The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-07

IL all made up an az iv'h 20 w
lirhtful that II Is too bad tlefe vas. ac-
,,e.-iire- 10 Tho ruio. no audience except
~. &c. r,er,h.ra The nlu-lcdlcs are
held once every two weeks, and do great
deal towards fostering love ana cnthusi-
aarn for the best In music. Nt mem rtl-
ship includes some Oh rlpl~e ar c.i'I
I Io-roe Miss williams. ana others equally
well known are all meine-ts hut 50
quietly have the pleasant "---t '.o'i1 nti0
comparatively, know how pieaaant tney
are.
The Richmcnd Chapter Daughters Of
| the Confederacy, gave tea on tuesday
/ afternoon last. from TO oclock' at X.
Is. leo Camp Hall. 10 certainly realized
lie rloaeon--obfoct. which was to promote
| eooiabilitv among the Daughters. Inc
decorations OF the Han were with the
| Confederate ooiors and With flags. There
were. Of course. the usual moral touches,
and shaded lamps lighting up tho whole.
It was a happy thought TO have the en-
fertainruont I'm the hall,and so REGARDED By
all the Daughters guests.
Those receiving were: Mrs. Norman
/ V. Randolph. president OF inc society.
Mrs. Preston u. Moore, chairman Of the
Entertainment Committee; Mrs Alfrc-
Ccurtncv. Mrs. Charles C.. Seldon. Mrs.
Addie Doane Lyons. Mrs Captain Fitz-
hugh. Mrs. Henry BONNER, and Mrs.
| Dabney ]. Carr.
The young ladies' whose graceful ser
vices were lent 90 the general pleasure
were Misses Nina Randolph Julia Lee.
/ Fannie Mcclure. Nellie Boykn. Bessie
Fltzhurh. Evelyn Gordon, Lizzie Tcwnes.
Annie White
All callers were requested 20 register
upon entering the hall, and the record.
which contains about one hundred and
/ fifty names. viii preserved, wrapped IN
n cover emblazoned with the badge of tins
society. two Confederate flags crossed.
and tied with red and white ribbon.
Mrs. Randolph extended an invitation
from General Brander to the Daughters
and all other Confederate societies 10
attend tho presentation Ct O. portrait
OF tho gallant Colonel Willie Pegram 20
r. j.. Lee Camp on Friday. March 18th.
nc p. NJ. Tho presentation speech will
be- made by the gifted Colonel W. Gordon
McCabe. Tho name Of Colonel Willie Pc
gram stands for an the gallant attrib-
utes that made tho finest type of Virginia
soldier. and its mention among The loyal
| "old guard naturally creates enthusiasm.
Among those present were Miss Mary
Baughman. Afrs. Austin Peterborough.
| Miss Fannie Bovkin. Mrs. Frank CrumD.
| Miss Carrie Coleman. Mrs. j. ~ Fl'z-
hugh. Julia leo. Annie and Fannie Nc
/ Guire. Mrs. w. ~ Taiiafcrro. Mrs. 81.
| g. wilkins. Miss Mqrr1ret VIM. Mrs.
| IT, p. Ancfe. Miss Kate Bideood. A1rs.
| r.. j. B0shor. Mrs. Charles Boiling. the
Misses Boyk'n. Mrs. Alfred Courtney.
/ Miss Louisa Claiborne Mrs. IT, q. can
non. Mrs. Cashe, Miss Elizabeth Cannon.
! Misses Minnie and Blanche Dimmock.
| Mrs. M. a. Evans. Miss Florence Evans.
| Miss Agnes Edwards. Annie and Leila
| Gray. Emily Glasgow. Elsie Goddin.
Evelyn Gordon Mrs. u. 4. Gibson. Leila
Hu. Bessie Ti1 Matte Harris. Mrs.
r. ID. Hotchkiss llrs. Goorgo DE p. Koim
Miss LuNe Lyons Mrs Nora Leary Miss
Pauline M0shy Miss Mary Lyons Mavo.
Miss Kate Noting Mrs. John Enders
Robinson Elizabeth T0wrcs. Mrs. Edgar
Tavlcr Ellie williams 1lrs Montgomery
West. and many others.
Miss Nora Randolph the charming
Youngest daughter of Major and Mrs. y.
v. Randolph. was seven years old ycster-
day. and in honor q that birthday enc
tortalued some o. her friends 40 dinner.
the table being beautifully set and dec
grated with yellow jonquis. The other
ladies OF the puy ai a-lo street dress,
but Miss Nora were white and looked
lovely. Her guests woro Misses Margaret
MCGUIRE. Mary Newton Williams Blair,
and Annie R0uaidson. Of PHILADELPHIA.
They were delightful little company and
enjoyed themselves royalty.
The Retreat FOR Che Sick decided 40 tle
regular meeting last Thursday TO hold
their annual reception and pound party
Wednesday, March 10Th. at the Retreat
The lady board Of managers VIII const-
tute the reception committee. The friends
OF the institution WIN Doe accorded cor-
dial reception on that day. II there were
DO other charity done at the Retreat
than that of tho chllrcn's ward, 10 would
De worthy Of the gifts it receives. IL is
the only hospital in the city which has
strictly a chllrcns ward, presided over
bv a matron. There are now fourteen
children I'm the ward. All physicians OF
good standing i'm the city can send their
patients 10 the Retreat. The ladies hope
for O. large attendance en- Wednesday,.
The subject OF yesterday evening
meeting OF Che Saturday Club was
"3fusic." 3irs. Beverley Arunf0rd and
Mrs. Frank Dcanc Williams constituting
tho committee. When lt was announced
that Professor lIn.r would Doe present
and lend his talent 10 the evening; the
pleasure was $50 genuine that not even
tho bad weather ol an unp. 1ntry typl-
ral March dry materially tlinned the al-
dleuce in the uarors-lmited, of course. 10
tho members Of tho club. There were
oresont Nrs Muuf0rl. Mrs. Williams. Miss
* D. Winston lrrs powhatan Robert
son. AIRS. ODD Rulgon, Mis- Bruce. Miss
Mary H. j.. Newton. Miss Sully. MIS-
Louisa Blair. lfrs John Ender5 Robin
eon Miss A. j.. sheppard, and Miss HOus-
Professor Hahr rrefaced his music by
a charming original paper, which was
heartily enjoyed. tlen taking his place
af the piano ana placing his audience in
a debit So dellgntfl. that &c is.not easy 10
measure 81. His programme was as fol-
lows:
Fantasie. in c minor...............Mo Mozart
Sorata. 'I.es Adleux' Observation-Disclosures.
Imnromptu in B hlt.............s Schubert.
Soaring. ..-...-.-. -...'..---.7Ii Manu.
Vo.ksled.. ..............'. .-Aiehdclssonn'
Bdldlo....... .+...t.+s++.'''. 'st-s+ss.- i4-'D-'
owing TO indispositlon, Do was unable
to give tho last numhcr-"Anecro dc Con-
cert (Choplm. lie also accompanied
Mrs. Afunford who sang three sections.
Furldice. fOrfe0).......... .Gluck.
Du Dist do Ruh..................Sch Schubert
Zulail<a.. ....... ..............N cndelssOhn
The quality Of tho finely-culuvated
voice e. peculiarly lovely. and its charm