Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
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An Informal reception was given at the
moad Art Club Tuesday afternoon
n honor of MIR dorado Taft Among
un Professor a l. Jones. Miss
FIST aer Misses Katherine and He.eIs
N5.at5 re. Bessie Catlin, Mamie Baugh
rsa fIlIen Morrison, jamie Schoen
ms-g carter Anderson. Lucy Atkinson
Via Eruce. Mrs. Hugh TAYLOR. j. Taylor
ua " c. Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs. w
g Sta1ar1. Mrs. Richard Meade, MS
N--.arne Meade. Mrs. W. II. Nelson Ma
,-- N a Anderson. Captain Dimmock
Nh R g Johnson. Professor j. Rufus
Hunter Mrs, ] S. Ware, of Bcrryville
N1liinghaTl, and Mrs. John c. la
uD
Tina following new officers Of the Ei-h-
r German CIuD have been elected for
is4. President. Mr.. Thomas Akin
sr N5lC-PrcSi5C1t. Mr.. Gideon Daven-
rg-- Secretary. Nm W. Douglas Gordon;
s@rer. sir. Kirkwood Mitchell: and
H following committee: Colonel Jo Lane
ssrr Ar Lesh #. Page. Jr., MIR. ". S.
80. Mr. Archer Jr., and Mr.. Will
Jam Il Palmer. Jr.
Trr Monday germans are always looked
Onward 10 with much pleasure, and the
lancas are considered the most exclusive
given here,
Tue Kate Whee1ock Whist Club met -
Che residence OF Mrs. Chares Todd Tues
-7as treruoon The highest score mort
ara s0Uth was made py Mrs. N Lode.
and Mrs. Russell Pemberton. east ana
wssl by Mrs. Charles W.nGo and Mrs
D Williams. The next meeting vii.
take place on Tuesday at 4:15 o'c!ock a
Irs Willard Craigs residence, on Lolc
hardy street
Tte Mton c. Work Whist Club me
at the Noman's Club Wednesday after
noon and enjoyed delightful game. TIL
hEhss.. score north and south was mad,
b. Mrs hehh and Mrs. c. E. DOYLE; cas-
ard lrosl BY Mrs. Fairfax Montague arc
Mrs Webctcr.
TIE FIST Of the series Of studio teas
given by Misses Cofer and Burnett to
Ihetr patrons, occurred Wednesday after
noon The rooms were tastefuIly decor at
I'd with PAINS and potted plants, and a
d6.ehtful musical programme was rem
dered
Miss Cofer. who possesses a clear. rich
voice OF unusual sweetness was formerly
pupil of Miss Lizzie Arbucltle, in New
York. and has achieved much success as
d vocal teacher.
Miss Malen Burnett studied in Berlin
under Frau Oscar Raith and has recent
,g returned 10 this country. She is an
excellent pianist, and plays with much
'yrression and technique. Delightful re-
t-eshments were served ny Mrs. Gwath-
nov The next OF these teas will be given
hr latter mart of Novenber
The opera Priscilla which will be
given December Ii by the McGin Catholic
Union. is expected to be pronounced
Success. Mrs John Murphy viii take the
eaaing soprano part and her voice will
be heard good advantage. The comedy
role win be in the hands OF Mr.. George
MeDernott. who viii sirg the part of
tial bad O'TI:ggirs" These TWO well
known artists viii be supported by 4 good
2as, ncuGi large chorus. al, 81
ahon are vi e. the direction Of Professor
Stein and Professor Reese.
Professor. Arson. of the faculty Of
Princeton University. lcctured before the
Womans Club Monday night 10
arEe and apprec!ative audience.
The distinguished visitor was introduced
~ MIR Charles u. Williams. Miss Mary
Willie here, Professor Arson stayed at
Dr. nome of Judge Lewis, Sl3 west Frank
IN street.
The Misses KidweIls dancing classes
awe opened for the season, and are con
1uel"d al 101112 west Main street. in the
evening The afternoon classes are held
b Bel@idere Hall on Wednesday after
22ons.
Tho annual meeting Of the Richmond
Assembly was held n the Masonic Tenn
psa Tuesday night. Mr.. Adolphus Blair was
chosen president and Mir. Robert NJ.
Partnership vice president Messrs.
Henry ? Darlington, Gossner Harrison,
Rcnard G. Northam, Thomas 3. Nc
nlasHs and Granville Smith, board OF
governors. and aIr. j. L. de Treville sec
'e'sry and treasurer
Germans viii be given at the Temple
on alternate Monday evenings coH:nenc-
Ing Dec. 8.
TIE Piano Club gave a charming recital
CT Tuesday afternoon when silort. bu;
artistic program was rendered. Mrs. l.
WI n Pcmberton read an interesting
sse'na Of the lives of Mendelssohn and
shvasrt. the two composers under DIS
caason while they were contemporaries
tae.. works were very different in char
seter and styc.
The recital was under the direction Of
A,AsS Mabel Sims. who. with Miss MNrue
Ae1nrd Will arrange the programs al
'e'1a'o}y Miss Redford's recital being
IN November
T-e FOL, owi-g program was rendered
Ran 70 Capprlcioso Oh Mendelssohn
Miss Mary Willie Snocte
Fo' The Lord is Mindful of his Own.
Mendeissohn
N1iSs Isaacs,o
HSfk' iiaTk The Lark. .SchupeTs-Lisz'
tMiss Mabel SiTnms)