The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-19

"A.
Miller and Rhoads. The young couple
are now enjoying q bridal trip and when
they return they will be ut horne on
South Fifth Street.
Confederate Concert.
In the concert to. IS given IN Lee Camp
Hail at $3.50 o'clock on the evening Of
March 25th.. for tho benefit of the Ala
bama table at the Confederate Bazaar.
the finest musical talent In Richmond
will be represented In q delightful pro-
gramnlc. Miss Manic Harrison, Miss
Frances Diggs,s Mr.. Conway Gordon and
Mr.. Lehman will give a number Of
charming selections. 85
"Thoy will be assisted by tho Virginia
Glce Club, including Mr.. Joseph White,
basso; Mr.. James sMcBnin, baritone; Mr..
Morton and Mr.. Walter Watkins first
and second tcnors. Those who have
heard the Glee Club neod no assurance
as to the quality OF music to be ex.
pected from them.
Miss Harrison and Miss Diggs will each
contribute a solo. while Miss Roberta AL
len. with her violin, and Mr.. lardela, with
his clarionet, will render tho attractions
of the evening as varied MS they are ex-
cellent. 81 4 "a X ISL
A leading figure Of tho performance
will be a, song by Master Spencer rup-
man. youthful vocalist of nine years,
who will give "Learnlng the Lesson" &
Through Miss Harrison the Alabama
table has received a handsome donation
from Mr.. Hoen In the shape Off picture
of President Davis at his Inauguration
in the State House at Montgomery. Ala.
This picture will be sold during the
tho Bazaar at the table.
Every member of tho Alabama Com
mittee is urgently requested to attend a
meeting to be held Friday, 4:30 P. Nj,
at No. 11b East Franklin Street. 1t is
most important that there should be
full attendance.
Tennyson Reading.
Miss Aunspaugh's reading from Ten
ynson's In Menoriam" will take place
Friday afternoon at s o clock in the home
Grace Street, The reading Is open to the
public, and those wishing to attend are
requested to assemble promptly, 30 that
the reading may begin at the appointed
hour. Many no doubt will avail them
selves Of this opportunity of hearing
this great poem read and commented on
by one who always makes her theme
so interesting
The Bostock Benefit.
The Committee Of the Louisiana table
at tho Confederate Bazaar feel specially
interested III tho success ,ofithe Bostock
bazaar benefit, as It was q obtained
=
This afternoon the cups will DO a ward
ed to tho little people who will compete
for them, and this evening tho unique
ceremony Of officially giving a.name TO
the baby gorilla, Grab. will engage the
attention of both grown people and chill
dren, The ladies OF the Louisiana Table
Mrs. II. G. Minor, Mrs. Mann Valentine,
Mrs. Il. IL Bemis, Mrs. George Ainslle,
Mrs. John N. Upshur, Mrs. w. S. Dan
iel, Mrs. w. G. Stanard, Mrs. Henry
Harwopd. Mrs. Charles Edwards. Mrs.
Stewart NJ. Woodward, Mrs O. II. Fun
stem. Mrs. George Schoen, Mrs. George
r.. King Mrs. Frank Bcverdge Mrs. l..
r. Dashioll, Mrs. Clayton Coleman Mrs.
Il. S. Robertson, Mrs. P, L. Conquest.
Mrs. Alfred Pattison, Mrs. Henry ellis.
Mrs. j. B, Elan, Mrs, y. G. Cunning
ham. Mrs. Charles Robins, Mrs. J. Park
or Dashell, Mrs. Henry Perkins Mrs.
w. Il. IT.. tRogerson. Mrs. Henry Easley.
Hester Tabb, Lay Bemls, Carrie Cole
man, Roberta Minor, Clara Crenshnw.
Mary Randolph. Adair Minor. Ella Cooke.
IhllIe Whitlock katherine SDotswood,
of Petersburg: Zello Minor, Miss Ed
wards, lseulnh Pattison, Cora Harrison
and Emily Cunningham; also Mrs. John
y. Gilmore, Of New Orleans. regent Of
r. al 4 h0 /
SCUM, and Miss Cora Richardson OF
New Orleans representing the New Or
leans Chapter of tho United Daughters
of the Confederacy.
a General Lee the Orator.
The ladies of oakwood Memorial AS
ISOLATION are greatly pleased at having
secured General Fitzhugh Leo as tnell
orator for lakewood Memorial Day. May
9th. May 10th is tho regular lakewood
anniversary, kept In memory Of General
Stonewall Jackson. Us IT VIII fall
this year on Sunday, the memorial eXer-
cises will be held on the 9th.
General lee always says the best that
can be said on any subject he may have
In hand. AS an ex-Confcderate, with his
heart In whatever relates to the heroes
OF the Confcdcracy, # may well be be-
believed that no tenderer. truer voice
could awake the echoes of the past In
which they had lived and moved, than
their gallant comrade and commander,
who has survived them.
Tho full programme will shortly be
published by the president OF the Oak
wood Memorial Association
Personal Mention.
Mrs. John Y. Gilmore. OF New Orleans.
will be the guest OF Miss Scott, at No.
102 East Franklin Street, during the Con-
feder Bazaar.
Miss BETTY Burwell Booker, who has
been In Paris during the winter studying
opera, will probably appear IN concert at
Covent-Garden Theatre. London. during
tho approaching season,
With other prominent French and
American musicians, Miss Booker has
lately appeared in musicales In distn-
guished Partisan draw!ng-roolns under
such atronesses az the C0mtesse dc
Cllevigne tho Comtesse Rene de Coetto-
gon Madame Durkee and Madame
Postel-Yinay
1t is possible that she will return TO
Virginia in July, and that her many
friends here will then have the oppOrt,l-