Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
The Art League to Give a Photo
Exhibition.
Meeting of Portsmouth Students Cuba
Musicale-Epworih League Literary
Meeting -IIcptasophinn Entertainment
Personal Mention Church Workers.

ing photo exhibition in the rooms of
the league, on CRANKY street, 10 anna
tours only, and each exhibitor will fur
nish at least six views. There Will be
two classes of exhibitors. and IL prize
will be given in each class to the one
whose work is designated the best. A
small entrance fee will be charged, as
the members of the league hope in this
way not only to increase their treasury,
but to encourage this branch of art,
and show to others the truly good work
that is being done in this line.
A new class at the league will be
formed this afternoon at O'Clock under
the direction OF Miss Knox. Some of
the pupils will work in oils, possibly
attempting portraits, and others will do
tapestry.
THE STUDENTS CLUB.
The Students Club, of Portsmouth,
met with the Misses Barlow yesterday
afternoon at their residence, on Court
street.
The meeting was largely attended
and was an unusually interesting one.
The subject for the afternoon was
Russia. and the following instructive
program was rendered:
Paper-Churchcs and Church Life
Mrs. II. T.. Ames
Reading-What TO Do CTolstoi,) Miss
Toomcr.
Sketch-Modcrn Art in Russia, Mrs.
Boatwright.
study-Russian Legends, Mrs. Stahl
Anecdotes of the JIremlin-The Club.
a MUSICALE.
The pupils OF Miss Mary Mcmillan,
of I.eache-Wood School. gave an inter
esting musicale last evening.
Besides the young pupils who partici-
pated. Miss Winifred Watts, of Ports
mouth, whose voice is II very deep con-
tralto, sang very sweetly, and Alr. Will
liam Richards fine voice was at it's
best in two numbers, ITO the Front"
by Stephens Adams, and THE Sweetest
Flower that Blows" by Charles p.
Hawley. Mrs. Mcmillan was accompa-
MIST. The following program was rem
dered:
/. "Bal d'Enfant" ...... Wcsterhout
Miss Lizzie Lloyd.
.. "Sontina," Cd. 20. No. 1-Kuhlan
Miss Katherine Myers.
3. Spring Song" ........ Mendelssohn
Miss Wing.
4. winters Lullaby" ...... DE Koren
Miss Hasscl.
5. "In Beauty's Bower" ....... BcndiX
Miss Olive Graves.
6. "Sontaina," op. 40, No. 9. Burthoren
Z. Caprice" in G major. Lubling
Miss Pearl Rettew.
s. Evening Star ............ Wagner
Miss Bessie Crosby.
Q. might Song" Observation-Disclosures. Behr
Miss Leila Hohson.
10. "Goodby, Sweet Day" 49,. Farnah
Miss Watts.
Miss Grace Stanworth.
II. Sontaia" .............. Moszkonski
Miss Amy Rogers.
Is. "Ventennic" ... GODDARD
Miss katherine Newbill
IA. Tarantelle' ................ Heller
Miss AMMO INracp,np
10. "Luchezia Borgia" 49,. Locschlone
Miss Mary Clarke.
10 Longtime ................. GODDARD
H. Song ................. Mr.. Richards
LITERARY MEETING
The literary meeting of lcpworth
League was held held on Monday even
ing. the subject Of the meeting being
william Tyndale." Mrs. Terry Cor
don ana Miss Bessie Williams road in
tercsting papers. Quotations from the
poets were given. Mrs. Cora Pollard re-
ccivng' n book for guessing the names
OF the authors OF the largest number of
quotations.
HEPTASOPHIAN ENTERTAIN
A1lcNT.
The entertainment TO take place TO-
morrow night at kim Hall, Bramble-
ton Ward, under the auspices of Hair
mony Conclave, No II, II. or 6 w Nr
and successful affair. The Committee
on Arrangements has been diligently at
work, and as one of the results at
tained.the following program is an
nounced:
Instrumental Solo ........ (seIected)
""i'rte.te ........:.. ...... (Selected)
Mesdamcs Pullen and Bethel;
Mcssr;s. Duncan and CroweIl.
Tenor Solo-"Words Cannot Tell'
................. ..... Stahl
Mr.. j. IIlwood Duncan.
Duett-"I Would That, My Love"
Mesdames Pullen and Bethel.
Readng--"Billy Odee" Hood
Miss Eleanor Ten Eyck Macy.
Contralto Solo (a)-"Snow Flake"
(b)-"Double Loss"
Mrs. Bethel
"Unrewarded Heroism"
Mr. w. II. Venable.
Soprano Solo-"Wait". Howitz
Mrs. Cora Fulford Pullcn.
Duet ................ (Selectet)
Messrs. Duncan and Crowell.
Miss Eleanor Ten Eyck Macy.
Baritone Solo-"M ama's Little Di-
Mr.. W. ID. Crowell
Accompanist-Prof VIM. II. Jones.
n. B.-Ladies will please remove
headwear when seated.