The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-06
News GATHERED
FROM sOUTAs|DE
Second Production u "Mrs.
Wigs" Made Big llit Last
Night.
HAVE SEVERAL y. 4 " OFFERS =
Mrs. Crostic Died il Swansboro.
y. M. G. A. to Have Meeting
Tomorrow.

3IO-MOTTOW.
Manchester Bureau, rI,mes,pis,paa,tch,
Before a most Representatives au-
Hicnce, "Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage
Patch was presented last night for
tho second time. and the production
went Off without hitch. Better order
was maintained in tho hall, and the
players wcre much more at ease and
brought out the striking points OF
their limos to greater advantage.
One OF tho most pleasing features
of the play was tho fact that none of
the characters missed n line, this being !
scmcthing out OF the ordinary for
amateurs. All played their parts most
admirably. ASIA Miss Rachel Smell
lings. was faultlcss. as was Australia"
and "Europcna.'' Miss Cevo Gary and
Miss Fitzgerald, respectively.
Miss Esther Strnder and Mr.. CO.
wardtn acquitted themselves in most
mantle roles OF Miss Lucy" and "A1r.
lob" Their work In the third act
was greatly enjoyed by the audience
"BillIe Wiggs." played by George
Paul, was well done. He was original,
and brought forth many laughs from
the audience. All the other charac-
tors were good.
The company should feel much compli-
mented. since there have already been
Il number OF persons after the productions.
On yesterday q letter was received from
the pay be put on there. Is a ateseher
probable that the company will go there
some day next week. Several institutions
In Richmond have also been after the
z rpfcCp! organ IN tiOn wanted 1T
scented on Church Hill, and tho other IN
Belvdere Hall.
terrain Church. made a handsome sum out
OF the two performances.
Y. M. C. a. Meeting.
Rev. J. W. Porter. Of Newport News
who has been conducting the revival at
x morrow afternoon hold 4 meeting for men
MT Leader Hail. under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. He
will have for his subject THE Sins That
Kill" An excellent musical program will
be rendered.
Mrs. Crostic Dead.
Mrs. Julia crosuc, wife OF Mr.. w. C..
crostic, died yesterday morning, at, her
hand and two brothers. AIessrs. Ben and
4 NVoodson Bass. She Is also survived by
her father. Mr.. Ira Bass.
The I funeral Of Gsorge w. saugh who
place from Stockton Street Church yes
terday at o'clock. The spall-bearers were
Messrs. L. NJ: Robertson: G. Walthall.
wv. Foesec, David Brooks, Alonzo Gar
Der and Leo clary. Mr.. Baugh was over
2 widow and one sister.
Mr.. Thraves for House.
Mr.. W. y. Tnrayes, Of Powhatan. was
candidacy did for the Legisaturs in the the
wills G Pulliam. the incumbent. 5
Mr. Thrases Is prosperous, farme.
In Manchester and Chesterfield as wei
as in Powhatan county.
He was for some time instructor al
the Richmond Academy. Tho f1gh
young men are exceedingly popular.
Services in Churches.
In Central Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow tho pastor. Rev J. K; Jolliffe
will preach at both services HIS
cessful Revival" In the evening he will
have for his theme 1.-THE Valley Of Achor
a Door OF Hope The choir will repea
the Easter music. and WILL be assisted
8 by Richmond talent
Regular services will be held In Gal
Grove Baptist Church, to- morrow. an,
preach pre- hin in the morning on "opportunit
and Opposition. His evening subject wi
be Whose Fault?"
Elks' Team.
Tho Manchester Lodge. B. ?. @; Elks
has organized q ball team. and Samu v
has given out the line-up. which is a
follows: Edward Waymack. catcher
Buck. Frankl,n: first base; ~ Paw
ton. third-base: Morton Graves, short
stop: Marshall Jones. pitchers, samut
Patterson, left Reeder shlppp p;,, cen
This team will play teams from Rich
mond and Petersburg lodges
To Repeat Music.
Tho choir OF tho Sacred Heart Churc
on Sunday morning will repeat the mas ma,
teen ladies' from Richmond Will nssis
the choir
nc Soeman tho pRS9sr &
for several days. returned to the cit
yesterday.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Woodall ha,
announced the engagement Of the
eosb tho Wsadng 70 take paca at
First Presbyterian Church on the 1S
OF April, at O'clock
c aex p Street 1ae Gsap ch w at 81
s Tho Easter ! sg IS hunt nj; W. which z! !, W
will DO held Monday afternoon. iund
# trail trail NJ i. Church, at the home of MI
The G. II. c. Club held Its regul
meeting yesterday afternoon at Il
residence of Miss Louise Reams I
lisa belle Moseley, the daughter OF
c. Moseley, of 11S East, Tenth Stree
met with. q painful accident yesterda
She fell down the steps and broke h
collar-bone. DR.. Hill was called
II and attended her The little girl
getting along. nicely.
~ The Archer homes tead located az
corner of Ninth and Stockton Stree
has been sold to Mr. William
Archer. Tho sale was made by a,
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