The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-14
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ono tof tho most charming Sh1us1cnles
ever given All tho Womalls CLUB TOOK
place last Thursday evening when Miss
I1Iildeghrde Hoffman, OF Brooklyn, Now
York, appeared III q beautiful song re-
Icital. 4 q
+ Miss Hoffman, possesses n pure soprano
voice 5of great dramatic power and mas
IA most attractive stage presence. Her
iprogrntt1mo was most varied, rn gins
from grave to- gay. brilliant and sweet
lit was one calculated to tax any sing,
'cr's powers, but she stood the ordeal
beautifully ana came out Of IT Triumph
nntly. Mr.. jacob Reinhar1t was Miss
,1Ioff,nan's ncconipanist. Tho progrtIn,mo
In full lis given below: g8 II #g
n. Aria from "Creatior, With NeFdure
it&S Cladv' .l........E..s.. Hayul
e. (u) Qucl r,,scclletto ....... a. Parad les
:. % My Mother Bids Me- .......liaydn
4 fcl 4NYondnachtf ~. .......I. Schuinnln
j (d) 1TolksOng ..........,..,..1.5 Schumnnl1
II (c1 WHO Is sylvia .........I ~. Schubert
4. bic Lorelcy M. Y. ....... List
II, al Tho Lake Sheen. Melodies Of the
l. 0iibwny Indians; (b) MY Bark Can0o
mr.. by ]. ...... NJ R,sl3qfton
g The Scagull's Song ....J ~ BREWER
n (d) Little Folks Ferry ....I John .uid
( fal Mai ). I. r. Hahn
g@l(b) Eerceusc ...............,l CnnmlHaue
10 La Belle tlu 1lioE .......E 49,. Holmes
&. Iorovencal Song s......, Dell sAqu "
z. "a Allah; o. Nocturne.. 80. chad WICK
(c) "A Rose Fable ....,. AZ. I...n liza wley
B, Guests Of the evening were Mr., and
5Mrs.@A. b. Gugon. Dr. James 3. NcCaw,
Mrs. Jessie Gordon 11ngllSh, MISS Belle
johnson, Miss Bette Clarke Miss 11lise
watkins. Miss Eileen Hcaron Mr.. Nor
man Call, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford r. Ca
perton. I'll b Al
Il Ices were served BY Mrs. y. L. con
CUES t. and Mrs Henry HARDWOOD.
4 Next Monday afternoon. March lGtn.
ten will be served Mt the Womans Club
from s to s! o clock.
The Bostock Benefit.
Bostook will open at 1 o'clock on
Thursday, March 10th, 1.-The Benefit Day"
for the Confederate Bazaar. The lime
table Of performances, herewith presented,
will interest; the many who contemplate
visiting Bostock's that days:
Grand Orchestral Overture.. II to 10 =. NJ.
Exhibition OF aiming gers..l:1o to Il: 80.
Pro essor. Charles Miller
Tour Of the building and4lecture on an
imals, 1890. ~. II. ". 80 to q
Professor Alex. Day, B. lz.t2A.
Arenlc performances. 20 to 2:3o,
Girls and boys participate IN Oriental
ii cavnlcade, when selections VII be
made by the judges for final lnsp Pc I,
ton. .............e fto O.
Inspection parade Of competitive girls.
........................ ..,....- 3 to 8a:lO.
inspection parade of competitive boys.
............... 10 to S:2o'
Grand march past Of competitive girls,
observation-disclosures. :.......?2O &c. ! Az
Grand march past ofsIcompotltiyea Boys,
d'iOt 70. 7.
exhibition of the gorilla Grab With
Professor Day.
Captain Jack Eonavtta@ and his liens,
MISREPRESENTATION. 10 70 4:4V.
Tho great feast Of the Carniyora,
................. ..4:4O to $50.
The remainder OF the afternoon will be
devoted TO the awarding of the silver
cups donated by Nowlan and Lumsden
to the prettest girl and the landsomest
boy, as selected by the beauty judges,
General Fitzhugh Lee. Judge George i.
Christian and Captain Featherstone of
.Lynchburg, assisted by Miss Amy Worth,
Miss Flonence ;Thalhimert aud Miss Grace
Schermelthorn, from the Hollywood, He
brew and Lakewood Memorial Associations.
n During the entire afternoon and eve
ming music will be furnished by sighor
Corrado's Orchestra. The attention of
all visitors is called to the notices which
will be posted from time to time ontthe
gorilla house. The evening performance
with a special attraction in the shape Of
marriage In the lions cage, will begin
promptly at o'clock.
Honored in Baltimore. .5
Two Richmond girls who are visiting il
Baltimore, Miss Laura Smith and MIS-
Mir, hotb r2oy,Iar -bovo l,eopf5 hIfrl1 y hon