The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-22
-Mr. Observation-Disclosures.

AN event of great interest, not only to
members of the Womans Club but to
! the Richmond public in general, will be
the appearance of Mr.. William Webster
b Ellsworth, who will deliver his Lecture on
"The Personal Washington" to- morrow
/ evening at O'Clock in the hall of the
Young Mems Christian Association Bui d
Ing. thereby fifty celebrating the BIRTH
y day OF a great Virginan and the first
II President of the United States.
Mr., ELLSWORTH, who is the secretary of
the Century Company, is the great
s. grandson OF Chief Justice Oliver Els
+ worth, and of DR. Noah Webster, the
lexicograph her. He was In Virginia for
some time last spring and visited sections
OF the State most closely connected With
4 the personal side of Washington's life,
upon which the Lecture hinges. WASH
inEton's boyhood, his early letters, the
"cherry-tree story incidents involving
his home life and bringing in Mrs. Mar
4 tina Gusts Washington. Miss Nellie Gus
tbs and Mrs. Mary Ball Washington are
\ splendid1y illu strated through the me-
Z dunn of stereoptcon views. New photo
graphs of Mount Vernon are included in
& these views as. well as about tweNty OF
the most famous Washington portraits,
from the earliest painted by Peale to the
last. by Saint Memin
sa ANY one Wishing to secure cards of adj
mission to the lecture which have been
placed at the nominal price Of half a
s dollar can do SO By application to the
33afhtor OF the Woman's Club, or can get
them later at the door of the hall, Mem
T bers of the club can get theirs and their
escorts cards at the club, where they
have been placed In charge.
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt, the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rein
4 hardt and one of the most accomplished
musicians in the South, will give a vio-
+ lin recital at the Woman's Club Tuesday
evening, February oath, at $50 O'clock
when she will be assisted by Miss Mabel
n Ward McBain and Mr.. Norman Call. both
well known and popular Richmond vocal
isss.
.s Special interest attaches TO this appear
n ance of Miss Reinhardt the evening be-
< Ing intended AS benefit 10 aid her in
taking a course of sludy in New York,
where she hopes soon to go for The fur
tlaer development of her already remarks
& able talents as Il yiolln!st \ carefully
VI selected programme for the evening of
the Path Includes the following:
.tFantaise Caprice" Vieuxtempts, Miss
Annie Louise Reinhardt.
Solo. Expectancy" Buck. Miss Mabel
4 Ward NIcBain.
(a) "Ierceuse Slave" Nevada. (b) ..se.
N hardt
Solo. "Bandeliero.'' Stuart, Mr. Norman
Call.
Solo. my Love is Like the Red, Rec
Rose" Hastings Miss McBain
''Mazier,' Mlynarski, Miss Reinhardt.
AccoIipanist, Mr. Jacob RcinlsirG;.
Miss Relnhardt's patronesses, from til,
representative element of Richmond, arr
+ Mrs Archer Anderson, Mrs James ALI
Il son, Mrs. j. X, Branch Mrs. r. NJ
Elankenship, Mrs. W. C. Bentley, Mrs
Samuel Cohen. Mrs, Charles Davenport
Miss Claire Guillaume. Mrs George Ben
Johnston, Mrs. Andrew i. Montague
Mrs. Il. G. Minor, Mrs. Clarence Milhiser
AIRS q William Pemherton. Mrs Joh.
Z Harrison, Mrs, A. Won Rosenegk, Mrs
George ". Stevens, Mrs, Arthur scrIv
1 snpr Mrs. Norton Savage.
Mrs. ], Taylor Ellyson was the hostcs.
q OF a tsilver tea given 1'hursday for tht
benefit Of the Virginia table at the Con
federate Bazaar In her home, No, 10 T3as
Y Franklin Street, from 10 O'Clock.
" Popular ladies' Of Richmond society com
NJ posed The Reception Committee, which
4 had an agreeable addition in The wives
1 of the members OF the General Assembly
4 now visiting In Richmond
Mrs. Alfred Gray assisted by Mrs
J0hn Gordon Farland, served the ice.
late. Young ladies' assisting were Miss
si Sally Archer Anderson. Miss Kathleen
n Graham Anderson. Miss Sally Reid AN
X sasrson. Miss Berta Jeffrey, Misses Cole
4 man. Misses Meredith. Misses {Whitlonk
N AliBa Nellie BoyK!n. Miss HaleA Stevens
y Miss Won n. Rnscnegk, Miss Ellen, BaGby
Il Miss Hehe Glasgow, Miss SalHe Deane
/. 2I!ss t,dalr Minor. Miss Kate Talley