The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
was present at the Elks' auditorium

was present at the Elks' auditorium
to witness the performance.
The characters were taken as fol-
lows: Pattie Lind Snow, Miss Ollie
Gregory; Misses Louisa and Loueezy
Snow, twin sisters, Misses Cornelia
Walker and Annie Strader; DUN Miss
snow, Miss Bette Owens; Ella Snow
eloqusioniet Mrs. Lloyd; Miss Susan
Deplora Snow. Miss Margaret Owen;
wing Flu, the Celestial Miss Snow Miss
Susie Sampson; Miss Yellow Buzz Snow
an artist Miss Isabelle Saunders; the
Late Lamented Miss Snow, in wax
MISS Lucille Nichols; Miss Sappho SON
neta sma. poet, Miss Bessie Page; Miss
Narie Elise Snow. a French daughter
MISS Lucia Owen; Mrs. Snow, Miss
Ruth Fitzgerald: Gravey, q colored
super, Ingram Robertson
The work of Miss Lucia Owen. MS
Elise, the French maid, was excellent
and her rendition OF the French SONG
and dance was of a high order. Miss
Margaret Owen. who was playing the
part OF an old maid. was excellent, and
her song was most appropriate. In
gram Robertson, in black face was
good and his buck-dancing was clever
The proceeds Of the affair will &C
to the Manchester Kindergarten. Fol
4OW1uB tLue refreshments
were served
Mrs. Rcnnolds Dead.
Mrs. Mary Rennolds, wife Of Rev. J
w. Rennolds. died at tho home OF he1
husband In Powhatan Courthouse this
morning ut 10 o'clock, after an III
ness Of five weeks. She was thirty
six years of age, and Is survived BY
Ter husband and nine children.
The remains will arrive here this
morning at o'clock. The funeral viii
take place here. but up to this time
the arrangements have not been com.
plcted.
Death of Infant.
Louise, the slx-months- old daughter
|oi Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Taylor, died yes
terday afternoon at tho residence OF
her parents. on the Ninth Street Road
The funeral will take place this af-
ternoon at 4 O'clock from the residence
and the lntermcnt will be in Maury
Cemetery.
Personals ana Briefs.
Mr.. Charles Smith, OF Hamilton, Can
ada, and Mr.. Fred Frostc. OF MaNton
IN. c., arc spending a few days with
Mrs. A. G. Frostic, OF No. 1901 Decatur
Street. They will go to Maxton in a
few days, and from there they will
visit the Jamestown Exposition. Be-
fore returning to Canada Mr.. Smith
will visit Richmond again.
Peyton Charters and james Bass.
both Manchester boys. who are we'll
known to the baseball fans, will on
Monday leave for North Carolina,
where they will play independent ball.
They had signed with teams In tho
Western Pennsylvania State League,
but through some misunderstanding
they did not go there.
jeff Mann was locked up in the po-
lice station last night, charged with
being drunk.
Elijah Prince. colored. was yesterday
given sixty days In jail and fined $40
and costs by Squire Cowan, In Oak
Grove, on the charge OF having stolen
packages OF dry goods which no was
employed to deliver for Miller &
Rhoads. IIo was arrested by Officer
Watts
Edward Thomas linton. tho eight.
months-old son of Mr., and Mrs. c. w
Linton, died yesterday morning shortly
latter 2 O'Clock. at tho residence Of his
parents. No. 106 East Tenth Street.
The funeral took place from tho
home yesterday afternoon at o'clock
and the interment was made In Mnury
Cemetery. The services were conduct
el by Rav, IT, Y, Badly.