The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
.CA,Y''E /, IN
CH||AR':ILOI'r'E,
Gard Clubs. Disbanded During.
Lent. Have Revived. III
THE ELKS' GERMAN CLUB
One Of the Most . elightful Entertain
merits Given last Week Was the AZ
ternoon T ca at Residence Of Capt.
and Mrs. w. w. Forsyth.

cHAREoTrS 3 NJ &, April R9rhe nrst
post Lentcn week has been a gay one In
a,nusements and In social matters The
various card clubs which wero disbanded
during Lent, have been revived. III, 5s. IL
Y Mrs. Richard s. Busbee gave a euchre
purity Thursday evening. complimentary
TO Mrs. Waitor w. Watt
4 One Of the most delightful entortain-
ments given this week WAS the afternoon
tea which was given at the Residence OF
4 ptain and Mrs. w. w. Forsyth last
Wednesday. HtAgnes Guild OF the Epis-
copal Church had the affair In charge and
appropriated for the occasion all Of the
lhea utiful draperies nnd souvenirs gathered
by aptainsand Mrs. Forsyth during their
Residence In the Tar East. II WAS O Chi
nese tea. and all the friends Of the guild
were Invited. a special sale OF fancy
work took place. A great many pretty
things were made by the members Of the
guild during Lent, and were disposed Of
at moderate price.
One OF Charlotte 8 most cultured audi
ences greeted the ct. Cecilia Choral Sos
ciety Tuesday night at the Presbytsrtaln1
College Auditorium. Miss Margaret Cum
Minis, 4 Of Baltimore, was the soloist OF
tho occasion, and perhaps :, hiUre select
programme was never heard In Charlotte.
The Dlks' German Club gave the last
dance OF the season Friday, night There
wna a large attendance. MI. Osmond ~.
Barringcr led the german. M I'll
e Tho greatest musical events Of the sea-
son will be the coming OF the Duss Or
chestra, starring Madame Nordica and
Monsieur Edouard De Reszke, on May
4th. This concert is being advertised all
over the State and In South DINA, and
will drawSto Charlotte an immense crowd
OF music lovers. ssS @ "a
n The st. Elizabeth Guild gave Almost de-
slightful tea at tho residence OF Mrs. John
Yorke. I'M Dilworth, * Friday afternoon.
Fancy work and candy were sold.
& Mesdames Mary Fl. Cobb, Hayes and
Il. H. Caldwell. Misses Mary Crowley,
Kate. Blanche and Daisy; Northey. Susie
Williams Bertha suggs. and Messrs.
Master Philip Caldwell spent Monday in.
Belmont to witness the play, Sir Thomas
Moor which was cleveriy presented by
the st. Leo Dramatic Club OF the Bel
mont College.
Il The Criterion Book Club was pleasantly
entertained BY Miss Lydia Nash on Tues
day afternoon. 5@ i5 e
# Mrs. Latta c. Johnson was hostess at
a meeting OF the Shakespeare Book Club
Tuesday evening. 1g Sstf ~ 4. si5 s333ss
t$4 The Thompson Orphanage Guild met
With Miss Mary Armand Nash Wednes-
day morning x n
Misses Katherine Jordan Margaret
Smith, Mary Mayer and Georgia Lowe
left Tuesday for Mt. Holly. and will visit
Miss Lily Rhyme. NJ Il. * Il 5
h Tho Saturday Afternoon Club was de-
lightfualy entertained by Mrs. r. c.
Moore and Miss Clarkson.
The Over the Tea-Cups Club had a pleas
ant meeting with Mrs. ]. s. Myers Tues
day evening. 4
The Daughters ct the American Revo-
luton met Thursday afternoon with Mrs,
"a. L. Smith.
The Dolly Madison Book Club met with
Mrs Sampson n Dilworth Thursday af-3
ternoon. 5 4
Dr.. j. william Jones delivered lee
ture on Thursday evening in the audi
forum Of the Presbyterian College under
the auspices OF the Daughters of the
$Confedoracy and the veterans
Prepare lions are In progress for the
Tour OF Il Nations. which will be quite
novel entertainment It is to take place
on the 2lst instant.
Quite a number OF Easter egg hunts
we're planned for Monday, but a heavy
rain wet the grass and dampened the
prospects OF fun. Still the amusement
went on in some instances. and the eggs
were hidden indoors. 8}3 "a "a