Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-05
THEIR EASTER DANCE
BRILLIANT GERMAN GIVEN by THE
TUESDAY CLUB.
CONCERT BY The CLEE CLUB.


The Easter german of the Tuesday
club, held last evening at the Masonic
Temple, was a very brilliant affair. The
music was unusually good and the floor
excellent. Mr.. spottiswood Wexford led
in his inimitable style, and introduced
many beautiful figures. The presence Of
the members OF the John Hopkins Glee
Club and many other attractive strangers
made the affair especially gay.
Those present were Misses Maria and
Helen Moseley. Lily Pigman, Of Norfolk;
Annie Drowry. Ruth and Elizabeth Ro-
bins, Calvin and Fanny Bragg, Daisy
Chamborlaync. Madeline English; john
son. OF Atlanta; Amy and Ellie Werth,
Nanny Cooke. Lily Urquhart, Judith
Dcanc: Grey. of Cincinnati, Annie Grant.
Kate Meredith Mary Donnan, Mary Hin.
Grace Shields. Matte Purcell, Mamie and
Emily Jennings. Sallie Seldom. of Balti-
more: Messrs. Fdirlie Cooke, Lewis and
William Hawic Edward Benson, Vena-
bic johnson. William Bridges, Jack de
Trevue. SpotusWo0d Wexford; Horace
Whitman. OF Baltimore; Robinson. of Bal
tlmore. Jack Gregory, Pollard Cardozo,
Frank Green. Gessner and Edward Har-
rs0n. C0alter Carmichael, Joel Perrin
Watson. MIrat Willis. William Jones,
Wright, knox Wilson. Iitueton Fitzger-
adj. ~. A. Parker. Julian Mckinney,
Charles Withers. Charles Talbot. Henry
Grant, Rich. Eoslcy, and otnefs.
The Johns Hopkins Glee club delighted
q large and brilliant audience ia the JET
t.rs0n ballroom with their concert last
NIGHT The club was i'm excellent trim,
and sang and played delightfully."-. The
Hopkins song. "Rah, for the Black and
Llue." made great hit. and Mr.. stephen
Iarwoods inimitablc singing was repeat
tdIy encOred. "Ram-a-Jam" and Pump
Lu Pie being received with deaiening
applause Mr.. Petcrs's banjo playing was
Slice. and the style and execution OF The
r..le club exceptionally fine The follow
.- programme was ala we'll rendered.
Part The Spirit of Liberty, Oiosey)
Banjo Club: Kahi for Black and Blue,
Peters. 'gSl Glee club; Topical Song. do
l4rtJ Mr. HarWOod and Glee club; Selec-
lions from the Telephone Girl, Yankee
doodle Dandy. (Arranged) Mandolin
Club. 80 Medley. (Arranged) Glee Club.
Part II.-Wh.suiug Rufus, CMlisD Banjo
Club. "Ram-a-Jam,' Oohnsou) Mr.. liaI-
wood and club. Scaie-croW Song, from
the Highwayman O)e kovenD Glee cub;
Ouartette Selccuons-N. ". Francis, >.
l. Harwood. j. q. Peters. IS. Jungbluth.
Part uI-Mississippi Rag KrelO
banjo Club. Dried-Apple Pies. O8cswickD
Glee Club: Cotton Blossoms, OilllJ Man
doun club; Little Cotton Dolly Gribel)
Glce club; Medley, (ArIanscdJ Glce and
Banjo Clubs.
A large contingent of fashionable folk
were present. many on their way 10 the
Easter Tuesday" and the gay gowns
made pretty foil for The black suits Of
the Glce Club.
A meeting of the Central Committee Of
the Association for the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities was held yesterday
in the rooms of the Virginia Historical
Society. Amons those present were Mrs.
Wexford. MIS-. LightioOt, Miss Kate
Mason Rowland. Ms Frank Williams,
Mrs. III. a. Claiborne. Mrs. James Lyons,
AIRS c. vs.. H. Brock Mrs. Hotchkiss, and
Airs. Powell Dunn. A great deal of rou-
tine business was transacted. The sum
Of 500 was donated FOR the restoration Of
an interesting old church in Westmoreland
county OF which the Rev. Mr.. Walker is
.he rector. A small contribution was
made % the society for the preservation
ui Roanoke Island, where Virginia Dare
WIs born.
The society was delighted TO receive a
number of fees from life members in New
York;
angcments were made 10 have the
l.f Book gotten out az an early date. IL
V4. decided 10 have the annual excursion
90 mcstown on May 18th Mrs. Hotch-
b. ported that arrangements FOR Mid
- Ia
conn. 0ted. IL was decided 70 give sup
D. il0 the cast. who had SO generously
b'ou their time TO the perfection Of the
I.I s letter from the department In
lngton stated that the United States
"..- soon 80 10 work on the waterfront |
OF JAMESTOWN.
Ihe Woman's club was delightfully."- en-
tanned yesterday afternoon by Miss |
davidson. Of ilangchow, China, who gave
d. short talk on the manners and customs |
az the Chinese people. Miss Davidson is |
extremely handsome and has a most |
charming personality. She was dressed in |
correct heh-caste Chinese costume. and |
showed many interesting curios.
ho Communication ladies AID As |
soclation meeting, which was held yes
l,iaay afternoon at the Virginia Hos
.'"I. was largely offended. A great deal |
oi routine business was attended 10 and /
li'"l arrangements were made for the an
l'.Neisary celebration, which Will take
pace an the end Of April. A committee
was appointed TO get up a musical pro-
stammc, and Refreshment Committee
Was also chosen. This association will
y. ,IeDiate IT'S fifth anniversary this month.
. He ladies' can be congratulated upon the
s.ccess they have met with.
me Young ladies Auxiliary was or
tdHlzed with much enthusiasm, there be-
,.s about fifty young ladies present.
James were taken down. A Temporary |