The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-23
ENTERTAINMENT,

Tuesday. March ., 1892, at z; NJ
Miss Doza A Mitchell. soprano a..
Miss RoSalie Pettis. 6s s,.i+
Miss Essie Phillips.
Walter A. Watkins. elloa
T. Robert Barltoile
W RRsig IN soo soprano and Tenor
Duet: 5. Reading; 4, Soprano SOLO; .,
Reading; G. Violin and Piano Duet; Z.
Baritone Solo; s. Soprano 500; =, Kea q
Reading; u. Violin and AAano duet
All Of this company are Rlchmon no 8
young people, but have wide reputatl0 OF
in many other cities in the State s,-, Mr.. r. r
Y, has a deep rich baritone voice ana an
who have heard him sing predict tuture
for him in the musics,; word. eao,
Miss Doza Mitchell sang at the tor1nel
opening of the Railroad Y. M. e. A. ana
captured the entire audience and re-
sponded to a most hearty encore. Many
ing the president and all spoke very
highly of her splendid ability.
Miss Pettis. as a reader and MISS ns ;o rhi ~
lips as pianist are young ,i lad Mesze o.
violnist and Walter A. Watkins and W;
Reginald Walker. makes up this splendid
company. This is rare opportunity LOT
the railroad men and their friends to
hear this company, VINO have won many
laurels for themselves in surrounding CIT
les This entertainment Is furnishes, iles
by the social committees VI Iie A ~.
The mems meeting will be addressed
Sunday by Rev. G. h Spooner' OIL Tin
ity Methodist Episcopal Church. me ny
sic Wi be in ehh rs or OF e ee
Mr.. s. f. Rondal. eN-general yardmas.
ter for the c.. & o. at Fulton, lett last
night to ACCEPT position W. Win the same
II. A. Williams International Raliroaa
Y. NJ. C. A secretary. in company with
l.. A. coulter, State Secretary of the i.
NJ. c. A. leave tonight for Clifton Forge.
where they are to conduct a mass-meeting
for men and boys Sunday afternoon:
Mrs. c. NJ johnson, president Of the
Ladies Auxiliary Railroad Y. M. Z. a.
1 is spending a few days with friends at
Petersburg.
from StationmaSter to Tralnmaster Tor
the c. & Q. Railway at Richmond. was
a very happy surprise to his many friends;
Mr.. Goodwin is live hustling railroad
man of ability and has a bright future
Mr.. d. G. Ogg, for twelve years train
master at Richmond has been, transfer
red and given added RESPONSIBILITIES in
the same position at Clifton Forge.
Mr.. G0OdWin'S successor has not heen
Mr. Shoemaker. chief clerk to Super
intendent HiS, OF the S. A. l.. is back at
his desk after two weeks tussel with the
grip
Mr. 4. T, sonsvels Of the G: & J., O. ;:
the carriage painting business:
w. c. Tyler, usher at the Mains Street
Station. is acting as postmaster at the c..
e O. general office in the absence of Mr..
Gathright. who is homo on account of
his wife's illness. Mr.. S. W. lomlin-
son is acting. in Mr.. TyIeTs place.
! The ten evangelistic shop meetings dur
be in charge of the Railroad Y. NJ. c.
| A.
Secretary IL Thomas, of the Railroad
Y. NJ G. A. spoke to the students in
Smithdeafs Business College on Friday
| afternoon.
Brakeman J. A.. Buebeck has been pro-
NOTED to conductor and given a run out
: of Clifton Forge.
Fireman Luke Rule is off On his run
and is UP for prornition
| Business is good on all the railroads
/ and payday will make all lie boys smile
! this month.