The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24

Maria Williams, Lieutenant AveriI II, |
S. A, w. D. Chesternlan and George
Brown.
The party went to Old Point. where
luncheon was had the Chamberlin. They
left at Gas for Richmond.
The castles are completed for the spark
ling comedy and farce to be presented at
the Academy early in April for the bene-
fit of the Rosemary Cot at the Shelter
ing Arms Hospital.
Those TO take part in the comedy are
Mrs. Allan Potts, Miss NIichler, Of Eastons
Pa; Miss Berta Wexford, Mr. Allan
Potts. Mr.. George Gibson and Mr. Glenn
ems Catesby Jones. The farce-will- be pre-
scented by Mrs Graham Hobson. Miss An
ma Deane Carr, Mr. Spencer Carter and
Mr.. Douglas. Gordon.
Mr.. George Gibson is inimitable in al
leading comedy role. Miss Nlichler, who
is known as a clever amateur actress
has come from her home IN Easton, es-
pecially to take part in the COMEDY. Inc
other actors and actresses are Wei hno"l'
on the amateur stage IN Richmond.
The attraction at the Womans Club
for tomorrow afternoon promises
to be one of rare excellence MISS Eiehe
Foster, of Boston, is reader OF eA-
ceptional merit and versatility. 10 the
charms of a graceful personality anu nd
,ral manner. she adds beauty OIL VOICE
which faithfully adapts 1tseil 70 eSsis
chara cter impersonated. Miss roster has
wo, the highest encomiums in an exceed
;r~,,. varied repertoire. and is eQuaily
snccessf,, in her ininlitable rendering Oh
the French Canadian dialect. the tenuei
verses of Eugene Field and James VIM
comb Riley, or in her own original li'si
monolOgue.
The Northside Euchre Club met Mon
day night at the residence OIL MISS 80,
Hiph,and Park The ribbons We're won
hvlN1iss Cross and Eddie Friend. Among
those present were: Misses Grace Chrls-
fan. Elsie Goddin. Moon, Mary ha"'
Matte Cross. Gretchen Lewis; NessrS.
philio Carlton. Eddie Friend. Coalter'
Charles Garrett, and Muscoe Garhel1.
Mr. and Mrs II. Z. Hughes, OF NO. ZoS
South Reservoir Street, gave a dellSliltui
marty Friday evening in celebration "
the twelfth birthday of their son, Master
Roscoe Z. Hughes. The house was pret'ilE
decorated in palms and jonquils ana
shaded lights carried out the color scheme
IF yellow, Little Edith Duesberry,s songs
ana ROTATIONS were a pleasant feature
Of the evening Games were INDUCED III,
and later on an elegant supper was
served. A birthday cake, decorated Win
twelve lighted candles, was in the centre
of the table.
DR.. George Z. Font, Of No. 2of East
Franklin street will leave the city early
,,,.+ nontI, for Fort Madison, Iowa,
wbera on April 18th he will wed MISS
Nadoe Thomas. daughter of &r. ana
Mrs Camp Thomas, of that city Dr'
T-on+ is :, CORNER resident OF hlrhesVllle'
ojssouri and lived in Fort Madison loI
+hreo wears before locating in Rlchmoiid
last fall.
ono Of the most enjoyable social events
in the history Of Fulton Hlll society tooN
place Friday night when the Easl i1ii''
7 ;+a-ar, and Social Club was entertain
ID nv AIRS. J. II. Maynard in a most nos
niiable manner. Music, recltatlohs anu
canes were INDUCED in until late houf,
s+ar which refreshments were served
and the guests took their departure, huch
Indebted to the hostess for most en-
joyable evening
Invitations have been issued announc-
inr the marriage of Miss ANNE y. i.ai'i
beth and Mr.. Alfred Thomas lralloi' vi
April 9th z~,+,r
The bride-elect is the eldest daughter
of M and Mrs. Geo. D. Lambeth, OF NO.
1io7 E,,ovd Avenue and is desefVeoiE
oonntad as one of Richmoud's most popu-
lar and charming young lades. ne
groom belongs to q Very distinguished oi.i
English family, and is prominent IN 'ocii
business and social circles OF At ia
City, New Jersey, winch plit0 W"
their future home.
The Every Monday Club by many years
the oldest woman's club in the city, ITS
membership never exceeding tWentS-livs
bright, select and conSenlal spiflts, Will
for once depart from its usual aEoiolice
of publicity, in that on Monday Tue ON
instant, it meets in memefS OF 'fSi,S'@'0
noct laureate, James Barron Hope, whom
# vo,lld have all men know and honor.
Dr r A. c. Chandler professor IN Rlch-
,,ond College. will talk of the poet, pa
riot and gentleman, and his gifted lady
will give selections from his NATIONAL oues
and exquisite verse.
For the grand entertainment Masks
ana Faces" to be given at the Academy
of Music for the bentit OF the Virginia
Home for Incurables. boxes have been
taken by Governor j. IoSe Tyler. Mir
John p. Branch. Messcs. John L. Williams
md Sons, Mr.. c. w. Tanner Mr.. Joseph
Bryan. Others wishing boxes would DO
well by applying at the Academy as soon
DOSSlDle. Lie SitlSl SdIiiiiiSliI es'AAt1
place April 18th at $50 o'clock p. NJ.
Colonel George Wayne Anderson is in
Savannah, where he will remain for a few
days longer.
Mrs. Joseph Hecht, of New York, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. ano Mrs. Fred.
S. Myers, at the Jefferson.
Miss Edith Lucille Hooper, Of Atcl.ison,
<ans is visiting this city, and is the
guest OF Mr. John r. Hooper, superin-
.enGcnt Of Hollywood Cemetery Miss
Hooper is an accomplished pianistc and
prganist Miss Hooper is a dauShter2of MI
Geo r. Hooper, Il former resident OF Man
.hcster who went west twenty-five years
go He is now a prominent and 1ntlu-
.Ii.ial citizen of -Achison, conducting a
brokerage business.
Miss Daisy Yarbrousll is in Atlanta, the
guest Of Miss Landrum.
Mrs. George Washington Coleman has
returned to her home in Williamsburg
after Il weeks stay in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Whitlock and Miss
Estelc Whitloci have returned to. the
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