Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

Hunters vocal class met Friday from
to o'clock to reorganize the class song
recitals which proved such pleasure
and benefit during the last season. These
informal musicales will occur every fort-
night during the winter season.
All those who heard the solo "As Pants
the Hart" from Spohrs. "Crueihxion'
sung by Miss Adelaide Watkins Jew
Sundays ago. were surprised at the con
troll and ease with which she sang. MISS
Watkins's voice is a pure resonant ana
sympathetic soprano. She has been
faithful and earnest student for the past
two years under Mrs. Alice Swain Hunt
err
Mrs. Theo. Garnett and her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Bowdoin, are staying at
Mrs. Pliers, No. 115 east Franklin. They
will be in town for week or ten DAYS
Mrs. w. A. Barr is improving ratidly
at the Old Dominion Hospital.
Mrs. w. A. Hlgginbotham, who during
his one years residence In Richmond
made many warm friends, will spend
Thanksgiving-Day in this city.
-
Miss Grace Currier of New Jersey, Is
visiting Miss Ella Jackson, on Franklin
street.
Miss Patton, OF West Virginia, is the
guest OF Miss Florence Dickinson, east
Grace street.
Mrs. Franklin stearns, ST., and daugn-
| ter. Of Culpepe-, Va, are spending tne
| month of November with Mrs. Resale
| Smith. Fifth and Grace streets.
Misses Mary and Helen Morrison have
returned TO Richmond, after summer
spent in New York and Saratoga. They
will spend the winter at Mrs. Bland spo's-
wood Smiths, on Franklin street.
Miss Hartz will spend the winter In
New York, studying art.
Mrs. Russell Robinson and her sister
Mrs. Early. left for New York FRIDAY.
! They VIII also visit Wilmington Del
|
Miss Courtenay Norton, OF Alexandria
will be the guest Of Miss Alice Archer
next week.
Miss Lima Livingstone Mayo Will spend
| January in New York, Philadelphia anu
washington, visiting friends.
Mr.. Carter Branch has returned to the
city.
Mr.. Richard Gaines is in Washington
for few days.
Mrs. Underwood, of Morristown. n. j.
Is a guest of Mrs. Pliers, on Franklin
street
Mrs. Van Voast, prominent society wo-
man of Ohio, is at the Jefferson.
Mrs. and Miss Travers, who spent the
last two winters in Richmond. are al
Mrs. Buoy's on Franklin street.
Judge and Mrs. Holiday and Miss Holl-
day. of Gwathneys. are spending the
winter with Mrs. Charles Talbot.
Miss Emily Addison. who has beer beer
spending the summer ana autumn WIZ
her brother Mr.. Walter ADDISON VI ~, ~
laski. will return TO the city on the Isl
of December.
Mrs william Chisholm, OF Baltimore
is visiting Mrs. +. A. Garnett' on franN
| lin street
Miss Kate Dargett will be the guest o.
| Miss Ruth Tanner for Thanksgiving.
Miss Elsie Snyder, of Washington, d. G
daughter of the late Benjamin Snyder
nresident of the National Safe-Deposl
Company, expects to spend the winter II
, Richmond. for the purpose of continuing
her vocal studies under Mrs. Hunter
Miss Snyder is charming young lady
with a beautiful voice.
, Misses Susan and Nellie Young will
, visit Mrs. Hunter during January.
{ Mrs. James Peasants has returned t
e Richmond.
5 Miss Galloway. of Nelson, is on v'si
to Mrs NJ. d. Hoge.
Miss Annie Lee Alfriend will soon leav
town TO visit her friend, Miss Cottman
S Miss Cottman's engagement to Paymaste
q Hatton. United States army has just bee
| announced
j The Rook Committee OF the Rosemar'
n library. of which Mrs. Joseph r. Ander
. son IS chairman, met at the library Of
: Tuesday The ladies present were MRS
y q H. williams, Mrs. John Dunlop, MIS-
Gussie Daniel. and Mrs. W. I. Robins
MANY new books have been added TO IN
. library.
: Miss Josephine Putney is quite sick Wit
9 fever.
Miss Emma Hume will visit the Mlsse
BOYD for Thanksgiving.