Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-06

of their friends at Mrs. Colston's Friday
evening. The following programme was
! finely rendered:
Part I.-"For What Thou Art" Ckose-
wig) Miss Myrtle Atkinson; Az farl-
ing" Rogers) Miss Fairfax loving
Memories" (Neidlinger) MISS EllZa t,,..i
| Fisher; "Out on the Deep" Q-ohr) MISS
Ellen Douglas Garrett; "A Dream
Bartlett) Miss Evelyn Bridges; Duet
to-" from Der Freischutz," (Weber)
Misses Camm and Watkins; when Love
Is Kind" (Werner) Miss Bonibel Ililery
Autumn Sadness" (Nevin( Miss Annie
| Leigh Camm: "Romanza," from u, ARR
can" (Meyerbeer,) Mrs. Joseph P. Four
'-I PeTt u.-"Ave Maria" tduzzl) Miss
Lucille Pizzini; "ReYeries," (NeidlingerD
Miss Agnes Mccarthy; 'Se Saran Rose, -
(ArdiuD Mrs FOurqurean; Hush, My
Little one" (Bevignani) Miss T1llery
"Scena Ed Aria" from Der freischutz'
ONeber) Miss Adelaide Watkins; Aria"
from Samson and Delilah," Saint
saens) Mrs. ]. b. Howard; 81 Ete. -
(Chaminade) Miss Camm, "Nymphs ara
Fauns," (Bemberg) Miss watkins; chorus
with soprano oblgatO. Ave Maria,
(Abt) Mrs. Fourqurean and class.
The Karger concert, to be given for
the benefit of the Retreat for the Sick
on Monday night. promises 70 be an en-
tertainment well worth attending The
members of the concert company come
highly recommended by the musical cri-
ties Of Richmond as well as northern
cities. Max Karger, the violintst, has
recently returned from Europe, bringing
with him many laures. Another of the
musicians is Miss Jeanette MacClana-
han. In speaking Of her rendering OF
us Gwine Back TO Dixie" one OF tue
northern journals says: She responded
TO an encore and was again recalled.
this time giving 'Is Gwine Back 4"
Dixie" with so much feeling that she
brought tears 10 the eyes or many. one
played her own accompaniment. WINE
She sang the words of the homesick old
negro turning his steps toward his be-
loved Southland, there was picture IN
the minds OF some of plucky little Ten
nessee woman away OFF In cold New
York battling her way to success and
fame by her voice. that is as mellow as
the southern breeZes and rich as the
perfumes OF it's perpetual flowers.
The programme arranged has many at
fractions. such as "Chaminades Sum-
mer Song" the always beautiful Ave
Maria" Faust Fantastic" and other
old favorites. During the concert Mr..
Karger will play Paganinis famous solo
for the G. string on the violin, with only
one string.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian and
Christian churches will hold a sympo-
stun In the Woman's Christian Asso-
citation parlors. for the benefit OF that
institution, on Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy the 18th. at s o'clock. This will BE-
the programme:
Piano solo, Miss Mera: vocal quartette.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvie Blair, Mrs. Fitz. and
Mr.. williams; recitation. Miss Mary IL.
Crenshaw: mandolin and guitar duet.
Shubert brothers; vocal selection, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Warren; recitation, Miss
Mamie Leahy: solo. Mrs. Harvie Blair;
innloharp and xylophone, Shubert broth
ers; chalk talk. Mr.. W. Mac. Jones; solo.
Mr.. Frank Cunningham; gramophone.
Shubert brothers.
The Valentine Tea TO be given on st.
Valentine-Day will be one OF the most
delightful entertainments given this year