The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
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PAINTERS.
Miss lI''j.. Calder Sang AZ Their Their
Banquet Last Night.
a SDELiG HTFL)L OCCASION
The Table Spread With the Best the
season-.,A. Fine Musical Pro- /
gratnmel Rendered. Som
Of Those Present.
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@ When, at the conclusion Of. a sumlptu-;
Gus banquet given at Murphy's last night sI1
by the Master Painters Of Richmond Sas
an aftermath ofsthe few pleasant hours -lrs'
that had been spent Miss Nellie, Calder alder,
beautiful young lady,Nwas aintro"da. l t''1l
to sing solo the flair was regard ed l@ US
comt1fbnpiace. But when the young wo--
man. singing TO the accom- unlnent Of q
piano. broke forth. III q gtrong, ,resp len
dent baritone vote the hundreds gath gath
cred about the banquet board were seen easr
TO stirS,in their chairs and gaze with
Wonder on LII the scer1e, I he like OF which
has never before occurred IN IN Richmond.
K 1t was q triumph for. Mss Calder and ND
she was compelled ito 4 respond, to -four
encores before her audience would cease
their8appluuse and quiet Themselves 4 TO-
the mex number on the e ll-sta t pro
granlllle. N III IL Z Nh \ NJ +, f 3
AS .a,l aftermath 81. 4 the annual Con
ventioilS Of Y Master Il Paln ters &of America
and Canada, whichi$was 4, held in Rich
mond some time sag n the banquet II last
many points of.vlew. IT. was held In the
annex at Murphy's and ni,d !: the pirsponder-
ance Of ladies present was quilt notice
able. the members 4 'oc{ the local order
bringing their .famllle a to participate in
the festivities. IA III a q "a q &:
SPLENDID BANG Er. ~ n
Spread over the banquet board was
everything good to eat, and Mr. r.. L.
Peters, master Of ceremonies, made>it an
especial point to see that every one en-
joycd himself. 4Altoge ther the affair was
an eminent success, topped off with an
excellent programme of musical NUM-
bers. All ssi i5S q a X 81 =, y l&
Mr.. A. D. Y w harton, at the conclusion,
was introduced by Mr.. Peters. He read
number Of kilograms and letters from
officials in the national order, expressing
regret that they could not be present to
enjoy Thu, occasion. So ST N i,ss9 IL NJ
A delightful musical programme was
rendered by Pro lessor Herbert Reese,
Miss Edna Bethel, Mrs. Evans, Miss
Nellie Calder and Freeman and Wilson.
SOME OF TIID GUESTS.
Among those who took part In the fes-
tivIties were Messrs, r.. L.. Peters, A. D,
Wharton. ID. II. Pyle, j. r.. Lee. NJ Can
zert, "A. Hetzer,, IT. Cartwright, "A. w.
Hargrove, IA. G.. Evans, II. Overman, A.
j. Vaughan, w. L.. French, "A. ]. Gala
CHER. Ii, w. Ford r Bethel, J. II; Gala
CHER, II. Huber, I. L. N icholas,3 C. P,
Clarke, W.. B. Joyncs, ]. Rhodes. j. Nor
rls, p. "a. Morton. =. Spies, G. ]. Sienna
ker, J.$ les fall,HJ O. siewers, Luther
Martin, u. G. Becker, John Shelly G.. 8.
Fields Marx \. Gunst,. John +. Tanner,
Saunders a Brothers., r. Leibermuth, j.
Abrams, j. tklnson, Jr., Thomas NJ.
Evans, New y orl 4 r. Iornor Philadel-
phia I George q Ruskell, Mrs. D. II. Pyle,
Mrs. q ~. y Vaughan Mrs. A. D. Wharf
ton, Mrs. NJ s. Ganzert, Mrs. w T. Garth
right. Mrs. VA, g. Evans, Mrs. T. Over
man, Mrs.$W. =. French, Mrs. G. j.
slemaker, Mrs i. +. Tanner, Mrs. A.. w,
Hargroye, Mrs. Marx Gunst, Mrs. w. Z.
Tanner, Mrs. .. Shelly. Mrs, G.. Fields,
Mrs. Decoon Mrs. Nesler, Mrs, r.
L, Peters, Misses Maud Wilkinson, Norma
Atkinson. 4 Wayne Wharton. Ruby Pyle
LILLIAN Ganzert, Hazel Joynes, Annie
Morris. Alice Knight Il Edna Bethel, Mel
lie Calder, Virginia Cartwright, Marraon
| Sims and r.. bingham,