The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-03
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Riehmond people, who heartily admire ,
will be delighted that she has been en-
gagged as the leading soprano in st. Pauls
Church choir, under the direction Of Mr..
Philip S. Powers. Mr.: Norman Call will
tenor. The contralto has not yet been en-
gagged.
Every one who recalls Mrs Pi2zlnis
singing and acting when she took the part
Hollywood Memorial Association spring
before last or who has heard her at
any of her subsequent appearances, VIII
feel at once how fortunate Mr.. Powers
las been in inducing her to lead his
choir.
severe accident which befell her last sum
,r1er at Asbury Park. Her music has been
great resource with her for months past.
during which time, she, has been in CON
slant training under her teacher, Mrs.
Mae Talley, who Is justly proud Of her
pupil and of the development of her fine
powers.
when the choir and the director and the
organist begin their association together
goes without the saying. Mrs. Pizzini Is
not more attractive through her voice than
through her personality. She is charm-
ing, refined and possessed of great mag
netism of manner, which cannot fail to
impress all with whom she is brought
into contact.
MI. and Mrs. William s. seay, OF Lor-
Iaine's, Va, announce the approaching
marriage Of their daughter. Miss sallie:
Cumberland county, Va.
Tho ceremony Will be performed at the
home of the, BRIDES parents. Spring
Brook, Henrieo COUNTY. Va, Monday
Reynolds officiating
All arrangements for the select, patriotic
3 Club Friday night at Lakeside have been
completed. The crowd will leave First
and Broad Streets In large wagons Is
o'clock midnight there will be grand
display of fireworks to greet the incoming
of the glorious Fourth, and patriotic songs
will be sung The affair p promises to be
nor expense has, been spared TO provide
enjoymeAt for the guests Of the club.
Society everywhere Is interested In the
personality of Mr.. Anthony Hopes pretty
American bride, who was Miss Elizabeth
Sheldon, Of New York. before she be-
came AIRS. Hope.
fallen in love with his bride, because
when he met her she reminded him of
the Dolly in dolly Dialogues;" She Is
aiqqr IKE e ths sa! Prnee ase Ta a the
dmples, like Dolly" thus combining
The attributes of her husbands two best
Both Mrs. Hope and her elder sister;
Suzanne. who recently married Richard
Ainley. the English actor. have spent
i'tg and t the Other studying the art
She loves best of all, and In which she
excels-music. ] hardly seems surpris-
Ing that the two sisters should fall in
love with Englishmen and marry them.
Mr.. Hope will now have an opportunity
to put the Dolly Dialogues" into his
everyday life and practice,
Miss Lola Binns and Mr.. ]. Curtis, OAR
lington, OF williamsburg, were married in
Union Station Methodist Church Wednes-
tiay ct $3.50 P. NJ, by the Rev. John Han
The bride entered with her brother, MIR.
William r. Binns, Mr. Reginald Walker
was at the organ
lace and carrying Bride roses, was at
tended by Miss Grace Binns and Miss
Anna Lewis, in white, with bouquets OF
saunders. OF Williamsburg. Groomsmer
Included Messrs Adrian Scott, Walter
Mitchell, William Kidd and Drewry Fox,
The sum OF SO was realized from an
entertainment given Monday evening las,
for the benefit OF the Ice Mission, Those
taking part in the entertainment We're
Alma Cheatwood, Miss Elise Walthall
Miss Floribel Rosenbaum, Miss Alice
Carleton, Miss Gepevieve Leech, Miss Co
leste Carleton. Louis Bloomberg and Hen
~ Cohen, Jr. The money was turned
over to the mission of which Mrs. George
W. Bagby IS treasurer, Her office is II
the library building and all subscriptions
should be sent directly 10 her and malice
AZ soon as possible.
The Ice Mission Is using every effort Il
meet the situation engendered by suci
weather as that Of yesterday or to-day
There are people who are made wondrou!
kind by that fellow-feeling that makes
The whole world kin. and these Away
send checks at the first sign OF the risinl
mercury, but 10 many the Idea neye
suggests Itself, and the mission makes n,
active canvass for the funds OF which l
stands very much in need
distribution of ice. In the almshouse I
IS supplied 10 the inmates, but for I'll
poor people who are exposed TO the heat
fiyiRg In the pitiful shanties that aror
no protection, or less than no protection
there Is no relief In sight.
The Ice Mission is in need OF funds I
carry comfort to the homes Of such a
are not able 10 provide 1t for themselves
There is host OF INDECENT poor, OF hell
less old people. and of young ch,loren an
infants painting for the relief mat ltti
ice may give,
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