The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-09

sThts ms RIA 10 comes rather IN the ma
Sture OF a surprise to his friend 8 II TINS
sei ty,. only a few knowing Of his 1nten-
%tfons. Mr.. and Nd rs. II lit will return 20.
RIchmond on or "a bout March l2til,l ana ING
will make their home at y o. w East
Grace Street.
The Chisel the bright little Quarter Y OF
the Woman College held its annual din
ner yesterday evening at the 1iotel 1tue--s
ger.
The staff this year consists of Misses
Annie Harwood and. Elizabeth Knight
editors in chief ); Daisy y aughnan, e ::.
change editor; Eva Mu1dock, local7 editor:
r.. Trench Shelton. 5alumnaeE editor. and
Ruth Burton and Clara Becker business
managers.
The guests Of the occasion were Miss
Orie u. Hatcher, of the Chica go Univer-
sity; Miss Mary C. Anderson, who for
some time has been connected with the
Wornan's College: Mr.. Roy Is. Pace, Pro-
fessor8 of literature and English; ME-
Il. Garnet. dean of the college, and Mr..
A C. Booker.
Blue and yellow was the color schcme.
Jonquils graced the table, and blue and
yellow ribbons were draped from above
A renaissance lace piece filed the center
of the table. wllilc the candles under their
yellow shades lent their soft glow. The
I1dSOTSs tlIetIIle anu 1llSllL SOllipiAea,
were dainty little Representations Of the
! useful implement the chisel.
Mrs May Talley's vocal class was
| cfarmingly entertained at her studio on
| Friday evening by Miss E.:genia --uns-
| paugh. who read selections from Tenny-
! son and several of Browning, muslcal
| poems. She prefaced her readings With
| instructive comment upon Rhythm in
eli md l,Nsf
an appreciation OF the exquisite melody
| Of TeDnyson's verse that she seemed to
voice the very spirit of his songs. she
was equally true in her sympathetic IN
| tcrpretaHon OF Brownins's sreat music
! poems After the readings a short musi-
/ cal programme was given by Miss War
1 nick, Mrs. P1zzini. Miss Rhonie Hutzler.
Miss Florence Thalhiner and Mr.. Wing
| field, Mrs. Ta1ley's most advanced pupils
| who possess nne voices and musical talens,
aud wlo are doing excellent work.
| SIr. Webb accompanied the vocalists
| with the harmony and skill which char
| acterizes his music.
Mrs. May Talley left Saturday evening
| for two weeks visit to New York in
order to enjoy the double advantage of
musical opportunities and a needed rest
! from tho labors Of a busy teacher.
Mr.. Harvey L. Taylor, OF this city. ac-
companied a large party Of New Workers
to Mexico by boat Thursday. On their
way they will stop at Havana, Cuba;
Nassau, Santiago, Vera Cruz, Tampico
and Progresso.
Miss Edna Forbes will leave on an Eu-
ropean tour during the month of April,
She will accompany Miss Caroline James,
| Of New York, who will be pleasantly re-
| called as her guest during January.
On Monday afternoon promptly at $50
! o'clock the annual business meeting will
| be held in the club-rooms Visitors
cards will not be good upon this occasion.
as only resident members are expected to
| attend the meeting.
Mrs. Moncure Perkins Will have as her
| guests about the 18th her mother, Mrs.
| C. D. Langhorne, Mrs. Robert Shaw, OF
| Boston, and Miss May Jones, who arc
taking now delightful trip at the Ber-
mudas.
| Miss Eda Atkinson. who had but recent
ly returned from a delightful trip to Al
ken, S. c., where she was the guest of
MI and Mrs. Reginald Brooks, is now in
Boston, the guest of Mrs. Rodman Park