The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-27
Social and
Personal

very full and enthusiastic meeting o.
hne Ladies Auxiliary of the Old Dominion
,7osni,al was held at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon In the college building Mrs
JarncS Shields tho president, presided.
The ladies decided to observe Donation
Day on April ID. The members OF the
board will he present TO receive donations
from 10 a clock on that day until o clock
4, the afternoon At 1 p. N on the same
dsy the annual meeting will be held and
The election OF officers viii take place
Five new rooms have been added 10 the
hospital and are now ready Tor occu-
nancy The reports read showed the con-
di,ion OF the hospital 10 be very SAUSAGE
tory.
Each day the rchcarssls for the Car
n;ya1 of Musical Romances, TO be given
NJ The Academy IN April for the benefit
of tho Museum develops an unexpected
amount of grace and skill in the partlci-
pants.
..rhe Lovers Quarrel, under the dircc-
tion of Mcsdames Thomas Lcary and Al
fred GRAY. will be danced with inifnitabie
grace and skill by some OF the most at
tractiye bellies and heaalX OF the city IN
GUIDED in this number arc: Miss Noya
3car, and MT Thomas McAdams. Miss
Margaret Shields and Mr.. Gray Mose!cE.
Miss Lima Shields and Mr.. Elmorc Hotcf-
kiss, Miss Sue Spilnan and MI Iazeweii
Fitzgerald Miss Connie knox and MI
Henry iiotchiiss.
One OF the most stirring and ocanti1ui
dances is the LOYAL Middies and Ameri-
csn Beauties" directed by Mrs. Adolphus
blair and Mrs Robert B!ankenship. Miss
Maria Moselcy viii make an IDEAL COD
dess Of Liberty in this scene
The dancers in the cotillion vii! be:
Misses Mary Rogers. katherine Young,
Louise Selden. jamie Wineo, Sue and Hen
inEham Spilrnan Grace Shields Messrs
Gus Drewry, Elmore Ho1chkiss. Tazeweli
fitzgerald. GRAY Moseley. Joel Perrin,
James Pollard, Tyler Brock and James
Tyler.
on the evening of April Sth there will
he an Easter ball and musical at the Ma
sonic Temple under the auspices of Rich
,nond Cornnlan6ery No. :. knights lem
pIar The affair is TO be one OF the most
elegant of the Post-Lenten season. Inc
musical programme is as folioWs:
Overture. Welcome (Catlir.)
Professor Felix 1aTdella s Orchestra.
9. Soprano Solo. Protestation.---M orris)
Miss kate Barbour Howard.
Violin Obiigato by Miss Annie Louise
Reinhardt.
8. Recitation. How tho La Rue Stakes
Were Lost -.-.-. 'r-i" tii os7''
Mrs. Jennie Ycamans
G. Bass Solo, Bedouin Love Song. tbuck)
Henry c. Rueger,
tNNi,h orchestral accompanimenD.
f. Clarionet Solo. Trovatorc.
!, arranged by CaraliniD
Professor Felix Iardeila.
g. Tenor SoIo---------------. tSeiected}
Frank IA. Shipe, Of Washington
E Violin Solo, Romance. .tSrcndscnl
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt.
s. Nylophone -.-.-......tSelccted-1
Samuel c. Crowder.
e. March, Merry Amcrican..-.. tNhcclcre
Iarde1las Orchestra.
Professor Jacob Reinhardt, acconlca-
mist.
MI Hugh Latimcr Cardoza and Miss
Marv Lee. Waluen We're mari1ed 8.=Sttiuns
morning at $50 O'Clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. ". s. Eeauci,a mn
at the home of the brides father, Fifth
and Canal Streets
Only the immediate family were pres
enf Mr. and Mrs. Cardoza lett l.nlnedl-
etely for Norfolk.
MIR Cardoza is q popular N":ln'S mar
xith vide circle OF friends. His bride
lady. They VIII be AT home alter Sprl'
,-ih at No. sol EaS; Marshall.
Miss Jane Hawkins Andrews, daughter
ef Col and Mrs A B. Andrews VIII lie
married TO Mr.. William Matthews Marks
"Wednesday April 10th. at Raleigh, n e
The ceremony Will he performed III the
Church of the Good Shepherd at p Nj.