The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
ONE D1I's NEWS ~ FASHIONABLE
RTCH MOND.
Monday Afternoon at the Woman's Club
Richmond German-Personal Mems
tion-Charities.

music. In the competent hands Of Mrs.
j. Smith Brockenbrough, Mr.. Hair, Miss
Louie Noting, Miss Gulllaume ana
Master John Powell. occupied the genera
attention. Praise OF all is very enthu-
siastic and more musicals OF the same |
delightful kind is regarded as the very
desirable thing The hour for meeting
was 4:45 Il. NJ. particularly pleasant
one at this season. The parlors were
crowded. Among those present were the |
guests OF the chairman-Mr. John Powell. |
principal Of Richmond Seminary; Judge |
and Mrs. Lamb. Mr.. Lucien Tatum, |
Misses Susie Noting. Daisy Yarbroush. |
Zelle Minor, Marian Harris, and Fannie |
Ellyson.
Mrs J. Smith Brockenbrough, as chair
man. made brief and graceful intro
ductory speech in which she commented
upon the geuus OF Beethoven, and the
compositions which were 10 be rendered
as expressing whatever was greatest and
most individual i'm II. She made partlcu-
larry graceful allusion 10 MT. tanr
analysis. which was TO follow. ana then
expressed her thanks 10 the Others whose
cooperation and talent had maze the
musical a possibility.
The first number for the evening was
Beethovcns Second symphony. by Mr..
Hair. Miss Loulie Noting. Miss Gun
laume. and Mrs Brockenbrough. For hah
an hour tn, four held the keen attention
Of the audience. and the general impress
sion seems 10 ho-Of this as or the Two
remaining features Of the programme
that any one of them would nave re-
warded brilliantly considerable energy 'n
the direction OF attendance.
Mr.. Hair next gave am analysis OF no'h
the compositions presented during the az
ternoon. TO say that the analysis was an
Interpretation Of genius TO which apiil'y
gave force and sympathetic insight gave
charm Is TO express the unanimous SEN
timent Of critical audience. MT hant
acquitted himself in 90 way Whioh won
golden opinions. and places his auulehce
immeasurahlv I'm his debt.
Third and last was Beethoven lhitu
Concerto by Master John Powell. accom-
named by Mr. Hahr. The childs real
musical genius is recognized by an ms
friends as bv the most competent JUDGES
An this city. His contribution 10 inc al
| tornoon's entertainment was brilliant
| enough 10 have done rare credit 10 thtee
times his vears-fOurtccn. Altogether 'he
musicale distinctly scored one.
Nrs Stephcn Putney leaves ON Satnr-
| da,- 10 attend the Congress or the bau5u-
/ tors Of the American Revolution WHO"
| will Doe held I'm Washington.
| The engagement Of Miss Nannie i'ahs
| horne ana Alr' ho",i -, yeolf
/ Mass. Us 'iilo''l' .t,l. i.tter's sis
! Miss langhorhe WIN w '''0
| ter ~ her Boston home.
pronarations for the cotillion 10 be given
r-esorson bv Major Lewis GinCer
This evening arc proceeding at thar pe"u-
| tffuI hotel with great diligence
4 feature Of the affair will be the cleo
! trical illumination of the court and ar
| cades. which will be very brilliant with
diiereht-eoiol ''9 -, g., The hest
Dee served 10y NE 49,,
style ol '"' '"
r.,... ,,,fi no n home
MI ','i''', r,.iI,,,s dlrlne February.
informally o"
49,. Moore Of Nor
| Misses Alice ana Mt'h N""'
folk. are Nisl', ~ ,"'
west r'"''"'''
MISS Sinoot, vi -.
guest oil MIS- -i"'
...,..,. ,, cooroor-
rms eyenlnE ~ c,.5,.l ,,.tt, his stere-
HAZE MT. y. j. ~, .,,nlonenfed
optlcoh views oi ,ii r1,,,f,fo,
! by charming music by 'hc Dlu Do', No..
SeNtette. VII give am ''''l -, Am,
Us for the beneht or the si'''''' .i. -
booth Of the Bazaar. his el''i ''','
ment. together with that al Sae"s'i
Halle Yesterday afternoon, are TOT the
general fund Of the Bazaar but were
einplv gotten mo by the Sheltering Arms
booth
The birthday fete. which was 10 have
been given at the rectory Of the Episco
nal ciuroh i'm Manchester. will be hei'
80 .ta residence of Mrs. Andrew Snel
-, t,oo porter street. This change
,'''7 -, -. o,,.ir,, IN the serious illness
Nus p''' '''u' -. I. 10 boned tha
OF lhe rector NO., .....o,l li,er.,I-,
Richmond irlehus VIII i' ,.,'.,..,, ., o,.
ening Miss Neile ho5''9 ".,' -.
will a number OF oiheI pop"'"' P'0F'
including MI. lladdon Watkins
Mrs. Peter Warwisk is the quest OF u"
Misses Wallace.
The following clipping from a 'olum
bia. $. C.. paper will interest many hlcn
| monders. the young ladies referred q
heinc, cbarminelv known here.
r.cborcbe German and banquet wa.
ei,,.n a. tho cherokee club rooms on
5I-,i.i,,. ,.,.e,,ino bv Major Bernard Evans
,I ,.ro,,l Tobn Gary Watts i'm hono
~ r-lizobetb Winston Lee. Of Nir
ID Nj Marie Antoinctte Evans
49, ,.,o, - : q Miss Lees toilet wa
80. ~ ,'.ol,l.d siik and chiffon. her flow
"','', ,.ioi,,s ana In France roses.
,f... ~, ,.ora white orgaudie owe
~. hor o,rnftnre was duchess
green 'liN' "' r,r,,,o roses