The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-23
THE WEEK news
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Attractive Dramatic and musicsl
Social ciyen-Psrsona and
Other Items.
The Dramatic and Musical social gfvsn
under the management CT dive youno
ladies' OF Fulton at Nelson's Hall, Thur.
day night, was greeted by an apprecdntivo
audience OF several hurdred. who were
completely capttvatcd. The SOCIAL was
given for the benefit OF the poor.
The programme Of twenty NUMBERS
was the finest ever rendered In tho Eass
End.
The feature Of the evening was TIVE
scenes from the great temperance drama.
Ten Nights in a Barroom by Professor
| Phyllis Griffin and Engcnia Coghnl-
Both scenes brought down the house
with applause, ard a number OF curtain
calls followed. q
Professor Daniels In the roll OF "Joe
| Morgan was beyand criticism, and the :
ladies' in their parts were equally al
clever.
! After the entertainment the ladies'
served cream and cake. Tho splendid
programme was as follows:
Selections on the Victor Talking-Nae
chine by the Doughty Brothers, OF
Charles and Farley's Merrymakers.
instrumental duet. collected, Misses
| Maymie Rice and Sallie kaufelt.
| Solo. Miss Marie Koch, accompanied
| hy Miss Matilda Nielsen.
Tenor solo. Mr.. William 1f1oete.
| Selection, Fulton Mandolin and 0uitaa
! club.
| Solo Captain Frank Cunningham.
| First scene Ten Nights IN q. Barroor.
Professor Daniels and Misses Grimm anN
! Coghill.
| Baritone solo, MI. Oscar Lohman. -.
companied by Mr.. Reginald Walker.
Piano selection. Mr.. Reginald Walker.
| Recitation, Miss Josephine Bradley
Song, Fulton Quartette, accompanies
! by Miss Lucy Brown.
! Second scene Of .Ten Nights u .
| Barroom.'
Recitation, Mr.. G. A B. Crawford 81
| Solo. Mr.. Albert Daniels.
| Piano selection, Misses Vefn0 I3Wu0
| and Josie Rogers
! Soprano solo, Mrs Charles Eaehs. e.
| companied by Miss Nettie Seals
| Duet, Messrs. J. Harry LaWder aAS
] Louis Washer
The piano used was kindly donated ~
800 FRUIT SUPPER
| One of tho most social events q tnS
I! season was fruit supper given AZ
| Kerse's Hall. No. 5T Orleans Street. Mon
| day evening, several young gentleman o.
i
| The hall was crowded. Music and genes
were INDUCED in until about II O'Clock
! when the happy and mirthful party wsro
given the delicacies Of the season.
! Messrs. Roy Tucker and Ed. Gathr1ghs
rendered music fog the occasion, MY
Tucker performing on instruments az
| one time. Those present were Misses
! Dora Bottoms. Susie Myers. Minnie N.Y.
ers, Mamie Gothwald. Escy Martin. E1s
| len Gathright, Blanche Noel. Gertrude
| Steward, Annie Rock. Katie Idle. Nellie
Burkman Inky Trent Ivy FFalkconer, fan~
ME Trent, Emma Klein. Susie Harris
| Ivy Hardy, Linda Griffin. Matte Rock
Ida Miles. Matte Headspeth, Emma
/ Montgomery, May Campbell, Matte Mann
/ Lucy Mann. Lucy Bottoms, Bessie Allen.
| The gentlemen were Messrs. E. E. Lacy
Charles Seals Robert H. Mann. John
rBushell, Willie Mays. Manlsy Brown.
Richard Williams. Lewis Rock. Thomas
Daugherty, Jim Hutchinson, Edlow Vests
Levi Pierce, Cleveland Young. Floyd Ter
rill. Guy f. Mosby. John Richardson, Ed
gar Deoppe, Mr.. Foster, John Spear. AL
Ian Throckmorton, Mellow Arinson. Ed.
die Gathright Roy Tucker. Gordon En-.
roughly, Ed. Flood. Charles Mann. Ash
by Bottoms Charles NARROW. Hr. simp-
son, John Jenkins. George Parry. Siras
Jackson, John Ferguson, Walter Dali
ton and Charles Butler.
FULTON BOY SUCCESSFUL.
Among those successful in passing the
State Board OF Pharmacy examinations
| Thursday for assistant registered phax-s
mac was Mr.. Frank B. Grubhs, OF
Fulton Mr.. Grubbs served his ap7fen-s
ticeship at the Peoples Drug Store ua-
der Mr.. A. r. Mccauley. Mr.. Grubbo 70
the youngest candidate to pass the board
for years. for which he deserves GIeot
credit. He entered the store less than
two years ago. and by diliEent st1dyin1
/ and attention to business he stood h9h
in his class. Mr.. Grubbs VIII remain
with the Peoples Drug Store ard -
come first assistant druggist.
HONOR ROLL.
She roll of honor for the week Of
Lcuisfana-Street School is ~ fualow1s
LILA Gaulding, Mamie Hicks. Alma San.
mons, Philip Warner. Amy HartaaUs
~. Mamie Silva 90. Grace Nelson, W.1tse
| Dteppe. Clara Champion, Ernest Nebo0
(2). Tony WEIGH 80. Eta Bal1sW %,
Grace Hartelius. Grace Kersey ~, 1rsns
! s.ay (6), Myrtle Turner "a. and 1I1X
iliitlow.
TO BUILD A TUG.
The keel Of q steel tug As feet loaG Will
be laid in the rear OF the residence Of
Mr.. LonnIe williams on Tuesday afteE-
rccn. The tug is being constructed by
Messrs. Lonnie Williams. Gibby Smith,
William Higgins, and George Johnston
he tug will be completed In July an1
will be for private use.
FULTON NOTES.
i Cup OF Cold Water Circle OF the Kings
Daughters and Sons will meet Monday
night with Miss Minnie Hardin. Of Denny
Street
The ladies of Denny Street Methodist
Episcopal Church will give an tce-crean
social at Nelson's Hall on Tuesday night.
The Ladies. Auxiliary Society OF Denny.
Street Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet on Monday afternoon with Mra.
Thomas Launders, OF Nicholson Street
Williamsburg Avenue Is being gravelIe0
from Lester Street to Nicholson Street
Mr.. w. ]. (Doc) Daniels, special omcoo
at the Newport News ship-yard, paid .
visit to friends this week.
4 Mrs. Charles Humphrey and son. -
West Point are the guests OF MrA u.
Gcsan.