Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Recital Tonight for Benefit of the
Kings Daughters.
Recital This Evening Mt Mrs. John l.. Ro-
Per's by Miss Florence Dillard-A Silver
Tea st. vincenrs Baznar = students
Club Lady Somerset Y-social Items.

"A very pleasing musical event will be
the recital given this evening at No.
l6o Freemason street by Miss Florence
billiard, of Richmond
Miss billiard is finished violinist,
who has spent several years abroad.
She studied under Hair, i'll Berlin. and
Ysaye, in Brussels. y most artistic
program will be rendered. Other artists
to take part are Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
Mr.. VIM. Richards and Mr.. Jenkins, all
OF whom are too well known here to
need words of praise.
The entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the City Union of the
Kings Daughters.
A SILVER TEA.
This evening from until 10 o'clock a
silver tea will he given by the mem-
bers of the Corean Circle of the Second
Presbyterlan Church at the residence of
Rev. Ernest Thacker, No. 123 York
will be rendered. Members and friends
of the congregation are cordially in
vited.
TIE STUDENTS CLUB.
The Students Club in Portsmouth
held its last meeting until after the
summer season on Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Lindsay. on
Park avenue. 1t was a delightful meet
ing. and at the conclusion of the pro-
gram a social time was enjoyed. and
refreshments served.
The following program was carried
out:
AMERICAN ART.
"The beautiful, the strong. and best
of all the good."-Lowell.
Opportunities for the Study
Of Art" ....... AIRS. A. II. jenkins
Art ..........
|Skctch-"Art Collections" Mrs Nash
Study-"lllustrative Comic Art" 80.
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Maupin
Modern Art
a conversation led by Miss Sally
Holiday, assisted by Mrs. Stew
art, Miss Barlow, Mrs. Phillips,
Miss Toomer.
The subject for next years study will
be "The Four Centuries OF Italian Art"
The programs, which are very ar
tistically gotten up, were given out at
the meeting.
LADY SOMERSET Y.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Lady Somerset Y will be held this even
ing at o'clock at the w. c. 4. u.
Hall.
Tomorrow CFriday) evening the
members will hold u parlor social at the
residence of Mrs. Charles Kegebein, Sr..
$50 Church street. a short program will
be given after which refreshments will
be served. y cordial invitation is ex-
tended To the other VS. and also to
non-membcrs. Free will Offering at the
door.
ST. VINCENTS BAZAAR.
There was a largely attended meeting
o. the ladies interested in the st. Vim
cents Bazaar yesterday evening Mt 7
o'clock AT ST. Vinccnt's Hospital. AR
engagements were made for the Bazaar.
and those who will take charge Of the
tables were appointed. There will be
another meeting next Wednesday even
ing at the same hour.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Reardon, who has been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Reardon, in Client. has
returned to Philadelphia.
| Miss Alice billiard. of Richmond and
| Mrs. Stephens. wife OF the president of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will
| -aTrTve rTITs m0THTng. and VIII Stop at
| the Monticello.
On Tuesday evening Mr. Tilghman
| and his sister, Miss Tighman. enter
| tanned at their home in Client, in COM
| pliment to Miss Poe, of Baltimore, who
is the guest OF Miss Milligan. of the
navy-yard. There We're present be-
sides the host and hostess Miss Poe
| Miss Milligan. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn. w
Henderson. Miss Edith Tuns, Mr.
| Thornton Gwathmey and Mr.. Stephen
| son.
| Miss Lillian Kcnsett leaves to-day for
| Staunton. ana will later visit Char
| lottesvle. where she will attend the
| finals at the University of Virginia.
| Miss Alice Kelly is expected home on
| Saturday from stanton, and will en-
| terrain Mt house party at Virginia
| Beach the Misses Miller of Stanton:
Miss Bessie Grandy, of New York, and
Miss jamie Gresham.
The Sunshine Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet this afternoon at
4:S0 o'clock in the w c. T. U. Hall on
CRANKY street.