The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-24

Society must have already betaken her-
self to the seaside or mountain. from t'S
deem calm and auietuGe that has existed
during the week There was not even
ripple to disturb the utter tranquility uli-
less mayhap, it presented Itself III VISITS
to the Academy and to the casino S !l,
il is rather restfu to be out OF the win
for brief space before it begins again dt
the summer resorts 1t gives one clance
10 become ACQUAINTED with friends
During the Season it Is all such a rush
and hurry that it seems TO De Allowing
grass to grow under your feet TO grant 10
one person more than very nmlied POI
ton Of your time. But now, when there Is
not in one day lunch at Mrs. BIS, tea
at Mrs C's a dinner at Mrs "A S. ana d
ball at Mrs. Us. it is quite delight 10
find out. in the long chat that is possible
on a car ride and on the porch in a cosy
chair, how really pleasant is the man whom
we considered mice TO dance with during
the winter, and how charming is the Wo-
man who in the ballroom only had time
to say. Perfectly lovely and Isn't the
music too sweet for anything There Is
so much in opportunities, and those who
have not yet packed their trunks have
something at least to recompense them.
Next Wednesday the Tuesday German
Club will give another Of their delightful
dances at Lakeside Park.
On Tuesday a complimentary entertain
ment will be given at the Masonic Home
by the Ladies Auxiliary in appreciation
of the many kindnesses extended them by
the friends of the institution The event
promises 10 be a most enjoyable one
a delightful event of the week was the
song and piano recital given at the Jeffer-
son Wednesday evening by the pupils of
Mrs. May Talley The ballroom was filled
TO its utmost capacity, and the audience
was enthusiastic in its applause.
DR.. Calisch made a few graceful intro
ductorv remarks.
The young ladies did great credit both
to themselves and to the excellent train
ing they have received at the hands OF
their teacher.
Mrs Talley has been in Richmond
year, and this is her first recital.
The young ladies sang with great eX-
preston, and the performers on the piano
showed marvellous talent. Every mem
Der received round after round of APP
plause but they all refused to respond
with an encore.
The programme was as follows:
Blasser Valse. Misses Neal and Red
ford; Weber, Consistency, Miss Kate
Binswanger; Henselt, La Gondola, Miss
Raw Hessberg; Tunison, Song of a Heart
Miss Louise e. Hartmann: Sphor, Rose
Softly Blooming, Miss Ethel Redtord:
Hache. Barcarrolle, Miss Grace Neal,
Adams Island of Dreams, Miss Hzei
Y Strause: Horrocks, Bird and the hose,
Miss Willette Hudgins, Bendel BY Moon
liehr Miss Louise E. Kaufman; NeVlns,
nnris with violin obligato, Mrs. William
= Io,zZ:rli: Pieczonka, Tarantelle. MISS
Hazel r. Strause; Campana' Row Us
swiftly, Mrs. Pizzini, Misses Huoslns anu
knowles: Victor Herbert. In Drealniailu'
HaSr IL
can1ioue glamour, Miss Kate BINS
U.anp,r. Nevins, in a Bower, Miss Mar
49, KNOWLES; Weber, Polacca, Misses
Sinswanser, Strause, Kaufman ana
Hessbere. ,oo,,ro,ist
large crowd of young people at'enuso
10 thirteenth anniversary CT the III u,
AZ, - Miss Laura G. Amos, OF NO. ou9
gay 800 pine Street, Tuesday night Inc
,,orla,s we're crowded with young people
a,a the children enjoyed themselves very
,-,.ca Music and games were the oraer
~. evening, after which the young
y nar1ook of refreshments. Miss
,,,as received many handsome presents.
The following were pfeseht. MISSES
Ianra. G; Amos, Jessie baHioot'
Mer-iman, Katie safes Mary ,'aie' 800 e..ss
Nccann. Mamie Mccain, Lucy scott
.oes-is I,ayis. Lottie Davis, Ethel Robert
50, iva King, Ada Jarvis. Bessie Jar
,.;s Dora Pierce, Calls Bernard, Mary
ca, Maggie Hope, Mollie Peaunan, Ethel
e it. Mary Hill, Annie Gerrins.
80 Gerring, Maud Sales, Ellen Gerring.
Iosie vass, and Messrs. Edward Amos
2g5,u ricketts,. George Ricketts,. John
Pst;is, Charles Pettis. Harry Brown ing.
u,I,is browning, David Garter, Guy
Hnnfiley. Thomas Roach. William thur
man. Everett HAYNES, Walter scott OF.
Grover Ramos, Robert Davis, Mark
Frotey. Harry Walton. Hunter Walton
Eawara Bernard, Ignatius Gerrsng. John
shaw GRAY Amos. Joseph Ricketts,. Davis
pictetts Willie Brannin, Charles Arnbold,
P. Jefferson Berry
tina chaperones were Mrs. II. A. Amos.
Mrs I. AZ. Sales, Mrs. J. P Pettis. Mrs.
s. G. Amos of Ashland; Mrs. E. Davis,
Mrs. Emma Sack, Mrs. ]. E. Esgers,
Miss NJ. Ricketts,.
The Colonial Danes of Virginia held a
meeting at the residence of Mrs. Herbert
s, rlaihorre on Wednesday afternoon at
& a'etnck After the business meets
!ns sirs. claiborne served da.as. refresh
mentS.