The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

PERSONALLY
The quietude of NIaunay Thursday was
only broken by the appearance or Ma
dame Schumann-Heink at the Academy
She was greeted, Notwithstanding the
many who are keeping Lent, by a bril-
ilant audience. Her magnificent con-
traIto voice drew most of the music
lovers of this city last night, and the
Austrian singer, who, since her four
tenth birthday, has created quite a
Juror in the world of mnslc. was given
Z, cordial reception. Those who were UNI
able to hear her last night, If they at
tend the coronation in the summer, will
have an opportunity, as she Will give a
song recital on that occasion.
the music-1overs will have /. treat to-
night, when Messiah will be sung at
St Pauls Church. under the skillful
direction of Professor Jacob Reinhardt,
and the "Crucifixion'' will be sung at
dolly Trinity by the combined cfrors of
Monumental and Holy Trinity Churches.
under the direction of Mr.. Arthur
Scriyenor.
The Hist of sclllptors for the jefferson
Davis Monument has been increased
man v. Randolph has received the names
of Charles Albert Lopez, of No. 249 Il
East Thirteenth Street. New York, re-
commended by Mrs. John P. Allison. OF
North Carolina; Mr.. Rudolph Evans,
presented by Miss Hall. of Baltimore;
Mr.. William Copper, a Virginlan by
birth, who has returned from a twenty
five years residence abroad to educate
mis- children in America, who is now living
in New York, and has the distinction of
being presented by Mrs. Norman ".
Randolph
Letters have been written asking if
Northern granite and marble may be
used, but if there was a point on which
when arranging for this monument,
the Executive Committee agreed posi-
lively, it was that only Southern mate
rial was to be used for the erection of
the arch.
A delightful bazaar Will be held at
the Second Baptist Church this after
noon, when there will be offered for
sale a. charming collection OF Easter
novelties, among which may hs fulInd
the latest neckwear in enlbrofderM lin
en-, chiffon and lace. An Easter egg
hunt will commence at o'clock. Candy
and light refreshments will be solo py
a bevy of young favortes, while the re-
ception committee is composed OF some
Miss Moore. OF Boston, is the guest
! of Mrs. C. w. p. Williamson until Sat
| urday. Miss Moore is travelling in the
interest of the College Auxiliary of the
| Young Womans Christian Association,
and gave delightful address yesterday
| morning before the student body OF the
| Richmond Female Seminary
A nom no who
for some months has been given elocution
| lessons in Union Theological Seminary,
| has consented to entertain the students,
faculty and friends Of the institution
with a public reading to be given IN the
chapel at P. NJ. Monday, March Slst.
The selection will be Brownings Soul
The F'orget-Me-Not Social Club met
wednesday evening and elected the fol
loving officers: Miss Mamie Graves.
president; Miss Helen Morehouse, secre-
tary, and Miss Fannie Weatherhorn,
! treasurer. The following became mem
! bers of the club: Misses Louise 10th, Vlo-
| let Deveraux. Gay Turner, Ruth Hutch
con, Ruby Jones and Bertha Myer.
Misses Matte Clarke and Virginia
BrizzoIara will attend the Easter ger
man given at the home of the Misses
Rennie. ..Edgewood,' Chesterfield coun-
! ty, Va, and will spend the balance OF
/ the holidays with Mrs. S. 2. Clarke, OF
1 Baltimore. Md.
The CINNAMON Concert Club" is the
name given those members OF the !. 4
! L. Club who have been giving benefits
] recently at the Railroad 7. NJ. G. A. The
i present membership is now Mr. Arthur
i Bower, Miss .Doya Mitchell. Miss Rosali
i Pettis. Miss Essie Phillips. Mr.. victor
i Mcneil, Mr. Walter A. Watkins, Mr. +.
Robert Stokes and Mr. Reginald Walker
1 Mrs, Charles Jacobs and the Misses
Jacobs, of New York, are the guests O
/ their cousin, Mrs C. ]. 10th, Jr.. No
i M East Marshall Street
i DR.. Maurice Halves, who has been spend
4 ing the last few days in this city. left
for Huntington, w. Va, last night
Mrs. G. T. w. Kern, Of Roanoke, is
! visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs :;
II. Kelley.
Miss Mary Douglas Womack. @
9 Farmville. will be the guest Of Mrs. G
4 j.. Mosby, No. lib stTFranklin Street
until Easter.
1 Miss Lucy Clare ATKINSON VIII lea:e
4 FOR Newport News to-day, where She
4 will be the guest Of Mrs. Sidney John
4 ston Dudley.
Mrs. Lewis Clarke, of RadforG. va:
3 we'll known in Richmond. viii spend I'll,
! summer travelling in Europe
w. S. Bosang. who has been at
4 tending the Massey Business College. ha'
Don't look for Strawberries II tn
/ ESed but look for any linsg you l1ant3i