The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11
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O'clock, and members are entitled to two
complimentary guest tickets besides their
own admission cards. These cards can
be procured from the jan!tress at the
club after Monday until tho time OF the
lecture.
MIR. John II. Powell, who gave beau
tIful piano recital at the Womans Club
last Monday. played again for number,
OF music lovers on Thursday evening,
delighting his audience on both occa-
5lons.
He impressed his hearers by the
strength and delicncy of his touch its
cleanliness and by his great magnetism.
Ills friends who have watched the de-
yelopment of his talent under the caro-
full instruction OF Professor Hair, are
much impressed by his Improvement since
he has been studying with the renowned
Lcschetlzky, of Vienna, who Is doubt.
less the foremost instructor Of the day,
and with whom Mr.. DWELL expects to re-
rev his studies shortly.
Mr.. Powell was heard to special adj
vantage In tho Chopin and Mendelssohn-
List numbers. He played several selec-
lions from Leschctlzky, which were
warmly applauded
Colonial Danes Calendar.
The Colonial Danes of Virginia have
gotten beautiful calendar entitled
Colonial Virginia. 1GT-1621"
The idea Of the calendar Is to prove
that Virginia had an existing govern.
ment before the landing of the Pilgrims
at Plymouth.
The handsome covers will show the
buff and blue colonial colors. The upper
will bear the impress Of the old colonial
seal, and tho motto: EN- Dat Virginia
Quintam."
The illustrations will be very fine and
exquisite, showing pictures Of Queen
Elizabeth. Sir Walter Raleigh, Captain
John Smith, the gentle Indian Princess
Pocahontas. the early colonial Cover
nors, Jamestown, with the overhanging
ping water of the river, and the firs'
rude church, with it's shcltcring sail
fastened to the trees.
Each page will have two illustrations
and spaces with dates opposite for the
jotting down Of engagements.
The pages will be bordered with
etchings of tobacco, the jamestown weed,
Indian corn and other Virginia produce
tons. The work in etching and draw
ing has much of It been done by Mrs
n. Dashiell. The calendar will pe pub
lIshed by l.. D!etz and Company, and
will be at once put on sale at all the
principal bookstores
Mrs. Mary 1. Forrest announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss Bessie
Taylor. to Mr.. Percy II. Lash, Of Nor
folk, The marriage Will take place IN
November.
The Board OF Governors of the Deep
Run Hunt Club have arranged for an
Informal reception to be held at the
pretty Deep Run Hunt Club house on
Thursday afternoon, October 18th, at
O'Clock. Besides the members of the
club 1t Is expected that large number
OF visitors and exhibitors attending the
Horse Show will be present
Refreshments will be served at the club
house, and the afternoon promises to be
most enjoyable one. The club will short
~ resume It's hunts. The annual meeting
OF the club will be held at the Westmore-
land Club on the night OF October 10Th,
when among other matters, new pres
idcnt OF the club Will be elected. The
club is in good condition and applications
for membership are being received daily.
The marriage Of Miss Bright Gum to
Mr.. Eddy NJ. Cunningham. of Winches-
ter, Va, took place Tuesday evening at
O'Clock. the Rev. Mr. Beauchamp ofiicia-
ting The bride Is the daughter OF Mr..
A. NJ. Gum and granddaughter OF the
late James F. Gum. She is one OF Rich
monds beautiful girls.
Mr.. Cunningham is in the insurance
business. and Is a very popular young
man.
The invitations issued by Mrs. Eleanor
L. Washington Howard for the marriage
Of her daughter Sarah Smith. to Mr..
Hugh Milton Caldwell, on October 2lst,
at Christ Church. Alexandria, Va, have
been recalled, owing TO the recent death
In Mr.. Caldwells family.
The ceremony will be performed in
The presence of the immediate family
only.
The members OF the Ladies' Auxiliary
OF Pickett Camp will hold their fall meet
ing at Pickett Camp Hall. on Seventh
Street. Monday afternoon a: 4 o'clock.
Every member Is urgently requested TO
DO present. Business of importance.
Tho first fall meeting Of the Sheterlng
Arms Hospital Board will be held at tho
hospital tomorrow at noon AS this Is
the first meeting of the year, all mem
bers arc earnestly requested to attend
promptly.
The Richmond Chapter, Daughters OF
the Confederacy. will hold very mpor-
tant meeting next Wednesday at 4:So
+. NJ, in Lee Camp Hall.
Final arrangements will be made for
the Norfolk convention, and delegates
viii be- elected to the general meeting
to take place In Charleston. s. c., during
November.
All members of the 5lS on the list of the