The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-07

gained wide popularity and lin her past
entertainments her recltals have boon re-
peatedly cncored by enthusiastic audi.
ences She has a most excellent stage
presence, and an exceedingly charming
and resonant voice, which responds totall
shades Of thought, aId she gives Il clear
and subtle analysis of literature. Her ne
gro sketches arc not really impersonn-
tions but merely suggestions Of the CHAR.
actcr. touch of.,which indicates that
an efficient artist Us present, 4,
this city and elsewhere as a popular
entertainer possesses IL most attractive
contralto voice The entertainment to-
affair. and considering the number Of
tickets of admission and reserved seats
sold, the hall Will BIO filled to the brim.
Tho following Is the programme; IL
Reginald Walker: n contr;,lto Solo, ''rho
Devoted Apple (RocckeD, Miss Patio
Isaacs. accompanies. by Mr., Walker; g.
g Rras WoFe srs ns m ~
Reading selected, Miss Ilnoraf Stein
brecIler: s. (a) September lcharlton). %
Tit for Tat u9onteD, Miss 1saacs; 8. Dla,
Childs, Mrs Yeamans: z. lmpcrsonati lion
Mr. Tom Ben Gays. (a Arrow and the
Song (PinsutD. (b) Mighty LAX a, Rose 's,
Nsy Ss e Dny Is pone
| Q3alfe). Miss 1saacs; Music.
| a delightful birthday party was given
ut the home of Mr.. ana Mrs: ii ,,ittt,
day of their little son Willie was cele-
| bratetl. The gathering was excellently
entertained by MIR. John Botz. who MADE
much pretty music Win hi S p
| Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Coghill. Mrs, Nichols,
Mrs Holmes. Misses NIars ar M Iy;,,s
Mary Bowes; Leila wills, sister W AEa
Throckmorton and rhclma. Nichols The
gentlemen present were McssrS. BlnGleS
ciooch, Clngenpcl Floyd Bowlcs, .Tio ,
man, Roy Coghill Allen Holmes. Bernard
Chldross. Willie Holmes and Irving Cos
Mr.. Franklin D. Wilson, OF Mr.. r, 7.
| l7Inrrison's drug store, returned last night
| after n brief visit to his former nome III
AIr. Thomas 3. Daus herty, son n, Of R Rey
| tolic Church, left last night for winning
ton. NJ c.. where he has accepted a
position as linotype operator lie has !, De s,
io th pas e" eiEGte O. inc months les
prietors of tho Nlilhiscr Bag Company :,
accidentally had his LETT and ed fternod y,
and cut tho tip. of his finger OIL, re ,le
was not seriously injured, and VII be
able to continue to attend to his duties les,
j. A. Jones. an employe of The Riei i
mond Cedar Works. had one OF ms
thumbs split about half an inch ycster-
day by its coming III contact Will. saw.
He was taken to DR.. i. j. Realms S ONCE,
where his hand was dressed.
Oracle the little daughter of MI, ana
Mrs Everett Wilkinson. OF Denny Street.
while playing with her little brother :,
few days ago. met with painful, though
not serious, accident The children were
playing about their fathers store when
the little boy managed to get. butcher
knife. with which he Internationally cut
his little sister Oracle on the hand.
Mr.. A. r. NcCalley, manager of tho
Peoples Drug Store lost his pet dog
''Ioils" Monday. A reward Is offered for
any information or return of the animal.
Nh NlcCalley. as well as many Of MS
friends arc sorry to part with pills"
as they we're very much attached to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dowden of Ports,
mouth. Va. after q visit to friends and
relatives during the Easter holidays.
have returned home.
Charles Woodson son Of Squire II; II.
Woodson, OF Fulton Hill. has received an
appointment as guard at tho ST. Louis
Exposition through the efforts OF Cons
gresham John Lamb Mr.. Woodson has
been assigned to the Jefferson Guards. le
left for ST. Louis Tuesday night.
Misses Lucy Brown and Celia Brown
are visiting IN Baltimore and Washing
ton. sfa# istEhs l. .2sssl tt. sl7s