLADNEss TO FOLLOW
SEASON OF ABSTINENCE.
GERMANS WILL BIZ THE FEATURE.
Those of the Monday md T"es""y
OH and Junior Cotiiion 10 lie
Gfven-Conccrt by Johns HOPKINS
Boys-PcrsonaI Notes.
Boys-PersonaI Notes.

the wear Afier the sober hues and fire.
ouent church-rolngs Of Lent. society well
comes with dclight Easter. and its at
,enaan, festivities. she also shows her
apnreclation by garbing herself anew in
Tho cav frocks Of spring.
Tho procession on Franklin street TO-
dsv viii De exceptionally bright. and the
mir viii De sweet with flowers pinned on
INV mdys gown. The new hats and
dresses viii be something TO wonder at.
and with Sunshine to bring out Rich
mond's best points the day will be an
especially Joyous one.
The services in all the churches will be
beautiful, and at II \. NJ. the church
bells will ring toyously through the city.
On Easter Monday the festivities will
begin and will probably continue through
out the rest Of the week. Many strangers
are IN town for Easter. and the week viii
undoubtedly be very gay one.
This week viii be one Of great social
gayety. The Monday german. postponed
from the 18th Of February will take place
on Monday evening, and will be an espe-
cially brilliant one. on the same evening
The Junior COullon VIII hold It's Easter
german which will be made doubly at
uaciive by the many strangers who viii
attend On Tuesday the Tuesday german |
VIII give its Easter dance. which promises |
10 be one OF the most delightful Of the |
series. Miss Maria Williams viii give q
large card-party later I'm the week. and
probably a great many impromptu sup
pers viii be given after the germans The
Junior COtillOns german Will be given at
the jefferson. 10 viii be led by Mr.. Spots
wood Wexford, and WIFI begin AT 10 o'clock
and last until J. This is the last Of the
coullons. and promises TO be especially
charming.
TIE Johns Hopkins Glee Club. which
viii play al the Jefferson Hotel on Tues
day evening, April 4th. for the benefit of
the Virginia Home for Incura bles, is well
known here. Last year their playing
made a great hit. and many are antici-
pating hearing them again. Mr.. Steven
Harwood, the s0lOist OF the club, has
fine tenor and his funny songs cause IT.
rcsistible laughter. The Glee Club is
composed Of splendid, well-trained voices
and the Mandolin and Banjo clubs play
with snap and dash only found I'm a
good college club, and which is unusually
attractive 70 any audience The pro-
srammc is an especially good one, and is
as follows:
]. The Spirit OF Liberty. .Rosey
Banjo Club.
. Rah, for Black and Blue.... Peters. '9S
Glee Club e.
g. Topical song........ ...............Hobart n
Mr.. HarwOOd and Glee Club. 7
g. Selections from -
The Telephone Girl ......Arranged "
Yankee Doodle Dandy. -
Mandolin Club u
D. 20 Medley ,.;.....;;,...,.......'..Arranged
Glee club.
'RAH! FOR THE BLACK AND BLUE. ! a
Gleo and Banjo Clubs ~
Come, Seniors wise and learned n
Come Juniors. raise n cheer: -
Come. "SOphies." bold and cruel, -
Come. Freshmen. have no fear, -
Come an ye college classes, N
Come Join with voices true.
Sing praise 10 dear old Hopkins
Hurrah for Black and Blue. Il
Chorus: W
Iah, for the Black. boys III
Rahl for the Blue. boys te
ah, FOR Johnny Hopkins-'Rah, Cl
" j. pour forth our praise TO dear old
Johns Hopkins.
Sah. for Johnny Hopklns-'Rahl A.
For college sports and pleasures, We
Whatever be the name. 7 :
Let's sing in joyful measures, -,
The glOries of each game; pu
Remember all those bruises, an
To football rushes due
The bumps and the contusions 7
The eyes OF Black and Blue ma
Chorus Tn
3ah! for the Black, boys, ETC. hol
The four bright years Of college, elg
The shortest years of life 'oA
The years so fun OF gladness.
The years with pleasure rife, y
Are gliding swiftly by. boys, will
our work will soon be thro'; WI
Then oft will we recall. boys To,
The years meath Black and Blue. no,
Chorus:
ah! for the Black boys. etc. Peters, '9S. n
Part H. ski
Whistling Rufus .....................Mlls RiC
Banjo club. Mr.
Kam-a am ....... ........ ...JOhnsOn ! Ora
Mr.. HarwOOd and Club.
Son. =.
from the Highwayman.......De Koven NJ
Glee Club. IfOi
Quartette Selections .............. que
W. w; Francis, J: q. Peters pas
;. Il. Howard. X. Jungbuth.
Part Ill. NJ
mississippi Rag ............ .........Krell to-
Banjo Club. 'ei1
Dried Apple Pies. .BesWick III
Gee Club. ).
Cotton Blossoms. ....... .....,.,..... Hail
Mandolin Club NJ
Little Cotton Dolly .Gribel etre
Glee Club. Mo-
htuity ...... .......... .........Arranged -
Glee and Banjo Clubs. Du' {
ir. j. Girvin Peters, who has written -.
ne very clever songs, among which is MI
iahl for the Black and Blue is the zee, DeeI
sident OF this organization. Mr. John by
King IS the manager. and Mr.. T.. Skip mum
h Bruce the assistant manager The -,
cert will begin promptly at SI5 p. NJ. M All
-
asst Monday evening at the Woman's MISE
b was made very interesting by Miss -,
ria Blair who was the chairman for M
afternoon She gave a ten-minute az :. -
on practical Philanthropy" and VI u
wed how much need there was for il MI.
his city. In conclusion she made a ''I
.y reference 10 the recent sham con- y, =,
nee. held by Mrs. Cole-Bethel. at the ~ ''
mans Club. She then introduced Miss NJ,
WIDEN, who read delightfully."- from n =
Side The Bonnie Briar Bush" She is east
p.eudid Interpreter Of Scotch dialect,
Der selections were much enjoyed. Mr.
sa1wden is the guest OF Mrs. Charles BUSH
ll1ck HON.
-ss davidson. OF Hangchow, China,
give "a talk on China at the Woman's Mr.
or tuesday. April 4th. at 4:50 Il. NJ. is Wis
VIII appear in handsome costume, on p
robes OF the officials Of that country.
has many interesting curios. Miss Mis-
llson has a very pleasant voice, and York
Aceedingly interesting. Char