The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13
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III handsome programme q thirty-two
pages, With covers embossed In gold and
silver, and t,t'i With 4silk cords, Is now
being gotten out by the j u Hill Print
Ing Company. Half-tono cuts Will include
pictures Of Mrs. Andrew j U Montague Z
Miss Ruby Eodekcr, Mrs Pyle Mrs.
other Richmond Views and q group OF
Confederate Hlags IN colors. Tho official
schedule for evening and afternoon en-
tertnir inent Is given below: :,
Monday Night, March 18th = noY-
errors night. Colonel 10 Lane s'orn.
master OF ceremonies. doVetnu.
Tlt2hugh Lee, Governor Z; q ~, vail
Governor william Cameron, Goverinor
uoge Tyler md General Joe Wheeler;
Male Cpuartette from Virginia Meaical
College. Mr., and Mrs. y. H. Sio"os
S,ein's Orchestra. ~. ro,,aoa
Tuesday Night. March ,; innuI e,Ia,-
night Grace-Street Baptist Cnu i,, w." e.
tette. Piano solo. Miss Mabel Sims s., SO,
ios' ~ : t1,ets' and tlhartettes. Military 1r!ll
~ wentv-fo,ir young ladies Of ltiGh-
mond. Miss Josephine Sullivan, captain.
atSin,a r,rrhcstrn. The dffersht COLLEGES
81 TIE city will send delcgatioh. 10 ],
'Wednesday Night, March 1s-G eea ing
vorelii Virginia. Mr.. Norman Call p 9s
50; rn stsirS oI Ssst March 1ethMys
tic n Shrine night. Acca Temple
M NJ ~ Shrine visis us that night.
The II Virginia Glce Club. Little Miss erll-
llivan. Of Washington, D. C., only SIX
Years Of age, who visits US to gl1o har
wonderful dance in aid Of the N,ady con.
federate Women. Professor 1ardclla's
Band.
Church Choir. Professor JACOB Rein.
In rdt, organist and director. Captain
Josephine Sullivan, with her command yof
twenty-four young ladies OF klcnmrfd.
will again entertain us with splendid
Grill.
Of Beth Ahaba Synagogue. Masonic Home
children STEMS Orchestra.
Monday Night, March 23d-Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, with their magnlfi-l
tuesday Night, March oath -En:ertain .
ment by the faculty and pupils Of the
Richmond Conservatory Of Musl.. Pro.
fessor Frank e. Cosby and Mas. Jennie
Yeamans, directors. rs
Wednesday Night. March 25th-nuarotte
Of First Baptist Church. Military drill
again by the young ladies' under conlmand
of Miss Josephine Sullivan.
Thursday Night, March 26th-On this
last evening all the choirs Of tho city
will unite in singing old Confcd late
songs.
Tuesday Afternoon. March 17th-Tam-
BOURNE dance, BY Mrs. Klttrell's class. .
"Wednesday Afternoon, March 18th Sonr!
bubbles.
Thursday Afternoon, March l9th--Reci-
tatons by Ethel Yeaman and Ruth Por
ter, and vocal solo by Gladys 'Pcyton.
Friday Afternoon. March 20th-Minuet,
by Mrs. Winters class
Saturday Afternoon, March a-Doll
Show.
Monday Afternoon, March 23d-Mrs.
tuesday Afternoon, March Ath-Lilllpu-
tan wedding.
Wednesday Afternoon. March 25th-Ma-
| sonic Home boys.
Thursday Afternoon, March 26th--Baby
tShow-two to fifteen months.
At the Jefferson Club.
Miss Eugcnia AunHpaugh gave q de-
| lightful lecture reading from the poems
| Of Sidney Laner yesterday afternoon
| in, the parlors Of the Jefferson Club.
| before the members Of Mrs. E. n.
Calisch's Auxiliary.
| Miss Aunspaugh's varied selections
| were fully illustrative Of the poets ver-
| satillty in conception and expression. An
! appropriate reference to Lanier. the
| man. and to his life preceded the read
! ing which began with the exquisite mu-
steal Song of the Ctnttahooche," Miss
Aunspaughd rendition bringing out
with full force the deep undercurrent
of spiritual meaning in the poem.
II The next reading, GLOW Love Looked
! for He'll" a very unique number, was
| followed BY "The Revenge Of l1arnish,
which has been pronounced by. Dr.
Charles Kent. of the University Of Vir-
| ginia, to be one of the finest ballads In
the English language. The scmi-humor-
Gus poem. THE Owl and tho Robin,
| succeeded and came somewhat IN the
| nature of a relief against the sombre-
ness OF what had gone before.
"rho Symphony" ono Of I,anier's
| grant.st efforts, closed tho lecture. It
/ was p)eluded by readings from the
1 poets letters, which attuned the minds
| of those present to receive his earnest
| plea for the practical application Of the
greatest command Of all, Thou shalt
| love thy neghbor"
| The ladies who received ut the club
yesterday were Mrs. J. Cans. Mrs Henry
| Block, Mrs. Harry Binswanger and a
number of others.
Miss Aunspaugh will give a reading
from Sidney I,anier this afternoon, at
s, In the home of Mrs. T. W. Pemberton.
No. 500 West Franklin Street. but she
will approach her subject from differ
ent standpoint that which will show the
great Southern poets lofty conception
of life and his ideals Of art
On Friday. March Goth. Miss Auns-
paugh will read Tennyson's I'm Memo
rlam" at the home of Mrs. 6. Harvey
Clarke, No. II East Grace Street. The
hour of tho reading will be p. NJ.
Othertrcadings will follow from Brown
ing Tennyson's Idylls of tho King, and
Lanier's dramatic and musical poems.
| Tho patrons. and patronesses Of these
/ rnndi,,ns a rn Mr.-nnd Mrs. II w. Pam