The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
Saturday Excursion.

40 Aoi W. y AN<NS - Sa0
The Virginia excursion to Williamsburg
Saturday, March 2sth. from all present
indications, will be both popular and we'll
patronized. Round trip tickets are only
one dollar. The train leaves the Chesa-
peake and Ohio station, on Main Street.
at A. NJ, and tick cts can be purchased
at the station.
At Williamsburg the ladies Of Bruton
Church Aid Society will serve sand
2wlohes and coffee for twenty-five cents.
or a more elaborate luncheon for fifty
cents. A committee from the Williams
burg Daughters Of the Confederacy will 4
meet the train and show visitors to 4
points Of interest.
In order that the williamsburg ladies'
wishing entertainment are requested to
notify Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson. Of No.
10 East Franklin Street, or Mrs. Charles
Boiling.
The excursion will be chaperoned by
Mrs. Archer Anderson, Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson and Mrs. George 3. NfcAdams.
Confederate Concert.
The ladies' OF Barton Heights who are
Interested in the approaching Confed-
crate Bazaar, to open in the Masonic
Temple April 18th. have succeeded in per-
fecting plans for a splendid concert,
which will be given in the Parish Hall,
Mt the corner Of Barton Avenue and Bat
terry Street, this evening at s o'clock. Pro-
ceeds from this concert will go to swell
tho fund OF the Solid South and the Ten
nessee tt Dles
1t Is to no called the Dixie" concert.
Misses Mamie Harrison and Frances
u,f1, ~,
Lehman. Will sing some Of the sweet Old
songs long known and loved in Dixie
land" Mrs. Yenmans will present some
Of her ininlitabo Southern characteriza-
tlons; Mr.. Shepherd Webb and Mr. Frank
T.. Cosby will vary the evening agree
ably by introducing a number of delight
full selections on the plano.
A pleasant announcement In connection
with the appearance In Richmond Of
the Musical Comedy Company Is that its
leading prima donna, Miss Dora de FIJI
ippe, Is sister Of Stephen Phillips, the
great English poet and dramatist, whose
"Paola and Francesca" and ''FIerod"
were brought out with such success a
few years since. His sister was born in
Rome, is finished linguist, and has an
peared with Mascagnl. '5
Another equally pleasant announce.
ment for the ladies Is that the prodnc.
ton OF The Lady slavey." by the Must
ca Comedy Company, has been marked
oy some very elegant creations OF the
nodiste's art The second scene repre.
sents an evening reception, and opena
| WIN dress parade. In which the cos
tunes are very brilliant and effective,
Personal Mention.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
MARY! Coleman Ware for the approaching,
l.iarrluge OF her daughter, Miss DAISY
scott Ware. to Mr.. Albert Winfree Hank.
| ms, the ceremony to take place Wednes,
day evening. April Sth, 80 p. M, in ire
third Christian Church, the Rev. Preston
a. Cave, the pastor of the church, oftlcia I.
Ing. ~
Hon. and Mrs. s. s, stmmerman VII, 1tt
their little daughter. are spending few
days at their home in Wythe county.
Mrs, Robert II, Meade, OF PETERSBURG
the chairman OF the Arkansas table
at the approaching Confederate Fair al
tended the meeting OF the Bazaar gAsso
citation inl1Iee Camp Hall yesterday.
Mrs. N. M, sibert. of'No. e14 East Z, 70 :
street left yesterday morning for Randle
man, N. C.. whore she will visit he
daughter. Mrs, MoFadyen.
i One OF tho PROTEST little souvenirs a.,
played by the tables OF the Confedernt
l3azaar Is the apple-blossom OF Arlansos
miniature OF the State flower.
\ Lovers OF Miss Mary Johnston,s book.
! and their name is legion. will be muc
alsappointed 70 know that, through Mis-
Johhstons W health, ''Sir Mortimer
when was TO have been brought out thI
spring ny Harper Bros. has been delayed
Everyone Is full OF sympathy and roo
wishes for Miss Johnston's recovery, 81,
with her family, Is now at Nassau,
1 The approaching marriage is announce
OF Miss Mary Ellen, the daughter OF M
and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Colston. OF BALI
more. TO Mr.. John Boswell Whitehead, Z
Norfolk, The wedding is scheduled 70
April 18th at 1880 In Christ Episcopi
Church. Baltimore,
Mrs. Iri. n. .Jobs1on, of philadelphIa
Pa. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. L Joh
son, OF No. 2lo East Clay Street Rich
} mond, Va,
Miss I,ottie Hatcher 6erieux enterto,ne
number OF her friends last evening
, the home OF her father. Or, nerieux, N,
2203 East Marshall Street. Miss Derieu
! was assisted In receiving by Miss Bel
Wnlingham A delightful evening wa
spent by all OF those present.
Mrs. j Cluyd Byars has returned
the city from Greenvlle. s. c.. where 81
: has been several weeks on visit
friends and relatives. The Illness OF h,
sister. Mrs w +. TNlan. at Emporl
prevented he rreturp to Richmond