Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
NATEUR MINSTREL SHOW
{ TO Be MADE BIC EVENT
fashionable Society Much Interested
in Charity Affair OF Easter
! Week.
NIsHoP o'CoNNELL TO SPEAK
NW Lecture ut Art Club on Tuesday
Afternoon on "Raphael's Madonna
Of the Chair"-ConCert for Assoc
i ciated Charities

an Nnar1tleS.
The biggest charity event or Easter
week, so far as fashionable society is
noncerned, will be the amateur Min
sirel Show" TO lie given nv :he Girls
Auxiliary to the Ecllc BRYAN Day
Nursery April s. and 10 At The
academy ot Music. The list of patron
esSes Is n long and fashionable one. and
brilliant audiences will fill the academy
IN each evening for these performances.
which promise 10 be fascinating and
novel in every detail. Several OF the
boxes have already been taken. ana a
number of charming parties have been
arranged to witness the entertainments.
The organization includes in Its mem
nershp some Of the leaders OF the
younger SOCIETY set, and the affairs
given by them have been notably hand
some events several son sons ago the
= auxiliary ~ave q Society Vaudeville
4 Henry =. liotchki directing and play
ing leading part in the minstrel troupe.
y Which made such a tremendous hit OH
= that occaS sion, ana Air. HotChkiSs viii
7 again take charge Of the performance
Easter.
81 All sorts or Jokes ana -hits have been
81 arranged for and rchearsals for the
s play will begin tomorrow. Some -
Z the wits and bcauX Of the town who
\ VIII act as end men are !, croNton Cor
i don, Fentou :. Jacobs. Thomas kuyStcr,
h Roger Mi!lhiscr. Alvin NJ Smith and II.
:. Hotchkiss. and the intcrlocutors will
4 bc David Harris lcake, George Warren.
j. Gordon Smith and several others. An
3 enthusiastic meeting of the troupe was
held at the Wcstmorcland club on
Thursday evening. and among those
L who Will have Il part In rho program
are Mcssrs Stuart g. Christian, j. Cor
| don Smith. Alvin NJ. Smith. Catcsby {.
Jones. Garter Il. Grundy. blanchard
s. Forbes, Columbus Cancpa. George II.
Morgan, James liutcheon, Il. Latimcr
Gordon, Ralph Ludwig, Clarke Coul-
bourn. II. w. Belts. David H. Lcake.
Thomas H. Rovstcr. James y. Cowardn.
.iohn Reinhardt !'cntor = Jacobs q;
Lambert. w. Douglas Gordon, J.>CroN-
ton Gordon. Gilmore y. HotChkss. jr.,
Henry 5. I!otChkiss. George W. War
rem, Thomas Il. McAdams. Charles g,
Harris. William Rcinhardt. II. T. Fcath-
rrstone, Thomas +. Bryan, Howard
bryant. Norman Call. Rodgcr Millhiser.
q. letter Jones, L. LINN Tucker. A. c.
Burke and others.
DIR Kcnt's Lecture.
DR.. Charles W. Kent OF tho Unv"r-
sity OF Virginia, addressed n large and
interested audience in the Gintcr Park
Assembly Hall on "Wednesday after
noon. DIR Kent, who occupies the chair
OF English At the University OF Vir-
ginia, Is n gifted and delightful speak
err. and he came to Richmond ut this
time TO speak before the tiintcr Park
chairman of the afternoon and present
cd the speaker to those present. DR..
Kents lecture was in the nature OF
travel talk, and lie spoke in charming
fashion on the subject OF out of-the-
May Places" He carried his hearers
with him through enchanting bits OF
Italy and Switzerland, the Island OF
Sicily, Canada ana the Far West. and
made fairy web OF the beautiful
things that he had seen there. He
L. .s,.la 4,
~ his own as speaker. and his ad-
dress on "Wednesday afternoon was most
enthusiastically received.
DIR. Kent was the guest of Mrs r.
NJ. Kent In Ginter Park during his short
stay In Richmond.
At the Art Club.
The Rt. Rev. p. J. OConneu Bishop
OF Richmond. Will address the Ar,
club OF Richmond on Tuesday after
noon AT 4:31 o'clock OF "Raphac!'s
o'Connell is brilliant lecturer and
his addresses at the club are always
the occasion for large oGtpouring OF
members and their friends Tea will
be served at the conclusion OF mis- talks,
and all friends O: the AT Club. as
we'll as members are cordially invited
10 attend
The history 0: az, class was held
on THURSDAY afternoon II 1910 o'clock.
and Miss ora A. Houston took up the
for members. and met. every Thurs
day AZ the clur.
Zig Charit! Concert.
Society Is greatly interested in the
concert for TIE Associated Charities
that Will b. given 81 the auditorium Of
the Young Men's Christian Association
on TUESDAY evening. March 70 al 5
o'clock. The aHE.- IS being arranged
by Mrs. Clifton y. S!.ler, soprano. as
sisted by JOSEPH: Wh.t,eiuore. tenor.
,tr G-as
d!tonal patro-esses tor tn conce-, In
clude Mrs George Ainslie, Mrs G w
Tanner. Mrs Y = Elicit, Mrs Mann
Valentine, Mr.. Charles Whitlock Mrs
Frank schell. Mrs WILLIAM II White
and Miss Helen stevens
The progsan includes.
All! So Pure" from Martha" Flotow
Mr. Whir,~inore
Scotch songs IN costume
20. Can Ye Sew Cushions?"
Old Scotch Air
The Land o. the Leal."
Baroness Marine
The Laird of Cockpen' very an
Client Scotch melody.
Mrs. Miller
At Drawing" ........... Cadman
5 Down in the Forest ....... Ronald
Mother Machrcc" .......... Olcut,
For You Alone" ................ Gechl
Air. Whittemore
Old English and Irish songs in
costume
Have You Seen Brt whyts Lily
Crow"
The Dumb Wife" Wh!ttIescv
Kitty OF CoieraiDe."
The Keys OF Heaven ... Cheshire
Mrs. Miller
"Berceuse." from "Jocelyn."
EVentide ............. B!umenthal
Mr. Whittemore
Chiidren's songs
The Brownies" ......... Leon,
Where Dreams Arc Made" Johnston
when de Angels Cnll" ....... Homer
BABY .........,.-.. Mrs Reach
THE ELI Man" .... Wei.
81 Mrs. Miller
r~-"Pure as a Bud" . Tbo,nae
Mr.. Whittemore
Song Of the Page" from tho
@ "IIuguenots.
"a Birthday" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cowen
Somewhere n Voice Is Calling"