The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-12
.SOCIEI IN.
CHARLOTTE | ! e.
The J Past Week Has Been a a
I Busy Onoln Church Circles les
THE sHA K: EsP E !. i: CLUB ,!l.1:
The Nj setting ofthe sorosis Book * Club :'IL p
Was one Of the Interesting Events Of
the Week-C omIc Opera "sald a
Pasha' BY Local Talent. IF
THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB
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Fl. 4 Murrill entertained the shakes'-
pearo club on Tuesday afternoon.
The The pres present week has been quite q busy
one in church circles. where prepare pa e.
tions are being made for the celebrat ,l''
Of Easter. The choirs are having 's:s:ll; q
rehearsals Of music.
n Much interest is being manifested q i in
the st. Cecilia concert. which will take X
place on the 18th. and will be the first
musical event OF Easter week The 1!e5 500. SOLO
~ for TIL, occasion will be Miss Mar lar.
raret Cummings. OF Baltimore. who 71t
scored such triumph here in Februer Y.
The Sorosis Book Club met with MRS Mrs.
IS. I. Butt wednesday morning. rs !:
The comic opera, !" Said Pasha," which
is to DO given by local talent on tn. the
24th instant. promises 70 be very very at
tractve "performanc nee.
Professor Plato Durham. OF Trinity
College, delivered the first Of series les O. o.
three lectures in Tryon Street Methodist list
church. this week y
Mrs. =. g. Spencer entertained at quite ute
pleasant tea party X Tuesday evening ss''ln g
Mis-. Margaret Niece and Mr. Gordon
Lamar Clifton. both Of this city, are TO TO
be married tho evening Of the 10th OF
April.
The annual banquet Of the Trinity
College Alumni Association was held at
tha Manufacturers Club on Monday
nirbt. It was attended by q large NUM-
Der Of alumni and Invited guests.
on wednesday afternoon. IN Tryon
street Methodist Church. Mrs Kate w.
Barrett addressed q large audience on
the need OF a Crittenton Home ana Sthe
manner in which It should be conducted Cd
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Jordan, Of this city.
accompanied by q party from Green =
VILE, g.. c., will spend the summer N
europe, leaving Charlotte the 10Th OF
Nav far New York, where they will sail
for southern Europe on May 23d. The
shin on which passage has already been
secured is princess Irene. one Of the
fastest and best passenger steamers N
the transatlantic service.
The flrm name sot the Tapp-Long Com
pany has been changed to the Little
Tong Company. The "Little" in the
firm name is a compliment to Mr.. Julian
*. Little. the popular president Of the
company,
Mr. r. M. Miller, sr. had a stroke OF
paralysis Wednesday at noon, HIS en-
tire left side Is affected. He retains con-
seriousness and vitality. and his physician
IS hopeful OF Mr.. Miller's recovery
Brigader-G General F.. NJ Hayes - Q
visitor In the city, and will be hero sew
aeral days. Though he Is now sixty years
OF ago, he Is better known as JACK
Hayes, both to the world at large and
to the army, which has seen him rise
from a bugle big to the top OF the SER
vice, 81 Il,
A Tennis seems to be more popular IN
Charlotte this season than ever before.
Several clubs have been organized. the
latest being the College Street Club,
The members are Misses Virginia shober.
Maude and Fannie Harrill. Messrs, Rob
ert Hayes, ID, o. Anderson and Parks
Moore, The new club has q nice court
on North College Street. .t
The Baraeo and Philathea classes OF
Tryon Street Baptist Church haid re-
$cept!on Monday night Of the residence
81 Mr., VIC. Dowd on South 1'ryon
street, There were about sixty guests
present, who had q most enjoyable time
playing games and In greeting one an
other, Refreshments were served. Mrs,
Frances Taylor Is teacher OF the Baracea
and Mr., j, A, Durham president while
Mr.. ". C, powd Is teacherso OF the Phila-
theas and Miss Sara Kelly Is president