The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-04

crowded Bclvidcre Hall to its utmost
capac1ty yesterday afternoon.
AS the curtain rose upon Red Ridinr
8iood's cottage home. Miss Emily Wade.
With her chorus OF school girls. clad
In pretty white frocks and picture hats.
sang the beautiful bubble Chorus"I
with charming effect.
Miss Mary Page Gry,mes. an Mother
and Miss Mary Covington Evans can.
tured the audience with their duet and
L then Inc curtain went down uDon n
scene that was all too short
me second act contains the beauti.
y iul chornses OF the play, when yiolets.
Hhiuebelis, flower maidens, rainbow.s
Eialraes and wayelets are introduced,
one after the other, In bcwllderinr
array OF pretty children. and gay cos.
8.u!1les, special mention is due to the
tiny violets. who sing ..Three Little
Kittens" and cannot fail to take tho
audience by storm. The dance of tho
Tower maidcns is another remark
ABLY pretty and graceful AFFAIR and
T, great credit on Mrs. Fannio
ElhaW Grymes, who trained the girls
in this feature. . : -
The hit Of the entire performance
comes ONES, however, when Red Riding.
tiooo, 1ying on q grassy mound with q
ialry.s wand above ner head, is wooel
70 slumber by soft violin lullaby
Played BY sevcn-year-old Maria Adj
klns. Little Miss Adkins was Obliged
10 respond to an encore yesterday
Dr w. 3. Cownrdin adds greatly
10 the effect Of the beautiful BIRD
Sons" Of the Mother In tho second act
oy his sweet flute accompaniment.
The operetta will be repeated this
evening at o'clock. and again to-
morrow evening.
Goode--DuVal.
y pretty home wedding took place
tuesday morning at IL O'Clock. when
Miss NJ s,i Mamie 3 I, ,D9yal became the bride
was performed in the. homo OF the
bride. No. 1913 South Laurel Street, BY
the Rev. j, B. Hutson, of Pine Street
Baptist Church, assisted by the Rev.
sDrmCridlin. OF manchester.
The parlors were prettily decorated
n palms, Easter lilies and cut flowers,
the bridal party standing under m arch
ct the plano. Sic played the the 's "Flo was
Song" and 20. Promise Me-" before TIA
entrance of the bridal party. tho
Bridal Chorus" from I4ohengrin, and.
during the ceremony. '.Sunbeams and
Shadows" ~
The bride was attended by her niece,
Miss Daisy Goode. who wore a bcauti.
full gown Of cream net over silk and
carried blush carnations tied with nale
pink gauze. Little Miss Virginia
Goode, in a dainty white organdy
fro9k, made a pretty picture as ring,
hearer Little Misses Mary MARKHAM,
and Dora Hetzer, also In white held
the ribbons. "a 8fl
The bride entered with her brother.
Mr.. Luther DuYal. She wore an ole
rant golng-aWay gown Of dark blue
and carried Bride roses. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodc left at once for
New York. and a trip along the New
England coast, They will lie at home
after May LIST, at No 126 South Laurel
Street, Il N v
Cards Out,
Cards have been received In Rich
mond for the marriage OF Miss sue
Evelyn Thornton, daughter OF Mrs. Sa..
lgda hornton, Of Republican, Grove,
,Ya,psto Mr.. Thomas jackson Bagby, 81
Richmond, The wedding will, take,
place Wednesday evening. April nth,
at o'clock IN tho Baptist Church at
Republican Grove, Va. rs
MT, Ragby slsE q Wel-known business
man Of this city, and the announcement
of his approaching marriage Will bos
received With interest by Ills many
Mundy-G Gibson.
Abe marriage ,of Alrp, Lucille lso,Si