The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-04
MISS REINHARDT
AT W0MAN'SCLUB
The Season Opened With an Excel
lent Performance.
THE GERMAN-AMERlCAN LADIES.
The Association Holds n Mccting-Thc
Homeopathic Free Dispensary to
Meet Personal and
Social News Notes.

Tho season Of lSeS-'99 was formally
opened at tho Womans Club last even
ing. under delightful conditions. IL was
the first rc-assombling Of members since
the early summer. and greetings were,
therefore. Of a peculiarly warm and cor
dial kind As suited TO the seasonf vases
OF golden rod stood upon the mantels
and elsewhere in the parlors The lights
were lif. and altogether the interior was
cnucing Music by Miss Annie Louise
Kclnhardt. OF Richmond. and Miss HenOp,
Of New York who is now visiting Mrs.
AllstOn Cabell was "a feature Of the even
INK. 90 which an present owe much pleas
ure.
Each adds 90 unusual natural gifts fine
cultivation Miss Renhardts selections,
ail Of which were cordially appauded.
were.
Seventh Concerto dc BerloO: Cavatina
lRaD. Legcnde (WienawskD. and The
Swan tSt Saemg.
When urged to play. Miss Henop re-
fpondcd with. improvisation (McDOwciD:
Easter Music BACH. and Meistersinger
CWaencu. She acquitted herself bril-
nantly. and 10 was The hearty regret OF
on yho enjoyed her mastery of her art
that the short evening forbade a longer
programme. Miss Reinhardts advance
since she was last heard at tho club SIS
really remarkable and was a subject of
general comment.
Among the strangers present was Miss
Brooks. Of England "a young elocutionist
OF fine gifts who has come 10 Richmond
90 make her home. and Is az present visit
ing her sister. Mrs Herbert G. Duce.
Miss Brooks was Tor some years mem
Der Of the well-known Ben Greet Theatri-
which
donors
Yesterdays tea was not tho inaugural or
the proposed daily series These will not
De begun until later.
Mrs John Finders Robinson. 113 south
Third street. has issued 70 call for "a meet
inc OF the George Washington Memorial
Association at her residence. Saturday
next az Do o'clock This is the first meet
ms for The FAIL and large attendance is
urged.
Mrs Ellen Dayton Blair viii on We'd
nesday night give a chalk talk at 81.
James Methodist church. 10 which the
public are cordially invited. Mrs Blair
visits Richmond az this time in order 20
attend he convention Of the WOman's
Christian Temperance Union.
Miss Fannie Ross returned TO Rich
nond yesterday. having had a delightful
aly in the mountains of Virginia
Misses Louise and Adele Williams have
returned after delightful visits TO Eagles
mere in the mountains Of Pennsylvania, |
the Jersey Coast. Long Branch, and other |
points of interest.
Mrs Fizhugh Lee is now with Mrs. |
nnNq1 eUf east Franklin street
Mrs Joseph Winston. who has for some |
years lived I'm Louisville making her |
home with her daughter, Mrs. Rutledge,
IS also at Mrs. Duvars.
a meeting Of the German-American La
dies Aid Association. Will be held al half |
past 4 o'clock to-day az the Virginia Hos
p.oal. for the purpose of perfecting ar
for the operetta. 10 be given
later ia tho fan AS usual. the proceeds
Of the entertainment go 10 relieve the
needs OF the sick poor among our Ger
man citizens. and the general public is
very imperfectly posted regarding the
amount Of fine work done in this con-
nection by the Association.
At n meeting Of James r. Herbert
Camp. United Confederate Veterans held
10 Baltimore Saturday. resolutions were
i"'pl'i 'u''I9i"b '"e "c''o" oA ~ h'
Zee ''ml ln opposing lne naming OF any
successor 20 MISS WINNIE DAVIS the
'"ush'eI or the CohleueIacy'
meeting OF me Board or Managers OF
me Homeopathic fIee blspehsary. VIII
.e held To-day at half past IL o clock, in
tead OF half past O'Clock as hereto
ore.
iay from winchester. after delightful
visit 10 friends there ana In Martins
lurg W. va