The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-16
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daughters or the American 10y
u as held yesterday morning at the Vir-#
ginia Historical Society Rooms, MISS
Roberta Allen in the chair.
The main business of the meeting was
the revision of bylaws. Five new mem-
berS were elected.
Mrs. Virginius Hall read an interesting
report OF the Virginia Conference OF the
d. a. r.. held some time ago.
Miss Allen gave avery graphic account
of the recent Congress OF the Daughters,
held in Washington.
The corresponding secretary was in
structed to write a letter of sympathy to
Mrs Stephen Putney on the death OF ner
mother, and one to Mrs. Bennett on the
death Of her son.
The annual meeting Of the Board OF
Managers of the Retreat Tor the SICK
was held Thursday at the residence OF
the president. Mrs. w. A. Jenkins. The
treasurer's report was very gratifying.
and shows the Retreat to be in very
prosperous condition. The present OIL
GERS were reelected.
The intermediate concert of the Wo-
mans College given Thursday evening
in the chapel Of the college was a most
artistic and enjoyable event.
The stage was prettly decorated in
white and gold, the class colors The
following excellent programme was rem
dered: Chorus, 0 Italia, (DonlzettD;
piano, Bolero, CLeybach) Miss Cornelia
Payne; voice, Siciliana, (MascaSnD Miss
Nanrie Grace Taylor: piano, (a) A Rev
erie, (AthertonJ, CD MaZurla, IF. Addi-
son Porter Miss Lucy Richerson; voice,
| Love Thee Well, (Orem) Miss Mamie
Wright; piano, The Spinning Wheel,
(Godard) Miss Ruth Lewis; voices, Ser
enade (SchuberD Misses Taylor and Be-
lcte; piano, GAP Predudio, Bachl. Co
Petit Serenade, (Gabriowitsch Miss
Mary Simmons; voice, Magnetic Waltz,
G4'ArditD Miss Mamie Belote: piano.
Caprice de Concert, CBartletp Miss Hat
Trust On. (Gottschalk) Miss Julia Brown;
piano, Concert Stuck, Op. 20, (Weber)
Miss Emily Naff: Orchestral accompan-
ment, second piano. Mr.. Reinhardt;
chorus, Night of JOY, (Strauss).
The caste that presented 1.-The Marble
Arch and My Lord in Livery with such
brilliant success at the jefferson Roof
Garden, in February. will shortly after
Easter, present a. clever three-act comedy
at the Academy for the benefit of the
Rosemary Cot at the Sheltering Arms.
The committee ~ charge of the play are
Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mrs Andrew Chris
tian and Mrs. Thomas N. Carter. Mr..
Clemens Catesby Jones and Mr.. Allan
Potts will have charge of the stage man
agement.
The ladies interested IN the Rosemary
cot who are arranging these theatricals
are Mrs. r. r.. d. Myers, Mrs. II. Lam
don Cabel, Mrs. Otway S. Allen, Mrs.
Levin Joynes Mrs. Andrew II. Christian,
Mrs Thomas n. Carter, Mrs. William r.
Trigg, Mrs. Charles U. Williams. Mrs E.
J.. Bemiss. Mrs. A. NJ. Seldom, Mrs. f.
W. Christian. Mrs. Thomas Atkinson,
Mrs P. II. Mayo. Miss Hanewinckel,
Miss Virginia Archer
Mr.. Edward Hughes Coates. promoter,
treasurer and general manager of the
will be given under the auspices of the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society.
is at the jefferson. as is also Prof F. M.
AgoStin who arrived from New York
last night Professor Agostini will have
charge of the operate and terpsichorean
features of the carnival, and as a drill
master and stage director is said to rank
among the best
Professor Agostini is a native of Milan.
Italy, and was formerly connected with
the Tampa Bay Hotel as the director of
the theatre of that hotel. Mr.. Coates is
the representative OF the Metropolitan
Carnival Company, and has won for him
self enviable reputation in the many
cities in which he has presented his Vari-
Gus musical successes.
a rehearsal was held last night, about
one hundred of the welI-known society
people participating. Tonight another
rehearsal will be had, and Professor
Agostini will direct it in person
The carnival promises to be grand
given. The Masonic Temple has been Sc
cured for the presentation of the carnival.
Miss Julia Utley and Mr.. Leslie A
Page We're married last evening at s
o'clock at the residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. ]. Il. Hutson, pastor OF
Pine-Street Baptist Church. After the
ceremony they lett for a visit to Pow
hatan. On their return they will reside
on Church Hill.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Old Domin-
ion Hospital met at noon at the residence
| Of Mrs. George Ben. Johnston Mrs. Gill
presided.
The report of the treasurer was very sat
isfactory. The ladies decided to give a
| silver tea at Mrs. Johnstons residence
sometime in the near future.
Miss Mildred Lee is visiting her brother,
! Captain r. E. Lee, at Roma mia.
Mrs. CARRIER and Misses Della and Mary
| CARRIER, of Newport News. are the guests
! of Rev. and Mrs. j. F. Routten.
| Mrs. E. D. Healy and Miss Ethel Healy,
| of Gardiner, Maine are staying with Mrs.
A. D. Landerkin. OF Harrison Street.
| DR.. William Winn Barns has returned
| from Philadelphia, where he finished his
| postgraduate course al the Philadelphia
| Optical College.
Misses Alice Montague and vcna Little
page paid a short visit to West Point
| this week.
Mrs. Charles Washington Coleman is
| in the city for a few days.
| Mrs. j. r. Mcintosh and the Misses
| Mcintosh. who have been spending the
J winter at No. 2l5 East Franklin Street,
+; will leave early in the spring for South
| ern California to spend several months
/ there.
| Captain Harre Webster, Z. S. N, will
| deliver an illustrated lecture on Hawaii
| this evening at the Jefferson. Captain
| Websters lectures are always interesting.
Miss Ann Winston. of Louisa. is guest
! at the Jefferson Hotel.
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