The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-17

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Potts. Mrs John NJ Gordon, Mrs ].
Taylor Ellyson, Mrs. Thomas Boiling,
Mrs. ]. a. WEIGH, Mrs c. w. p. Brock,
Mrs. William Thomas. Mrs. John Cullen.
Mrs. John Enders, Mrs. a. S. Buford,
Mrs. c.. #. O'Ferrall, Mrs. Robert Rey-
holds. Mrs. George Mayo. Mrs. l.. c.
Daniel, Mrs. L. Dawson. Mrs. Stephen
Beveridge, Mrs Adolph Blair, Mrs. John
Lyons, Mrs. Charles Tanner. Mrs. Au-
Sustine Royal, Miss Minnie Baughman,
Miss Bette Ellyson, Miss Isoline Moses,
Miss Matte Harris
The intermediate concert of the
Woman's College, given Thursday night
in the chapel OF that institution, was
:. marked success. The beautiful chorus.
20, Italia, by Donzetti. was rendered
by sixty young ladies', under the direc-
lion of Miss Sweeney. Each number of
the programme was we'll rendered, and
was received with great applause. The
programme was as follows:
Chorus, Q Italia, DonizettD: piano.
Bolero. UeybacM Miss Cornelia
Payne: voice, Siciliana, (Mascasni, Miss
Nanrie Grace Taylor; piano, (a) A Rev
erie. (.Atherton), % Mazurka, OF. Addi-
son Porter Miss Lucy Richerson; voice,
i Love Thee Well, tOremO Miss Mamie
Wright; piano, The Spinning Wheel,
(Godard) Miss Ruth Lewis: voices, Ser
enade, tSchuberD Misses Taylor and Be
Petit Sercnadc, {Gabrilowitsch) Miss
Mary Simmons; voice Magnetic Waltz,
U'ArditD Miss Mamie Belote; piano,
Caprice de Concert, Bartlett> Miss Hat
tie Jenkins: voice, o Loving Heart,
Trust On. (Gottschalk) Miss Julia Brown;
piano. Concert Stuck. Cp. 49, (Weberl
Miss Emily Waff: Orchestral accompani-
ment, second piano, Mr.. Reinhardt;
chorus, Night Of JOY, (Strauss).
The castles that presented the Marble
Arch and My Lord in Livery at Jeffer-
son Roof Garden will present at the Acad-
envy of Music Easter. week a charming
three-act comedy. which will be preceded
by a society farce in which two of Rich
mond's Ioveliest bellies and two We'll
known society men viii take part. Every
detail is being looked after by the COM
mittees in charge. Miss Levin .Toynas,
Mrs Andrew Christian and Mrs. Thos.
n. Carter have charge of the rehearsals.
Mr.. Clemens Catesby Jones and Mr..
Allan Potts will have charge of the
stage management.
The ladies interested in the Rose
mary cot VINO are arranging these the
atricals are: Mrs: 4. T. d. Myers, Mrs.
II. Landon Cabell, Mrs. Otway S. Alien,
mis- Lev III JOY iltS. MIS- .AIuTt" IL
Christian. Mrs Thomas n Carter Mrs
William r. TriSg, Mrs. Charles T. Viii
liams, Mrs. E. L. Bemiss, Mrs. a. NJ.
Seldom. Mrs. +. w. Christian. Mrs.
Thomas Atkinson, Mrs. 2. H. Mayo, Miss
Hanewinckel. Miss Virginia Archer. Mrs.
James w. Allison. and Mrs. f. W. Chris
tan
The Richmond Us celebrated their four
teenth birthday Monday evening ut the
home Of Miss Myrtle Davis No 506 West
Clay Street. Mrs. Jolason. in her report.
stated that ali the Methodist churches, all
the Christian churches. and one Baptist
church are now using unferrnented grape
Juice inst cad OF wine Tor Communion ser
vice. Mrs. Jobson, president Of the soci-
ETY.. was presented a handsome travelling
bag by the members.
Pleasant features of the evening We're
recitations by Miss Atkinson and music
by Mr. Reginald Walker
A birthday cake. containing a prize was
cut. the prize falling 10 Miss Hudsins
Professor kent's lecture on the Preser-
walton OF the Past. which was delivered
at the hall of the House of Delegates
Thursday evening, was considered one of
the most Interesting and delightful of the
many addresses delivered here this sea
son.
The Association for the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities are to bt. congratu-
lated on securing the services OF Profess
Sor kent. and are to he thanked by the
public for enabling them 10 hear so eX-
cellent a lecture.
There was scarcely a vacant seat al
the entertainment given at the Jefferson
Roof Garden. Thursday evening, for the
benefit OF the Retreat for the Sick. The
musical numbers We're especially enjoy
able and the large audience was de-
lighted with the rendtions of Miss Eileen
Hearon. Mr.. Richards and MI Frank
Too Much Good Nature a merry
farce. was presented BY Mr.. Charles
Person and his pupils in a most credit
able manner. The vitagraph was dis
played at the close Of the performance,
Miss Susan L. Blow, the well-known
translator of Froebels Mother Play
and a lecturer of great note, will address |
the Richmond Education Association on !
Saturday afternoon. March 23d, at |
O'Clock in the ballroom of the jefferson |
Hotel Miss Blow is to-day regarded as |
the leading exponent of CroebclS teach |
ing in America. and it was she who gave |
to the work OF the kindergarten its ma |
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