Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

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Stucken-(b) "Frulingszeit"
Il. Humperdinck-(O "Des Lied Nom
Gluck 90 'Iiebes-Orakel'; (c) lager
Und Sennrin."
r. Wagner-(Duo) Flying Out IN nam
On the Monday afternoon following.
there was the regular fortnightly tea at
the club. at which there was an unusu-
sllv large number of callers. Mrs. jack
SON GUY presided, her assistants being
NIrs Frank Male, and Miss Claire Gull
laume. ,-,-
Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes. OF Norfolk,
president Of the Virginia Bar Association
will lecture before the Womans CIuD To-
morrow evening at o'clock. ON TINS &C
count the afternoon tea will be omitted.
There will be silver tea from to 3
p. NJ. on Thursday, April LIST, at 5l2 east
Eronklin street. for the refurnishng of
q room at the Sheltering Arms Hospital
Even without the attractions which the
names of the ladies interested will sug-
oest the object Of the tea should ensure
a large attendance. Miss Guile Harri-
eon Of Brandon, will receive, assisted
nv Misses Frances Scott, Anna Boykln,
Hone Stewart, Berta Wexford, Louise
Allan MAYO. Alice Archer, Irene t1tz-
gerald. Elsie Cameron, Isabel Pigman'
and Annie Howard, of Texas.
That the Jefferson Society" is a pro-
nounced factor In the sum OF social en-
tertaiument, was reattested last Thurs-
day night, when the gallant members OF
the club devoted the best Inequalities or
their delightful quarters to their lauy
friends 1t is an annually recurring
courtesy and looked forward 70 with
xeen anticipation. Dancing, billiards,
cards and a handsome supper, served
late in the evening at the Jefferson, lent
each its quota to the success or the
chorus of gladness." Among the par
ticipants were Mr.. and Mrs. Cans MI
ana Mrs. Ed. Whitlock, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. L. Strauss, Mr.. and Mrs. /. l. Strause,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Rosenbaum' MI ana
Mrs. Samuel Sycle, Mrs. Solomon Strause'
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Sycle' MT
and Mrs. 1. Biers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benno Hutzler, Mr. and Mrs. D. Il. Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. Block, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Mr.. and Mrs. Dettleback,
Mr. and Mrs. D. b. Kahnweiler, Misses
Fleischman. Essie Straus, Carrie Block
Yetta Kaufman, Sarah Rohr, Lille
Reinhardt. Ella Kraker Mamie Strause,
ida weinberg. Daisy Hutzler, ana
Messrs. NJ. l.. Rose, William Nelson
Alex. Marcuse, M. Marcuse, Eugene
pyle. Alfred Kraker, A. Whiuock, A. ~
Whitlock, Joseph Mittledorfer ana NJ Ia
Strause.
Several beautiful songs were sung
Noble. brave, good, as Is undoupteuly
the ancestry of the congregation OF the
second PRESBYTERIAN church, and distin-
aulsbed as their association through
generations past, even they VIII them
selves win be surprised to see the
line of illustrious people whose races
are the reproduction of the features oil
the Immediate ancestors of the lnte'
rested spectators All this has Deeh uls
covered through untiring ana stuulous
research. History has been made tc
WELD her secrets and the result Is an
unuuestionable family Tree hcluui,is
besides. the boon companions OF lnt
characters In the family represented
Marvellous developments await those Wne
come to the opening Of the FANNY
Album at DR.. Hogs's church, beginning al
o'clock.
There is more pleasant pastime annohs
those who love literature, and VINO nave
the leisure TO indulge their fancies thau
a look backward into the early DAYS
OF the Colonies. Enterprising EDITORS
realizing their fact, Ill their magazihes
and papers with pictures and descrip-
tons woven out of ong-stored-a"aS
documents and letters. Antiquity Is
above par. Busy, busting America
seems at last to pause 10 take looh
at itself In It's infancy. when, though II
arms against It's mother country, ano
disdaining her teachings, yet retained
many OF the airs OF royalty, and tht
refinement that attached to the wei
born across the waters. Those days
when the sons OF the rich were Sent
back 10 be educated at Oxford anc
Cambridge. and returned 10 MI tho haiii
OF Congress with eloqGence and learning
seldom eoualled possass . sweet IRA