Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-30
THE MUSICAL CLUE.

ington. and Miss Crenshaw, of Balti-
more.
THE MUSICAL CLUB.
The Musical Club held its second de-
liShtful meeting yesterday morning at
the residence OF Mrs. Il. st. John, on
f'reemason street. The subject tor the
day WAS Handel" and Il biography
and sketches were read by Mrs. Os-
borne and Miss Nellie Little. y charm
ing feI ture of the meeting was the
presence of Mrs. Charles Dudley War;
ncr. The other guests of the club were
Mrs. Cabel, Mrs. Warrington, Miss
Hicks, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. johnson and
Mrs. Rowland. The following CLASH
cal program was rendered:
Largo Instrumental. Miss Grandy
Aria, Messiah" CAP "IIe Shall Feed His
Flock" OBJ (air soprano) Come
Unto Me All Ye That Labor and Are
Heavy Laden"
Miss Oliver and Miss Nicely.
Aria tsoprano) wise Men Chattering
May Deceive You" (from Judas
Maccabca)
Miss Lizzie Taylor.
Violin selection (O "Berceuse," from
Joccleyn Observation-Disclosures. Godard
OBJ IT Envy the Bird" (sercnade)
.......... ........... Victor Herbert
Miss Louise Rowland
Harmonious Blacksmith,'
MISS A1ISucu.
Aria {AIessiah) "Ile Was Desplsed and
Rejected"
Miss Oliver.
Aria McssinM "Rejoicc Greatly, o
Daughter of Zion
Miss Nicely.
Aria (Mcssiah) IF God is for Us Who
Can Bc Against Jrs?"
Miss Lizzie Taylor.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held next Thursday at the residence of
Miss Margaret Roper. on Precursor
street, and Gluc< and Hayden will be
the subjects.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.
The musical and literary entertain
ment given last evening in the lecture
room Of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church was a. very enjoyable OCCASION
some of the best talent in the city par
ticipatinE in the program. which was
most eXcellcntly rendered. There was
Il large attendance. The room WAS dec
Grated with ivy. At the conclusion of
the program a social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served. The candy
table looked especially attractive Miss
Elizabeth Lauder and Prof r. c. Pen
2old were the accompanies of the even
ing. The program, in full, was as fol-
lows:
l. Anthem, STARS of the Summer
Night '..................e. II Smart
Choir
.. Solo. Double Loss"
Mr.. William Richards.
j. Reading. Mrs. j. Ernest Thacker
L. Solo, Angels Anthem"
Miss Mary X Ewcn.
D. Solo, For All Eternity"
Mr. Burruss Corprcw.
g. Reading Selection from liipling,'D
Mrs. Virginia White Hitchcock
--4r-SaH+a :. isfr. fetCtrTTds
Prof. r. G. Penzold. accompanist
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Mrs. George w. Taylor left Wednes-
day evening for Baltimore.
Miss Jennie Baird is the guest of Mrs.
John G. Tilton, on College Place.
Miss Mary Rridgers, of Tarboro, N.
c., is the guest OF the Misses Scrpel,
on Duke street.
The many friends Of Mrs. Thomas
Bew. who, has heen i'll for two weeks
at her home on Butte street, will be glad
to learn that her health is improving.
Mrs. II. II. Jones was called to Rich
mond few days ago to the sick bed of
Sidney Peters. Her friends will learn
with sorrow that there is but small
hope of the little boys recovery.
Miss Margaret Newton, Of Leesburg.
Va, who has been spending the winter
with her aunt. Mrs. James Bell, on
Duke street, left for Washington yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Addic billiard. of Rocky Mount,
Va, left for Washington yesterday aft
ernoon. Miss billiard has been the
guest of Mrs. l.. L. Frances, on Free
mason street, for several weeks. Her
glEag "a uGHEa a