The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

nlshes the inspiration which bids one to-
Open wide the windows; Isl
! Al The green hills are in sght VI j$... F 3
iii Winds arc Whispering Violets
And-theres a daisy white, !,
And the great sun says GOOD morning
And the valleys sing Delight. ssSs:i ~
Open wide the windows; 81 3
14 Sweet smells the rain blessed sod; Z
The seed dreams OF the harvest
And the colors In the clodtl 5i3 q
And the whole world breathes,the beauty
OF the light and love Of God! II
The Easter Gayeties.
The Easter season promise to pc very
gay, any number Of weddings and enter.
scheduled for April and May. One OF
the most desirable events on the April
social calendar will be the presentation
at5tne Academy, April 29th, of the Easter
play to be givcn by the University OF
Virginia Dramatic Club. The play IS
entitled "Charley's Aunt and is said to
be one or the most mirth- provoking and
sparkling comedies, as we'll as one = or
the most ambitious productions yet at
tempted by tho V.&V.5V Club.
yersity boys who will impersonate the
female as we'll as the male characters
of the programme arc now being made
up with vast attention to details, and
the Easter girls In Richmond are prom-
ised pointers In the latest Spring fash-
ions. The wigs to be worn by the ac-
tors have been prepared by q costumer3
in Washington D. C~ s +
rho names of Mr.. Pleasanton L. Com.
quest Jr. Mr., Robert N. Pollard and
Mr.. Ernest r, Schoen, all own
land popular young men or Rlchmond,
appear among the cast, others or whom
are Mr.. John p. Boogher OF ST. LOUIS;
| a N,oHI ard NJ
Texas. Mr., Sam T., Caves Of Phlladel-
! pha: Mr. Marion r. Brawey, Of Charles.
| ton S. C. ;Mr Frank c. Harris, of San
! Antonio, Texas; Mr.. Alexander p. Os-
borne, OF Norfolk; and MI. Frederick g,
| Tyler, Of Washington D. G.
| The play will be given here for the
benefit OF tho I4ousiann table at the
Confederate Bazaar, SO excellent and
| unusual an attraction having been So
| cured through the efforts Of Mrs, Hen
! nv s. Harwood the chairman Of tho
/. table entertainment committee and her
ablo 'nssistant,e Miss Carrie Coleman,
The pleasure OF the evening VIII be
"Charley's Aunt" will, DO preceded by a
4 curtain-raiser which will take the form
/ Of Paul Merritt's one-act farce, Chop
i Sticks and spilsins," to be produced un-
der the direction OF Miss blanche Nor
gan the chairman of the North Caro-
Il INA tDOlC, WHO ~ IlplcU loI liV|t AbohhtoNAN
Z talent and her fine discrimination about
Whatever nppertaIns to tho stage. Miss
Morgan will be assisted by Mr., George
A.. Kelly as stage manager, and BY TN
following young society people:
Sam splkins,...,.,.Mr Thomas McAdams
Charles Chppstick ..Mr.glto nls Hee'
Mrs. Ironclnsp., ISIS Roherta Allel
Mrs, spikins..,,.,,,N Miss Margaret shield!
| Maud ,,......,.,,.......,.,Ml Miss Annie Smith
Cheek. Miss Elizabeth Brandel
Already The most enthusiastic lnteres
has been aroused In regard TO the join
performance. Tho boxes from presen
prospects will he filled with the beaut,
and fashion OF the city,; the orchestr'
and the dress circle will be brlllian
with the friends Of tho students an
the admirers OF the pretty Richmond
girls who are to take part In the evenln
l and TO add TO their already numberles
triumphs.
The Alumni Association of the Unver
4 slty In Richmond will be in evidence Of
this occasion and Will oflcate as ushers
The University colors VIII be prominent
Is placed on the stage and nothing vii
be lacking 10 render the occasion one o
4 the greatest social triumphs OF the sea
4 son.
Il After the plays the young gentlcme
and ladies who participate viii be tn
. special guests OF the North Carolina an
Louisiana tables at the Confederate Ba
2 zaar where MI possible hospitality wi
a be accorded them In an Informal recep
h ton held at the tables mentioned,
\ rlagie-Walker.
The marriage OF Miss Della W. Wake
and Mr.. Henry MartylI Magic Will i
4 celebrated at 7so r. NJ. April end. III
Rev Dr. w W, Lear OF Gentleman
church being the celebrNnt.
THE ceremony will take place IN II
II home OF the bride's parents, Mr. an
Mrs. Thomas ]. Walker, The parlol
will be beautifully decorated In pain
and Easter lilies. tho altar before whie
bride and groom will plight their tro
being erected between the windows I
4 aaloo,n a |,.dll Ia IN mink In tbs dinII