The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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given yesterday afternoon at the Wo-
mans Club and rlurked the opening of this
years regular programme
The auditorium was crowded and The
large, audience heartily enjoyed the de-
ligh1ful music. The singing of Mss Jean
ross Of Boston. was a Ver!table treat
She possesses a full. rich and powerful
contraito voice that has been remarkably,
waD trained Miss Foss was a soioist at
the recent music festival at Worcester,
Mass. where she won great iaurels. Sew
e,nl magnificent punches Of American
Beauties were presented to Miss Foss.
Miss Roberta T. Allen played with her
usual sweetness on the violin, and Mrs
William II Adams. the chairman Of the
afternoon was accomioanist-
The excellent programme was as fol-
lows:
The Little Red Lark tO;ti Irish, STAN
ford: Were Ny Love with Wings Pro
vided. Hahn: Dear Love. When in Thine
Arms, Chadwick, Icll Lis!,e Och, Gries.
Ocessatc III piagarni Scarlatti; Junger
Wunsch. HenSchcl with violin; There's
on Earth, korbay; The Swan Bent Low,
Long Ago Sweetheart, Mac Doweil; Allah,
Chadwick; Calm as the Night. Bonn;
Sapplic Ode Brahms; Two Folk Songs
with violin CHADWICK; oh. that We Two
Were AInNtils, ,Nevirs with VIOLIN.
he guests Oh Htut tILttiJ " ti LIZ. tNi-
Cav. Mr. Thomas Boiling. Mrs. De Witt,
Miss Sully. Mrs. Cabot, Miss Kate Meade
and Mrs. F. C. HAIR
The ladies serving tea We're: Mrs. Chris
TOPPER Tnompkins, Mrs. W. D. Thomas.
Mrs. q. e. Valentine and Miss Ellie
Branch.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. Maverick, of Texas: Miss Potts. Of
Frederick. Md; Miss H:ndman. OF LOUIS
Vile, Ky: Mss Lizzie Ti2s-lor. of Norfolk;
Miss Mary f. Robertson, Of Savannah:
Miss Virginia LesSi,er. Of Petersburg,
Mrs. Thomas P:Dckneys Mrs. 6. G.. Cocoa,
Mrs. Field. United States. Navy Miss
Cullen. of Charlottesville; Mrs. Edward
Dillon OF Indian Rock. Va: Mrs William
overton. of Virginia: Mrs w, COBB, Of
Danvlie, and Miss kirkc1an. Q; Culpepes.
The meeting of the Richmond Chatter
of the Daughters of the ConfederacE,
called at o'clock yesterday afternoon at
Lee camp Hail, was we'll attended. Mrs
\. Y. Randolph presided.
Mrs. Norman V Randolph and Mrs
Edgar Taylor We're elected TO attend the
Montgomery Convention Mrs. S. Tnomas
, Mccullough goes as delegate from the
Grand Division of Virginia.
The Chapter was much disappointed at
the results of the lecture by Dir. Stafford
for the benefit of the Davis monument.
Instead of its netting goodly sum for
the fund, as had neen confidently expect
Cd, expenses were oareEy made.
! Mrs. Nawter. chairman CT the Calendar
COMMITTEES. gave a most encouraging, az
count of the sale OF the Confederate cn!en-
dars. These calendars are FOR sale at
many of the drug stores. or can i}e mad
from Mrs William Robert NaWter or
Mrs. N Y. Randolph. There. will be no
meeting of the Chapter next week.
Mrs. Netmeyer read TN interesting panJfr
from Mrs. Staples. of Portsmouth, giving
an account of the Indies Of that city dur
ing the war; Their ASSOCIATION, which is
now a memorial association having bsen
established in 1861.
A vote Of thanks was given Mrs Nei-
meyer, and the corresponding secretary
instructed TO write to Mrs. Staples.
4 pretty Inarra,,> tcyN place yesterday
afternoon when Miss Genevieve r. Rear
don and Mr.. Leslie NJ. Morecock were
united. The ceremony took place at ST.
Patricl's Church at $50 O'Clock Rev.
Father Mcl<eefry ofiiciated
The church was prettiy decorated i'll
palms and potted plants The bride wore
a becoming gray travelling SUI, with hat
and gloves 10 match. and carried bridal
roses.
Miss Reardon is the attractive daughter
az Mrs. Mary B. and the late c. c.
Rcardon Mr.. Mo-ecock is connected with
the Julian Tyler Clothing House. Ate.
Il Northern trip they will 1--we at No. IL
North Nineteenth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Cardwell have re-
turned from their wedding journey ana
viii reside at Signal Hall" Hanover
county
a most enjoyable musicale was giver
at the Wonans Christian Association
last evening under the auspices of tbs
Enterta nment Committee OF Wilich Mrs
Sue Scrugss is chairman.
Mr.. Stuart Hopkins and Miss Dora Nit
cheli sang several selections. M. Reg
maid Walker performed on the piano, and
Miss Mamie t. Pegran recited. The even
ing was a delightful one
A most enjoyable song rectal was given
at the Woman's College last night. Nj
William richards, basso. was assisted by
Miss Annie Louise Reinha-dt, Miss Emily
Constance Waff, Miss Emma WInifreo
Truett, and Mr.. Jacob Re nhacdt
The following programme was rendered
Piano Duet-Radieuse (Gottshalk}. Miss
. Emily c. Waff and Mr.. Jacob Reinharit.
. Bass Solo-Ilybrias the Cre1an QliliotD
Mr.. William Richards. Violin Solo-i-e-
gende (Wien:awskil, Miss Annie Louise
Reinhardt. Bass Solos-a. All, Ills a
Dream Giawleyl. b. Haunt Of The
Wl;caes Cora Cassars). c. My Little
Woman (Ossooa}. d. To the From:
(Stephen Adamsl, Ac. Richards. Piano
Solo-Second Rhapsodie Gdszu. Ms;
Emily c. Watt Contralto Solo-Change,
less tThoterel. Miss Emma w Truett
Violin Solos-a- The Swan saint SacnSl
b. Lullaby Hauseil. Miss Reinhardt
Bass Solo-Aria, Ones s'degno CIozarO
Mr.. Richards. Piano Solo-Sous Ia, Fault
lee (1'honlet, Miss Emma Truett Bas'
Solo-The Bandolero ueslie STUART, Mr.
William Richards.
Miss Helen A. Rowe. one of the mos: