The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-10

landscape in oil; Mr.. w. E. Bixbee,
OF Boston, several water colors: Mrs. p.
NJ. Scott OF New York city, flower pieces
in water colors: Mr.. a. w. Buhler. OF
Boston, two paintings In oil; Mr.. F. T.
Stuart. of Boston. several water colors;
Miss. Susan NJ. Ketchham. OF! New York
city, two oil paintings: Mr.. Spencer 3.
Nichols, OF Washington d. c.. several
water colors: Mr.. Walter Paris. OF WASH
ington D. c., water color paintings; Mr..
Robert Coleman Child. of Washington
D. c.. oil. water color and pastel pieces;
Mr.. 70. Irving Course, OF New York city.
paintings in OIL Miss. Bertha e. Perrle.
2 OF Washington D. c., number OF water
gcolors: Mr.. Max Weyl, OF Washington.
d. c., landscapes in oil.
Women's Meetings.
At the meeting OF the Milton Work
Club Wednesday afternoon, the highest
north and south score was made by Mrs.
W, Ben. Palmer and Mrs. BENJAMIN -.
Nash Winners east and west were Mrs.
Walter Martin and Miss Lucy Quarles.
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. c. E. Win
go. Mrs. James D. Crump and Mrs. irwin
watkins won north and south; MRS. "a.
mund Waddill and Mrs G. L. Todd east
and west The next meeting Will pc with
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next Tuesday at 4:3O P. NJ.
4 meeting of Solid South Bazaar Com.
mittee Is called for p. NJ, May 18th, at
No. IL East Main.
The Richmond Chapter Daughters OF the
Gonfederacy, will hold their regular meet
Ing next Wednesday afternoon In Lee
Camp Hall,
The executive committee of the Con-
federate Bazaar Association Will be held
TUESDAY next at noon in tho home OF
Mrs. Stephen Putney.
Off to jamestown.
Clad in vcrdure and covered with roses,
jamestown will DO douby beautl1u! 70
the eyes OF nntiquarians and pilgrims
who visit 1t next Wednesday. possessing
as 1t does the inyestiture OF historical!
and natural attraction. The pilgrims,
conducted by Mrs. Willard and Mrs
Marsh will come to the island by steam.
ers from Old Point The Association for
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
leave the wharf OF the Old Dominion
Steamship Company In Richmond at
The sale down the river will be re-
plete with interest Mrs. p, v. Valentine
will be the chairman of the excursion
which will be chaperoned BY Mrs. joseph
BRYAN and the ladies' of the central COM
mittee. Refreshments will be served and
everything done to make the day gay
and delightful.
welcome viii be made to the pligrlms'
These ladies will give q reception N
Richmond Thursday evening at the Jel-
ton. the Commonwealth Chapter OF the
Daughters of, the American Revolution,
through tn esecretary, Miss Eleanor
gree. and the other patriots, historic and
social organizations will be the special
guests of this occasion.
Artistic Musicale.
One OF the most enjoyable and artistic
musicales ever presented In Richmond
took place Friday evening In the Assem-
lily Hall of Murphy's Hotel Annex. II
was participated In ty some Of the very
best professional talent OF the city,
The following artists, whose reputation
comment. took part In the entertainment
Mrs. John Murphy. Mrs. Jennie Yeamans
Misses Powell, Cofer and Morton. Messrs
Tribbett, Dunbar keenan,, Hunter. Gun,
ningham and Prof. Cosby.
The Assembly Hall was packed to Its
utmost capacity by a highly cultured and
appreclative audience, Owing to the
hundred friends of the singers had to be
turned away. being unable to gain ad
mittance, The splendid audience present
spurred the performers on to their best
efforts. Every number was enthusiasts
cally encored The artists all showed
splendid taste in the selection of thel
| songs and recitatlons. Each participant,
deserves special mention for the part reE,
dered towards a delightful evening of mu
| sic and entertainment.
After the singing of Good Night b,
| the First Baptist Church Quartette, tn,