The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22

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ginning with Bhc,i. giving Beethovsii, Ia q
full share sof attention, and coming doWir w
to tho present thrUush Chopin ana MS
contemporaries. XII
This season has boon planned Tor gLlle
Study and nustration ofgmnsichl forms t.
,rhe progra il,tr1e for last "Wednesday WIS WIS,
1. Les Papillon .....i s......... .Gregh
I. ,ts Mrs ~ l,,, 2. Williams Lay 1tense1t
| Miss Myrtle bedford.
8. "a Nocturne ......,............. Danza
S6 Miss zclle Minor. !.
a. Tasuulhado Observation-Disclosures. GottsclalR
Miss Fannie Lewis.
s. Moderate q Con }C5luzia 1850. W ep
0N Misses Mary Willie Sinoot
G. Bridal Procession ............... Grleg
Miss Kate Kate Kimpton.
.rhe Pnnsy ciralc Of Kings baughtrs
will give lecture and musical for tno
benefit Of the Sheltering Arms 1iospltnil
On t'tiday, Nd: embert27th, ut 8 r. M. At
William Meade Clarkc W'lll give snort
lecture OH his trip to Europe. HIS aDIiity
as a lecturer Being SO well known.
delightful evening Is promised al Who
attend.
,rhe Following musicians will take part:
Miss Oracle Cunningham Will render y
plano solo, Miss Lillian r.. Taylor, the
iea1lng contrhlto of St. 17hul's eloir, will
sing several selections, also Mr.. Frhlik
Cunningham and Nit. Hunter. ~ Reg
maid Wnlkcr will be the efficient accom-
PIANIST. Fancy articles. Ice cream ana
cake will bc sold.
Ladies' who are Interested IN the study
or tho Book OF Job nto invited to meet IN
Miss Atlrspatlghs studio, No. 3ls East
E'rnnklin street, at O'clock next Tucsday
afternoon, November 2ith.
MIR. and Mrs. Reinacl,, Of NO. sos North
Sixth Street, entertained n number OF
4 their friends delghtf,,ly ,lhmrsday even.
Ing from 8 to II O'Clock at Pit.
Beautiful prizes were awarded the win
ming lady and gentleman. Supper was
aftcrwurd served, With covers lac! for
twe,1ty. The occasion was one OF the
most agreeable Of the week.
TO Send Out Cards.
b Tho Richmond Chapter, Daughters 81
tho t,dnfederacy, viii send out goncr-
ally "a the citizens Of Richmond en-
velopes addressed stamped and contain
Ing ali appeal for the monument 10 Gen.
j. T. 3. Stuart. X,
The other chapters III Virginia VIII ms.
slst, but 1t is felt. that $4,000, the amount
needed b. the Veteran Cavalry Assoeine
ton could readily be raised In this city
IL each Individual appealed to would make
q response, large Or small. according TO-
ability. The appeal on the envelope reads
as follows:
\ The veteran Cavalry Association has
asked the assistance Of the women Of
Virginia In raising the 5000 to COM
plete the fund necessary to erect the
monument to General J. e. B. Stuart
The Richmond Chapter, assisted BY the
other Daughters OF the confederacy N
Virginia, have accepted this work.
we feel assured that there are many
who will gladly contribute, and we give
YOU the oppor tunity, and enclose
stamped and addressed envelope, You
may have already contributed. but send
again ''in memory" Of veteran loved
to have enrolled No matter how small
the amount. Unless the 600 asked for Is
contributed in the next three months the
$4,000 appropriated by the Legisla ture
will be forfeited The Veteran Assocla-
ton has worked long and faithfully, and
. tslgned) MRS, ~. Y: RANDOLPH:
Hostcsses Of Past Week.
Hostesses of the past week include Mrs
G. A. Blanton. Of No. 800 West Grace
street who gave a 5 o'clock tea. and was
assisted in receiving, by her sisters, Misses
Wallace Mrs. 4; N. Jones, Mrs. Williams
Tompkina, Mrs. VIII. Sadler, Mrs. Har-
din Temple Bumley, Mrs. F,.fsT. Wilson
and Mrs. Norman Call.
y a; Young girls in the dining room were:
Misses Susie, Harrison. Bessie Seldom. Anis
and Mary Howard, Helen Somcrville and
Lena Warwick.
Miss Anne Leo gave an informal tea
Thursday evening to her cousin, Miss
Mary Johnston. the authoress, and Miss
Lucy Christian entertained at progressive
finch Friday evening, when first honors
fell to Miss Margaret Williams and Mr.
Leslie Jennings. and Miss Rosalie Fontaine
Jones was consoled
Mrs. Walthall's Portrait.
Friends OF Mrs. Malcolm Gilmore
walthal, formerly Miss Mamie Delaney.
Of Richmond. will be interested IN
com plimentary mention mode In regard to
portrait Of her appearing at studio
exhibition in Scranton Pa. by the scran-
ton Tribune The Tribune characterzes
the portrait which was made by Sally
brenncr, Of New York. and. Is valued at
$500, as superb
In her picture. Mrs. Walthall wears a
Marie Antoinette hat, with curls Ealing
over her shoulders. and has a cluster OF
chrysanthemums among the laces OF her
corsaEe.
The observation party and silver tea for
the benefit of Epiphany Church. Barton
Heights, which was to have been given
last Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. ". 7.
Redd, has been postponed until next Tues
day, November 24th. at the same hour.
Entertainments.
The SOCIAL event Of prime interest this
week will DO the Thanksgiving german
Beginning q 8 o'clock Thursday eys-
ming, in the Masonic Temple. and d.
rected by two nf this seasons prettiest
debutantes. Miss Lillian Rnford and Miss
Louise Herbert