The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30


tatte Gus sustained Ii, al, admirable mar.
{ner the high reputation they have always
Hold lii the musical world BY the pre-
tentation of an excellent concert pres
gratntr1n at the Il Nj G. AZ. hall last
night.
Dr Blsohoff Is too Widely and Too Vol
tnowr, for his ability not to be associated
with tho more mention OF his name. he
had the advantage last evening Of haVlrs
with him duartetto Club, every n1em-
ber of whom Is a recognized artist.
The full programme follows here:
Quartette. Rigoletto.,t... ,...........s Yerdl
Columbia Qunrtette Club.
She Alone Charmeth Ny sadness.. dounod
Mr., Herbert D. Lawson
ta> Hunting sons........ ....Mondelssoinn
(b) The victor's Returt1...... Mendelssohii
Columbia Qunrtette club.
q. luce do quest a,,imn.,.. ....,. HoniEettl
Miss Elsie bond Bischoff,
Navlgantl.... 80. .......t. Randcsser
Mrs. Bischoff, Mr.. Miller and MIR. Lawson
The Lost Chord... ...g..s ............ sullivan
Mrs Adelaide Lyn1lnm Humphrey.
fn) The Millers Woolng...... ~. Tanning
(b) Ye Banks and Bracs. ....Old Scotch
10 Where Arc You Goi,lg..... Cnldlcott
Columbia Qunrtette Club.
salve Ditnora. Faust........ $3.50. 1ounoo
Mr., Douglass q. Miller.
Qunrtette. Marthh....,. 5....4l FlotoW
Columbia Quartette Club
Pntronessos OF the concert included
among others: Mrs. Adolphus Blair, Mrs.
William Taliaferro Mrs. W. Il. Q. Nc
Gehee, Miss Lily Urnuhart. Miss Wini-
fred crenshnw. Mrs. Eugene Massle. Mrs.
Jnmes z. Cannon, Mrs George A. Tower
and Miss ammo Lyel.a
Rader-Best.
A wedding Of great interest to tho
friends Of both parties took place In the
parlors of Murphys Hotel last fternoon,
1t s o clock, when Miss Caroline Susan
Best and Mr.. Howard Ettou RAIDER, OF
Roncerverte, est Va, were married, the
Rev. Preston a. Cave performing the
ceremony.
The pnriors were handsomely decorated
for the occasion In pink and white roses
and ferns. The ceremony included tho in
terchnnge OF rings and was very impress.
Rvc.
The bride was gowned in white organdy
and carried buoquet Of Bride rosos,
She was attended by her sister. Miss
Florence Best. who wore white crepe dc
chine, and had niphetos buds.
The wedding march was played by Miss
May Best, tastefully nttircd In a white
lace robe over pink DR.. Thdn,as Dudley
Merrick was best man to the groom.
The only other witnesses Of the we'd
ding were Mrs u. c. Best, the BRIDES
mother: Miss Emma Lecky and Or. Ed
win H. shackelford, the brides physI-
c1an. RI
Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDER will leave very
shortly for Pasadena, Cal, where they
Ae,. - "a knrs
Mrs. RAIDER has been under DR.. shackcl-s
ford's charge in RIchmo nd for some
months The decision la regard to the
wedding yesterday was Unexpected. but
congratulations felt and offered were none
the less hearty on that score
Mr.. RAIDER. who is prominent business
man In Roncerverte, will require Only
short time to adjust his affairs and DO
ready for his bridal trip to California.
Cuthriel-Fa rinholt.
Miss Bette Slater Farinholt, the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Luther Farinho]t,
and the Rev. John Franklin Cuthriel, OF
West Point, Va, will DO married in the
home OF the brides parents this after
noon, the Rev. Dr.. John Harmon, OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. as.
sisted by the Rev Norman r. Smith, OF
WINDSOR, a.. DelnH the celeuTaHto.
/ Miss Nellie Bright Davis will be maid
Of homo and Mr.. Edwin Vernon FARM
holt best man. Other attendants will in
cude: Mr.. Robert 4..zEerald. the Rev.
Richard p. Lumpkin. MIR. Alexander P.
Thornton and Mr., William Sullivan. DIR.
and Mrs. Cuthriel will DO at home In
West Point, Va, after January 18th.
At tn, meeting OF the Milton Work
Whist Club last afternoon highest scores
north and south were made by Mrs 9.
w. p. Brock and Miss Martha Harvie'
Those scoring east and west were Mrs.
James Keith and Mrs. Stewart Wood
ward ID