The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-16
home appreciate highly Miss Emory's in
terest and the generosity she has shown.
Miss Royall Returned.

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Miss Anne Keith Royal, who has been
in Richmond since the burning of the
Chatham Episcopal institute. has re-
turned to her school. She lost every
thing by the fire and was fortunate
to escape with her life.
The school has been given q temporary
home, in large country house, and is
carrying on its work with thirty of the
students and all of the teachers.
Bishop Randolph. the Rev. Chiswell
Dabney, and the rector of the Chatham
Episcopal Church. the Rev. Mr.. Pruden,
will rebuild the school at once. The loss
in the burning of the Institute build
ings was heavy, the Insurance Icing
small, but generosity and interest shown
since the fire. enables the Bishop and
the school officials to hope that the In
sstitute will be restored on handsomer
basis than before a number of Rich
mond girls attend the Institute.
Enoch Arden.
The entertainment to be given at tho
Central y. NJ. C. a.. sixth and Main
Streets, this evening promises to be
well worth seeing. Miss Kate Fuller, the
talented elocutionst. will unite with Miss
Myrtle BEDFORD, pianist, and Miss Annie
Louise Reinhardt, vlolinist4 both well
known musicians. in n presentation of
Tennyson's Enoch Arden. Miss Fuller
will give readings from the poem, while
Miss Redford and Miss Reinhardt will
interpret the poem through the melody
and rhythm by which Richard Strauss
has set it, to music. The poem has been
thus most successfully, presented in New
York, Baltimore and other cities.
In addition to the above features, there
will be twenty tableaux, representing
scenes from the poem. OF these, the
t''nutting scene',, and the wedding scene"
alone are, we'll worth the price of adj
mission.
The three principal characters, 20 chill
drep, will be represented by Miss Louise
Rogers, as Annie Lee; Master Morton
Billups MS Enoch Arden, and Master
Ramon David Garcin. sas Philip Ray.
The same characters, ms men and wo-
men, are presented by Miss 4Eula Bailey,
Mr.. Rohleder and Mr.. Kelley, respective
~. The part OF Miriam Lane. the old
woman who attended Enoch in the death.
scene. is taken by Miss Lula Grnmp.
The tableaux will be under the dircc-
ton of Miss Lura Atkinson and Miss
Matte Racket. Others taking part are
Misses Elizabeth Baylor, Ethel Childrey
and Elizabeth Bates, and Messrs. Timber
lake and Richardson.
The entertainment will begin promptly
at S:l5 o'clock, and the proceeds will be
added to the organ fund of Leigh Street
Baptist Church,
Annual Tea.
The ladies OF the Second Presbyterian
Church Will have their annual silver
tea in the church chapel this evening,
from S to 10 o'clock. Mrs. ID. 7. Will
liams. chairman of the committee will
be assisted by the young iudies Of the
church, who will wear dainty Puritan
costumes.
There Will also be an entertainment
for children this afternoon from to 6
O'Clock in the same church.
Lecture Postponed.
The lecture on Italy" announced to
| postponed until tomorrow evening at
| the same hour.
The lecturer, Mrs. l.. S. Lougce, OF
Boston, will be reinforced BY some OF the
! best musical talent In the city, Including
| such artists as Miss Mary Willie s;moot
1 Miss Bowman. Miss Ethel Reed are Mr.
I Robert Pheifer, who Will render an at
i tractivc programme of Italian music.
! The entertainment, which IL for the
4 benefit OF the Loving Circle of the King i
Daughters VIII begin AT $50 o'clock, and
1 VIII he held in the parlors of the Home
i for Needy Confederate Women, No. |;
East Grace Street.
i D. A. r, Meeting.
/ Tlis Commonwealth Charter DatI.h,erA
OF the American Revolutions. VIII. hpl,l
their regular monthly meeting on Mofi.
day NJ noon NJ the home OF Mrs. G, A.
T.. Brock. 5
The meeting WAC Ia 3nttrp54 Inct, HI.