Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-09
MUSICALE At WOMAN's CLUB.
A Delightful Evening-JuniOr Holly
wOOd-AssOcfatiOn

Yesterday afternoon a large crowd at
the Woman's Club listened eagerly to
one of the most beautiful musicales ever
given there. Miss Williams was the chair
man of the afternoon, and the AFFAIR
was a brilliant success. Miss Lily Urqu-
hart's pure soprano was heard 10 ad-
vantage in her well-chosen songs and
Miss Margie Knowles rich, full con-
tralto received great applause The fea-
ture of the evening was the exquisite play
ing OF Miss Annie Louise Rheinharut on
the violin. Miss Reinhardt has improved
wonderfully under Schradick, in New
York. and plays with great depth and
richness Of tone and fulness of express
sion. She was encored again and again,
and received quite an ovation. Her
father, Professor Reilhardt, accom-
panied her The programme was as fol-
lows:
ION Mighty Pens" Naydn) Miss
Urauhart: with Thee" (dHardelot)
Miss Knowles; Ballade ct Polonaise,
Vieuxtemps) Miss Renhardt: (a) Thou
Arr So Like a Flower Chadwick, o.
For Love of Thee" CHawley) Miss
Knowles; Mattinata, Crosti) Miss Urqu-
hart; Lejlude PieniawskiJ Miss Rein
hardt.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation held it's annual meeting at Lee
Camp Hall yesterday afternoon. Among
those present were Misses Annie and
Leila Gray. Bessie Ill., Ethel Atkinson,
Isolene Noses Leila Hill. Dora Pugh,
Mrs. Norman Randolph, Miss Mabel
Marcy, Mrs. Alfred Cary, Mrs. William
Wade, Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson.
An invitation was received, and accept
ed, to attend the Hebrew Memorial ex-
ercses.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. y. V.
Randolph; First Vice-President, Miss
Annie Gray; Second Vice-President. Miss
Isoene Moses; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
William Wade; Treasurer, Miss Bessie
Hill; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Lucy
Clair Atkinson.
The offices of honorary president and
vice-president were abolished. The next
meeting will take place at Lee Camp
Hall, Friday afternoon. at o'clock.
The Alumnae Association OF the Wo-
mans College will hold its regular spring
5 o'clock The subject for discussion will
be, Some Tendencies in Women" Three
brief and interesting papers VIII De fead.
The aumnae luncheon will be given at
the Jefferson.
Misses Ellie and Amy Werth will leave
to-day for Charleston, TO attend the re-
union. Miss Ellie Werth will represent
the Sons of Veterans, and will return
home on Saturday. Miss Amy Werth will
visit in South Carolina for some time.
Speaking of the Virginia delegates to
the recent Whist Congress, in Washing
ton. the Times, of that city, says:
among the most notable whist players
of the congress were Mrs. Ben. Nash and
Mrs. S. w. Travers, of Richmond"
Miss Elizabeth Brabozon Comba, daugh-
ter of Colonel Richard Comba, Filth
United States Infantry, now stationed at
Santiago, and Miss Eleanor McCracken,
Of Fredericksburg, Va, are the guests of
Mrs. j. T.. McKenny, 372 east Main street,
for a few days.
Misses Grace Shells and Maria Nose
ley, who have been visiting at the Uni
versity of Virginia, have returned home.
Miss thinner, OF Petersburg, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Il. A. Brander, left
yesterday for her home.
Miss Ellie d. Bouldin is spending a few
days with her relatives, Bishop Gibson 5
family, at Sl3 Floyd avenue.
Miss Susie Harrison has returned from
a charming visit to Newport News.