The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-06

hlts Juilette MClOithfV.
y Dueito-lMendelssch Miss Marsa-
ret b. Walker.
.. Reading-LIfe Of Schubert. Miss Jen-
ME Hughes.
10. Spinning -sMendelssohn) Mas
| ter John Powell.
II. Impromtu No. s.-(schubert). Miss
/ Jennie Schoen.
u. (a) Marche Funebre; (b) volks
I Tied. (Mendelssohn), Miss Martha Pain
ter.
10. Serenade-(Schubert). Miss Bessie
Pace. Violin obligato by Miss Lila
Seeligson.
H.-(a) Songs without Words, No. 25
(b) Songs without Words. No 10. Cien-
oelssohn): (c) Du Dist die Rub: (d) The
Ell King, (schubert-Leizt), Mr.. Hair
The musicale was in honor Of the two
composers Mendessohn and Schubert,
whose birthday anniversaries both oc-
CURED last week. All the performers.
! both instrumentap and vocal, together
with the readers, gave delightful and In
many cases, artistic performances
Mrs. Alice Swain Hunters music plnils
gave a. very delightful musicale one even
! ing last week at the residence Of MIS-.
| 4, Il. Camm. The programme showed
/ both exceptional talent on the part "
pupils and exceptional efficiency on the
/ part OF iItlT
Miss Annie Leigh Camm has developed
I a soprano Of pure and beautiful quality
4 and other members Of the class have
given promise OF brilliant things In the
future.
! The ladies' Matinee Musicale met Fri
day afternoon az the residence OF Mrs.
j. smythe Brockenbroueh. After the
regular programme to which Miss Daily,
Mrs. George w Stevens, Miss Msagher,
+ Miss Diggs. Miss Guillaume, Mrs. Rehl-
ing. Master John Powell ard Mrs. Brock
enbrouch contributed. Master John
/ Powell played several selections and Miss
/ Lila seligson. OF Texas. gave Musins
Mazurka % concert on the violin.
Invitations are out to the tea to be
given under the auspices OF OakwOod
Memorial Association, Tuesday. February
/ 10Th. to II O'Clock, at 2605 east Grace
/ street, the residence Of Mrs. Taliaierro,
/ which she has kindly placed at the SER
I vice OF the Association. The parlOrs VIII
I be decorated I'm the Confederate colors
! and an orchestra will be present TO sup
ply music. Military guests are requested
! TO wear uniforms.
Miss Louise Prosser will leave the city
! on Wednesday to visit friends in Weldon,
l y. c.
! Card parties divided honors with tbs
I informal at home during the past week.
/ Never during any week OF the season have
/ they been 40 numerous. Mrs. y. ii.
Grundy. Mrs Plaasanton Conquest, and
Miss Kate Meredith were among those
who entertained most delightfully."-, 90 re-
| cards the former. Mrs. ]. Hogc Tyler.
I Mrs. Percy Montague and Mrs Clifford
\ Caperton, Mrs. James Lyons, and others,
/ all made their at home" days memoir
ably pleasant for their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham ar
rived in Richmond Friday and are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Warren. Mrs.
/ Cunningham viii receive a warm wei
come from her many friends. rs Miss
! Lewis Butt she enjoyed great popularity
/ in Richmond and was much admired. The
! Matinee Whist Club wcs delightfully."- en-
! lertaincd by Mrs. Warren last week, Mrs.
/ Joseph A. White Mrs. +. y. Hotchkiss
/ and Mrs. Green being present. in addi-
\ ton TO the members Of the club
/ The members of this years class at
Miss Logs7's studio gave dance on
/ Friday night, at 3l6 east Main street, and
unless (Dpearances ar3 much more &C.
d telAlul IMAM AAIs N--tt+As go
/ entertainments Of the week have been
more enjoyed. Miss Logan and Mrs. W.
p. De saussure received and the dane
T ers. all of whom were in fancy dress,
came in such infectiously gay splits
mat II was delightful 90 be present sim
by as a spectator. To plano music
the dance proceeded until late hour
with songs in the intervals by Miss ilar-
rison, Of Amelia, and 1r. Frank Cunning
ham, Jr.
1'hoss present were Misses Kathel'ne
Douthat Rebecca Bell. Daisy Hancock
Nellie davenport, Louise Price Louise
Tavlo,. Marie Archer. Mary James, tar
/ IJghtfoot. Anne Grant Frances VIII
liams. Estelle De Saussure, Nora Hous-
! ton Mamie De Saussure' Mary DuNh'
! George Wilson. Catewood Stevenson
posev Meredith, Kate Abernathy' Harri-
son. OF Amelia Mrs. Rhoads' Mrs. hous-
ton, Massrs. William Townes' Nhliah
Uarvie. Frank Cunningham. Jr., Grey
/ skinwjth Hugh Skipwith. Murat Willis,
Adolph Osterioh, TaZewell fltzgerala'
Beverly Tucker. Clarence Thomas. Adj
olson Lewis. Carroll Montague, william
Nichaux. Frank Green, Lightfoot Brook
! Favetto workman, Sam. Tyler joel Per-
! rim, John Lsary. James Tyler JACK he
| Treville Lane Lacy, Richard workman,
! Robert Peyton, Littleton titzsefalu' anu
I Reed Nenable.
| The young ladies' OF Mrs. Alice Swain
| Hunters vocal class, entertained rev
/ OF their friends at Mrs. Raleigh Col
| ston's Friday evening.
/ The selections were finely rendered py
the following ladies:
| Part I-l.-"For What Thou Art
| Rosewig). Miss Myrtle Atkinson.
| AT Parting" Rogers), Miss FAR
| fax Loving.
S.-"Memories." CNeid!inger). Miss Eliz-
| abeth Fisher.
| 4-"Out on the Deep" UohD, Miss
| Ellen Douglas GaYnett.
| "a Dream" CBartletD, Miss Evelyn
| Bridges.
| 6.-"Duetto" from Der Freischutz,'
| CWeber). Misses Camm and watkins.
| 7.-''When Love is Kind (Werner)'
| Miss Bonibel Tillery.
| S-"Autumn Sadness" (Nevin), Miss
| Annie Leigh Camm.
| g-"ROmanza" from "LAtrican.
| (Meyerbeer). Mrs. Joseph p. Fourqureen.
| Part lI.-l.-"Ave Maria, OuZz),
| Miss Lucille Pizzini.
2.-"Reveries." (Neidlinger), Miss Agnes
| Mccarthy.
3.-"se Sarap Rose CArditD, Mrs.
Eouro,irQan