The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-13
md Randolph Harrison, Nellie and Jack
Gordon, Ella Buck and others.

Gordon. Ella Buck and others.
Last Thursday night the German-Amer-
ican CHORAL Association gave a sacred
concert which was most successful
affair. at zimmermann' Hall. The fol-
lowing attractive programme was smooth
Iy and creditably rendered:
p,rt Ito God on High" 'To Thee.
n ord . chorals from Mendelssohn's
"st. PAUL. German-American Choral
Association.
Meditation-Violin Solo. Bach-Gounod,
Mr.. Frederick Hoffman,.
90 salutaris." Duet, II. Willard, Mrs.
Charles +. Mutter and Miss Annie Ire
mcr. -
Tho Burial OF Moses" Recitation, Mr..
"The Holy City" stephen Adams.
Miss Nette Bush.
PRAYER from Der Freischuetz," c. III.
V. Weber.
Annie Tremer. Messrs. Charles Gasser
ard Mr.. william Hsrbig.
Prayer-Bass Solo, Hitler, Dir. Henry
Rueger.
part II.-Cavatina, Violin Solo j. Har-
old Henry, Mr.. Frederick Hoffman,.
ave Maria" J.. Cherubini, Miss An
| ME Tremer.
recitation. Selected. Mr.. s. L. Kelly.
"Es ist bestimmt in Gottes Rath,
| Mendolssohn. Quartette.
| Duet-sslected Mcssrs Henry Rueser
and Mr.. Herbig.
Let Me Lean, o Lord. on Ihee' j.
p. banks. Mrs. Charles r. Mutter.
20 Jesu Mein," Tenor soio' D. base'er'
! Mr.. William Herbig.
/ trrfau frrfn MOy9rt'g Twelfth Mass
| German-American Choral Association.
| Director and Organisl, Mr.. Charles fr'
Mutter.
The lecture TO be delivered by DIR.
| Calsch on the evening Of March list IN
! the auditorium OF the Y. NJ. G. y. build
/ ing Is attracting much interest, because
| of the popularity Of the lecturer ana the
| object for which il IS delivered. For some
time the Ladies' Auxiliary OF Pickett
/ Camp have been working for the pur-
nose OF endowing a home for needy Con-
! federate Women, and the proceeds OF
| the lecture will go to swell the fund Tor
| that purpose. Or. Calisch whose gifts
as a speaker are most happily known
! here. will lecture on "Dr. Jekyl and Mr.
Hyde
| II has been said Of Mrs. Caslde Cabelfs
| Current Events Glasses that they nave
| tyo-fold value for the members She
presents her facts Discriminatory, sup
plying her auditors, so TO speak, with the
| kernel OF political and general ne nam
| tsinino, the continuity without which OF
| course. each lecture would be worthless
| Rut it is also her pleasant gift TO present
| invariably in connection with her literary
! motto some quotations which Is fun OF
suggestion. and sets thought into nc
| for the real students Of her class and It's
| earnest members.
This was never more apparent than AT
! last weeks meeting. when the attend
ance was unusually large.
|
Dr. Moses D. Hoge. Jr., who has spent
| the last week in Florida. VIII return
10 Richmond this morning having had
| delightful trip.
The annual reception and tea given at
| the Exchange for Womans Work on Fri
| dav to subscribers and their friends was
| delightful. many congenial and charming
| pcople calling between and O'Clock, TO
| exchange congratulations upon salts
| factory year just closed. The affair was
! known as a "danfOGil' tea, and those
| flowers that come before the swallow
| dares and tempt the winds Of March with
| beauty" supplied the floral decoration or
| the rooms. The table was paced in the
rear room, and the white and gold Of its
| decoration were much admired, vases ana
| bowls Of daff01ils were placed here ana
there upon the counters, and the varied
| treasures Of the Exchange were on eNhl-
| bition and much admired.
Among them were a clock once owned
| bv Henry Clay. some rare old Battenburg
| - Nit all 90
! which came In for special attention. The
reception committee, who were untiring
IN their efforts 10 make the evening pleas
| ant for their guests. were the members Of
| the Board of Managers: Mrs William NJ
| Withers chairman. Mrs. John a. Coke,
| Mrs. George l.. street, Mrs. Walter
! Blunt. Mrs Kate holland, Mrs. T. VIII
liam Pemberton Mrs. /. 5. Wexford, Mrs.
| Franklin Blnford. Miss +. T.. Munford,
| and Miss Helen Montague
| Among many callers were: Mrs. Jackson
| Guy. Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Stewart, Mrs
| Ida EncrsOn. Captain Cussons. Mr.. and
| Mrs u. William PembertOn, Mrs. Frank
| Isaacs. Mrs. Abram Warwick. Miss Bet
tie Clarke Mrs. Preston Cooke, Mrs G..
S. Trigg. Mrs. II. w. Hazard, Mrs.
| Ann Munford Mrs. f.. D. Hotchkiss,
| Mrs. Abbott. Mrs. NJ T.. peasants. Miss
| Virginia Peasants. Mrs. Mclean Pleas
ants. Mrs. Preston Nash, Mrs. James
| Lyons. Miss Henningham Lyons, Mrs
T.. VI. Garnett, Mrs. J. II. Montague
| Mrs. Percy Montague. Mrs. Charles Mon
| tague. Miss Annie Merrill, Miss Lotue
| Garrett Of WILLIAMSBURG Miss Mamie
| McCarty. Mrs. John II. Montague. Mrs
! Decatur Axtcll, Mrs. and Miss Gillian.
| Mrs. Trigg Of Abingdon Mrs. !. II. Ellcr-
son. Mrs T.. j.. Hotchkiss. Mrs. J. T.
| Enyson. Mrs. Anne Munford, Mrs. James
| Grigg. Mrs DR. Parker, Mrs Norton
Savage, Mrs. sadler, Miss Wallace and
others.
Mrs. Frederick Turnbull. Master Dale
| TurnbuH. Miss Maud Bryce. Of Philadei-
| phia. are an Mrs. Baldwn's, 5o6 wess
| Franklin street. for a stay OF a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Amiss Palmer
viii return 90 Richmond this evening and
| will be at Mrs. Alex. Archers. They
| come direct from Old Point and will be
warmly welcomed by their hosts Of
| friends.
Tn the notice OF Mrs. Docks botanical
talks Il should have been stated that she
will lecture on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday. not Thursday. The meeting Of
the French Conversation Glass Will be
held on Thursday instead Of Friday, ow-
ing to the lecture
go
Many are looking forward with in