The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
WITH RICHMOND WOMEN
"SONG RECITIL" At JHE WOMAN'S
Clue IsUCCEsS.
The Usual Fortightly Tea on Yesterday.
Young Ladies' Organize n Euchre
CIub-Other News.

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on the slate in the reading room and in
The Times as being under the charming
| and efficient auspices of Miss c. r. Hunt.
| Mr.. George T. NJ. Gibson, Mr.. T., \.
\ Hcon, cello; and Mr.. James Iredell Jen-
Lins, accompanist. with Mrs. William ID.
| Thomas as chairman for the evening,
| The names made a promising quartette
| 10 everybody familiar with them and that
many as the full NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| some OF the most critical musical au-
| thOrity in the city-cOnclusively proved
The programme was as follows:
Garrett Colyn.-Thou Art not Near Me.
| Clayton Johns-la) ROumanian Gypsy
Song: 90 1 Cannot Help Loving Thee.
Carissimi, l604-Vittora MIC core.
Nerdi-Q-a froza del Destino), Pace MIC
Do.
Manzochi-CD I Pescatori.
Duprato-(a) lei bas. Bizet-(b) Pas
toral.
r. Hahn-a) 81 mes vers avaient des
| allies. j. Massenet-(b) Enchantment.
G.. Chaminado-( Duo) Duo d Etoilos.
J. 5. Bach-Aria, Cello obligato) Mein
| glaubiges Herr frolocke.
r. Franz-la) I'm Herbst. Van der
| Stucken-(b) Frullngszeit.
T.. Humperdlnck-(a) Das lied vom
| Gluck: Co) Liebes-Orakel; (c) jaeger und
sennrin.
r. Wagner-Duo) Flying Dutchman.
Miss Hunt possesses a rich, fun. ana
hnoly-trained mezzo-soprauo voice, whose
beauty was particularly clear in the
Songs "Ici Bas." by Duprato. and I'm
Herbst." by Franz. Mr.. Gibson was
heard TO admirable advantage I'm Gluck
aria, with cello obllgato by Mr.. Il. A.
NJ fnff Fa
doubt Of their particular enjoyment or
that, as of the duets also.
Mrs. William ID. Thomas was unable
TO be present. and the duty Of intro
ducing the singers deyolyed u9on the
recently elected president Of the club,
Mrs. Archer Anderson. who performed
il gracefully. From start to finish. the
| evening goes down as, in some respects,
the most delightful Of a year which has
been full OF good things. After the
musicale. light refreshments were served
by Mrs. l.. G.. Minor. Miss Guillaume,
Miss Mary Mabin Lyons. Miss Elizabeth
Moore. and Miss Madge FREELY. Tie
guests Of the chairman were DR.. w.
| ID. Thomas the Misses Thomas Mrs.
A. 3. Cam& Madame Gmllaume. and
Miss A. r.. Jenkins.
Between the hours Of and O'Clock
Yesterday evening. the usual rortnghiy
tea diverted club members. the mlid
weather and aluring skies resulting IN
q steady flow Of callers, who kept the
cordial committee-Mrs. Jackson Guy,
Mrs. Frank Nallo, and Miss Claire Gun
laume-very busy indeed welcoming
them. Conversation concerned itself
chiefly with tho promised lecture before
the club of Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes. OF
Norfolk. rhe lecture IS down for the
evening OF March 10Th. NJ half-Dast
o'clock. with what pleasure it IS ex-
pected every Vireinan who knows Mr.
Hughes qualities as a speaker Will thor
| oughly understand.
The wedding Of Mr.. TazcWcll Taylor, OF
Norfolk. and Auss Anne McCaw, Will take
place al the residence of Or. Moncure, in
! williamsburg, on April ith. Rev. Hart
Icy Carmichael will perform the ceremony
Miss McCaw's attendants will be Misses
Mary McCaw, Della Tompkins, Evelyn
Gordon, and Annie Taylor. The wedding
Will be an exceedingly simple and quiet
one.
10 IS certainly one in which many Vir-
glanians feel peculiarly genuine and
even anectionate interest. IT IS charm
ing match. Miss McCaw is now the guest
OF Mrs. Charles Davenport.
one Of the most charming OF Lentcn
luncheons thus Tar was that given by
Mrs. 4. B. Guigon, On honor Of Mrs.
Or) Watkins OF Sparlanburg, S. c.,
who IS the guest OF Mrs. John Howard
southall. The flowers upon the table were
pink carnations. Those making up the
party were Mrs. Watkins. Mrs John
Howard Southall. Mrs. william l.. shop-
pard. Mrs Lewis Aylett. Miss Annie
Empie Sheppard and Mrs. Guigon.
The Arundel Club Stock Company, Bal
timore was Incorporated on Saturday by
Mary Sherwood. Mary Wilcox Brown.
Edith Duer Elizabeth T. King. and Alice
Gilman, the two first named being well
known 10 many Richmond people. The
capital stock viii be $1,000 in 1000 shares.
The club viii erect clubhouse.
Miss Bessie Ay.ett, Of King william
county. is the guest OF Dir. and Mrs.
Thomas Boiling.
Mr.. Robert Shaw. Of Boston, Mass:
Miss Mamie Langhornes hance. is now
I'm the city ami yesterday afternoon save
q tallyho party in the latter's honor.
which was chaperoncd by Mrs. Moncure
Perkins Miss Langhornc's charmnsly
sunny nature always strikes q very hap
ny keynote for amy party Of which she
is one and yesterdays affair was de-
lightful. Miss Bessie Martin. and Messrs
Leigh r. Page and Saunders Hobson were
among g. party.
Miss Neale IS now visiting Miss Grace
Coward'n Dammann, Of Baltimore.
Fourteen OF the most charming girls Of
the younger set have formed a Euchre
Club which is to have weekly meetings
during Lent.
one of the members who has said some
Of the best things that have gone the
social rounds this winter. told the writer
that it was to be called tho Twice a Fort
night or Once d Week club.
Mrs Nat. p. Cooke. of Hanover. IS tho
guest Of Mrs. John Il. Cooke. South Third
street.
Miss Helen Quarles Is the guest Of
Miss Jennings, Of Danyille.
Miss Louise Quarles has returned from
the West.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club will
meet tomorrow al the residence OF Mrs.
Oudge) Keith.
That III health has made IL necessary
for Judge Atkins 70 take a trip to the
Springs. I'm order TO rocuporatc. is very