Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
First Meeting of the Musical Club,
Recently Organized.
Entertained ut Ten on Board tho franklin
Pupils Recital : Sock soclal-11ing's
Daughters-Lad Somerset Y Mission
airy Work Personal.

The Musical Club. q recently organ
lied association, held its first meeting
yesterday morning at the residence of
the president of the club Mrs Edward
e. Palen, OH Yarmouth street.
The subject of study was Bach, and
the following attractive program was
rendered.:
20 Trusting Heart" Qrom Il can
tata) in d major. Mrs. Brooke
Bouree in A major, peasant
dance ....................M Mrs. Palen
a prelude, B fat. Miss Little
Passepied. In G major. Mrs. Wilcox
Previous to the musical part of the
program Mrs. Osborne delivered a
scholarly lecture on 1.-The History of
the Origin of Music as an Art
The membership of the club includes
large contingent of the best musical
talent in Norfolk. Among the number
are Mrs. Edward T. Palcn, Mrs. L. st.
John, Mrs. Westmore Wilcox. Mrs.
Osborne, Mrs. w. r. Fielding Slaugh-
ter, Mrs. w. II. Brooke, Miss Mary
Grandy, Miss Nellie Little, Miss Eliza
beth Lauder. Miss Margaret Roper.
Miss Ethel Nicely, Miss Skinner, Miss
Mary Whittlc, Miss Bessie NTarsden,
dolph.
The club will meet every other Tues
day. and the next meeting will be held
at the residence of Mrs. T.. St. John,
OH Frecmason street.
ENTERTAINED AT TEA.
Lieutenant Gilmer entertained very
pleasantly at tea on board the Franklin
Wednesday afternoon in compliment TO
Miss Elizabeth Lauder. Prior to board
ing the Franklin the guests enjoyed a
visit to the navy yard. Those who par-
ticipatcd on this occasion were Miss
Lauder. Miss Leigh, Miss May Belle
White, Miss Nellie Tucker and Miss
Dorothy Wake.
PUPILS RECITAL
The Pupils Recital at the Conscrva-
tory of Music last night drew out a
large audience that taxed the capacity
of the large music-room to it's full ca
| pacity.
The program was presented as pub
llshed in yesterdays VirSinian-Pilot,
with the exception Of two numbers. On
account of the absence of Mr. Ether
idge from the city his place on the
program was taken by Mrs. S. e. Car
ney, who sang charmingly angels
Serenade," by Braga.
Mrs. Pattee was unable to be present
on account of illness. and in her place
the program was closed in a most ac-
ceptable manner by Miss Ryals, who
sang "Entrcaty."
The participants, one and all, acqut-
ted themselves In n most creditablc
manner, and one that reflected the
highest credit on the conservatory and
its corps of skilled instructors.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Col. Charles L. Vance. of Bristol,
Tenn, Is visiting his son, DR.. Charles
r. Vance, at 400 Freemason street.
Mr.. VIM. Zachary has returned from
Augusta, Ga. after II very enjoyable
visit TO his family.
Mrs. Orlando Hinton. OF Petersburg
Is expected coon to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Minor, on Holt street.
Miss Caroline Fass. of Philadelphia,
will be the guests of the Misses Ser
pel. on Duke street next week.
The many friends OF Mr. Tench
Tilghman, who is one of Norfolks
social favoritcs, will be glad to learn
he has been appointed assistant cashier
of the Citizens Bank.
Lieutenant ]. Quimby. IT, S. N, ar
rived a few days ago on board the
Soiace and is now on his way home.
His many friends will be glad to well
come him after his long stay in Manila.
There WAS q large and enthusiastic
meeting of the lady managers of The
lIlks' Carnival yesterday afternoon in
the IIlks' lodge room, on Main street.
Donations continue 10 come in and the
prospects for the grand carnival, which
will open in Easter week, looks bright
and promising.