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

Miss Johnson's playing was brilliant
and full of expression. She will be an ac-
QUESTION to Richmond's musical circles.
The programme was as follows:
Preludes. az Largo No. 90. Op. IS, Chopin
OBJ o go No. a. Op. IS, Chopin
(c) Agitato No. /. Op. IS, CHOPIN.
Miss Johnson
Farewell Ye Hills (Jeanne d'Arc........
Miss Harrison.
(a) La Charmante Marguerite Gold
FRENCH $3.50. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~. l..
CD Madrigal...... ............. Chamlnade.
(c) Sandmannchen.. Brahms
Miss Harrison
Miss Annie Goode, OF No. 2i14 East
Marshall Street, was rendered most en-
ioyable masquerade surprise party on
Thursday evening. Delicious refreshments
were served during the evening. Those
present in character We're: Misses Elvie
Mangum snost: Bernie Richardson,
.auy-s maid; Annie Fleet, nurse: Lee
Richardson, chambermald; Josie Cox, Il
Filipino; Leila Meyers, snow; kate Fleet,
spring; Grace Wagner, Jonquil; Lillian
Wagner, Japanese girl; Alice Bowman,
liberty; Carrie Bowman q gypsy; Ella
Null a soubrette: Ada Parrish. grand
mother; Annie Parrish. Virginia: Alma
Davis, Rosalnd; Maggie Parrish, red
cross nurse; Josie Davis. bride;
deck, violet; Annie Guthrie, heartsease.
Olher guests among the ladies were:
Mrs Wall, Mrs. Mangun, Misses Annie
and Louise Goode. Among the gentlemen
were Messrs. George Murphy, dude;
Fred Blunt professional cake-walkcr;
Vernon Parrish, George Washington;
Fred Johnson, Percy richardson Is.
Overton, Irwin Parrish. John China1nan:
Lloyd Palmer, James Trent DR.. George
Gay Willie Mackie, Willie Nerlander,
Wilmer Chandler. NJ and r. Mangum,
Charles Goode Alex Gregory, John Tay-
lor Haynes and Glenn.
Mrs Landon c. Tucker entertained her
music classes very charminSly Thurs
day afternoon at her residence, NO. Ii9
North Eighth Street \ tine programme
Of instrumental music was rendered by
the following pupils:
Mrs Walter Smith. Misses Maud Rob
ms. Lizzie O'Neil, May Tenser, Mamie
Watt, Lula Duke Minnie Cogblll. Hazel
billiard, Nellie Epps, Edna Gordon, Es-
sic Purvis, Ethel Bradshaw, Sadie Mel
ton, Genevieve Burroughs Beulah Rob
ms. Marie Gordon. Lila Gentry, Way
erly Tucker, Christian l2vensen. Landon
Tucker.
a levy of attractive young girls anc
certain young men who arc musical spent
an Eolr with Mrs. Albert c. Bruce fri
day afternoon. The following programme
was executed with skill, and the style
of Interpretation was good: Piano Duet
(Il Trovatorel, Miss Alice Doyle and Miss
Anna Purcella piano and mandollns tri',
MI Robert Daniel, Mr. Travers Wood.
c Ia
major Chopin. Miss Alena purcell:
valse des Cloches CWachs), Miss Sue
GRAY; Violin tlollingI. Miss Louise Nc
Adams; OPP 40, No. >, Minuet (B2ethoFen.
Miss Helen Lathrop: piano and mando-
lins-uuartette. Mr.. CroXton Gordon, Mr.
Robert Daniel, Mr.. Travers Wood. MI.
Charles Stokes: piano solo, Hunting Song
lMacDowelD, Miss Alice DOYLE; piano
solo, Polka U1ngelman). Miss Louise Nc
Adams; piano solo, Polka de Concert
(Rohm), Miss Mamie Waddill- Miss
Louisa Purcell, Mr.. William TrlSs, MI
Lewis Bosher and Mr.. Venable Seldom
contributed to the enjoyment Of the after
noon.
The managers of the Summer Rest re-
port a net profit of S156.21 from the en-
tertainment recently given az the Acad-=
envy, February eth This is about half
as much they hoped to secure but
their expenses were heavy-about $50 IN
all They desire to return grateful thanks
to all who contributed to the success of
the occasion, especially to Mrs. Durrett
for the gift of her beautiful voice; Miss
Reinhardt. for her charming violin solos;
the Glee Club, and Mr.. Reinhardt Tor
invaluable. services: Mr., CHRISTOPHER, for
his careful and perfect presenta ton OF
the pictures. and to Rev. DR.. Evans, for
his delightful talk.
Nj. II. NJ. Pitcher and Miss Harriet
Southern were married yesterday morn
ing at 8 o'clock at the residence Of the
brides parents. on North Twenty-seventh
Street, The ceremony was performed by
tho ReY. r. A. Goodwin. rector Of st.