The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miss Annie Louise Rcinhardt. the tai
tnted viollnlste, aud her pupils, Miss llosc
Snyder, Miss Alice Glcaves, Miss Avis
4 Grant and Mr.. John Morris Anderson,
8 gave a delightful violin recital Monday
X evening. December 2lst, at Miss Rein.
4 tardt's studio. No $50 West Grace Street.
These, her most advanced pupils, show
great promise for the future.
The following programme was artistl-
4 cally rendered:
81 Duo Allegro. .............. Plcyel.
Misses Snyder and Rcinhardt.
Solo, selected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. weiss.
Miss Avis Grant.
Duo, ltndantc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zas.
Mr. Anderson and Miss Reinhardt
4 Solo Fifth AIR and Narintions... Dancha
Miss Alico Gleaves.
solo serenadc{ Observation-Disclosures. Schubert.
MIR. John Morris Anderson.
Duo, Romance 9. i'icSci
Misses Grant and Reinhnrdt;
Solo, La Strauiera. ..........-., .l)aucla
Miss Rose Snyder.
Solo Golden Wedding. ..... Marie Gabriel.
= Miss Gleaves.
Santa Claus at Masonic Home.
on Thursday. Christmas Eve a most de-
Ilghtful entertainment will be given by
the children of the Masonic Homes
n Mr.. Reginald Walker, as Santa Claus.
will conduct the exercises With his usual
grace and skill At the close OF the en-
n tertainment he will distribute presents
from the Ladies' Auxiliary to each In
mate of tho Home. All friends OF u, me m
Etitution are cordially invited Inc cars
will leave Twcnty-ninth and p Streets at
eREp. NJ.
EIubard-Sin1s. .
There was a quiet but very pretty mar
..l,, Ia r1nrDiOV nj No. ITO North
Beech Street, when Miss Carrie Louise
Sims became the bride Of Mi. Willie j.
Hubbard. The marriage ceremony was
performed BY the Rev. Henry Pearce
Atkins, Of the Christian Church.
The parlors were filed with tho grace
full foliage Of palms AT 1890 CLOCK me
bride and groom entered to the spirited
strains of Mendclssohns wedding march
from the midsummer Nights Dream"
performed By Master Winston Boiling. Tho
bride was handsomely gowned IN white
b organdy, her veil caught up With lilies
OF the valley. She carried a shower po,i-.
nuet of the same tender blossoms
4 young lady.
The music during the ceremony ana the
wedding march at the conclusion were
performed by Mr.. Ernest Boiling.
Among those present were Judge VIII
mer F. Sims, Dir. George *. Sims and
+ Mr.. John H! Sims, brothers of the bride;
Misses Mary and Ella Sims, sisters or the
bride: Senator Moon, State treasurer y.
wv. Hartman, Mr.. and Miss Harris, Mrs.
Ernest Boiling. Judge and Mrs Gooch,
Miss Margaret Morton Gardner, MISS
Mills. Messrs. Anderson and Upshur.
Mr.. and Mrs. HUBBARD left GU the noon
train for a bridal tour Moth
Acknowledgements.
Mrs. Louise Clark, OF Louisville, KY
has announced the engagement Of her
daughter Fanny Raymond, to MI Wll-
liam Edward Hancock, formerly engaged
in business with MIR. r. n. NJ. Harrison,
This city, but during the past four years
travelling agent for the lleasbey ana Mat
1ison Company, of Amber, Pa
The wedding Will take place January
18th, in the home of the bride, on East
Broadway. Louisville.
7R Miss Halle Matthews Will be maid OF
honor and MIR. John Demoss, OF Louis
8vic best man. After their marriage the
young couple will make their home III
Baltimore.
Mr.. Hancock, who is spending several
days in Richmond, Is very popular, and
has hosts Of friends here who are Of
lering their congratulations. His .fiancee
is nearly related to United States Senator
Beck, is a beauty of the brunette type,
and is a fine vocalist, having spent three
years in the New York Conservatory of
Music.
Historic Lexington.
u,irty copies of the booklat gotten
out by the Mary Custis Lee Chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy. at Lex
ington, Va, and entitled '"IIIstorc Lex
ington" have been placed at the State
Library, with Mrs. d. NJ. Burgess, for
sale at the moderate price of fifty
cents.
The Daughters hope from the sale of
The ,,caklet to add materially to the fund
which they are raining for the purchase
Of tho StoncwsLl@ Jackson home In Lex
,ngton, and Its Equipment as n memorial
d Confederate hospital.
The booklet is an exquisite piece Of
work from its covers of Confederate gray
decorated with a picture of Mrs, Robert
u. Lee, from whom the Lexington chap
ter took its name, the badge Of the Con-
fedcrate Daughters and the book title.
Within the covers are beautiful pictures
and explanatory text, showing among
others the ruins of Liberty Hail. near
Lexington, erected in 1893. tho picture
or the home Of the first president of
Washingto ton and Le, University; lho
scene of General Stonewall JucksOn's
marriage and the first home Of General
Lee in Lexington; the pictures OF Cen
eral and Mrs. Lee, from paintings by
West. done soon after their marriage;
pictures Of the exterior and interior of
the Lexington Lee home, n beautiful
picture OF Lee Memorial Chapel, in
Washington and Lee campus, showing
Valentines rocumbent statue, Also
others of General Pendleton, Lee Memo
rial Church. General Jackson, the Jack
son monument, the New Market statue,
General Smith, the Virginia Military
Institute barracks, Commodore Maury
and his home, Colonel John Mercer
Brooke, the Washington statue Governors
Mcdowell and Lotcher and their homes.
Mrs. Margaret ]. Preston, Judge Brock
enbrough. Hon. j. Randolph Tucker and
the Natural Bridge,
The booklet Is one Of the choicest holi.
day souvenirs, and must be destined to n
large sale for all who see it will admire
II and desire q copy.
Personal Mention.
Miss Sellie Clark Cullen. of Fnrmvilc,
Va. is the guest of her cousin. Miss
Rosalie Pettis.
Miss Sophie White win attend The mar,
riage of Miss Mary Sells I.anahan. which