The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-20
Social and
Personal

The Thanksgiving holidays at the Wo-
mans Club Will be s.gnali2ed by the APP
pearance OF Miss Charlotte Nj Suiy. or
New York, who will give recital Friday
evening. November 2.th at SO O'Clock,
Mrs. j. A. LEROY being chairman OF the
evening.
Miss Sullys programme will comprise
selections from Shakespeare. Gabriel
d Annunzlo, Edmund Rostand and other
famous authors, as well as Greek statue
.mpersonations. Specially attractive mu-
steal features will be directed by Miss
Louise Williams.
PROGRAMME.
Part L.
I. Recitation. A Par OF Lunatics.
II. ation-Musical Accompaniment.
The Soul OF the Violin. Merrill.
III. Comedy Monologue. Selected
". Scene from Francesca Da Rimini.
Gabriel DAnnunzio
". Money Musk. Selected.
Part ii.
/. Grecian Pantomimic Dance-"rhe
Rose" Daphne" Adapted from
Geneyieve Stebbins.
II. Greek Statue representations. Inc
Neobads.''
Miss Suliy during her visit to Richmond
Will be at Mrs. Duval's. where she Will
suend the holidays with her friend and
pupil, Miss Gibboney. She is now as
sistant DIRECTOR at the New York School
OF Experssl6n, where she graduated In
the class Of 1885. She appeared In the
role of Shylock. from the Merchant OF
Venice on that occasion. and won warm
commentator from such noted critics
as Nelson Wheatcroft and William H.
Fleming
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Raab announce the
enga cement of their daughter. Emily. tc
Mr.. A. Hammel. of Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Raab is social leader IN the
Jewish society and we'll known for heI
literary attachments Mr.. Hammel Is q
capitalist and prominent in society OF
Milwaukee, WIS.
Mr.. Il. Lin Cave, of Atlanta, Ga, has
issued cards OF invitation to the marriage
OF his daughter, Ella Hartley. - Mr.
Ernest Hunter Taliaterro, of Baltimore
The wedding to be celebrated November
Gath at O'Clock P. NJ. in West Enc
Church, Atlanta.
The bride Is OF prominent kentuck!
family, her father having been until re
Gently president OF Kentucky University
MIR. Taiiaferro was formerly OF Richmond
Mrs John Edward Booker, OF Suffolk
Va, has sent out cards for the approach
Ing VI IeI daG6Ilci, Mlss
teth Scott Booker, TO Mr., John Spoone
Epes. of Petersburg.
Miss Booker Is we'll known in Richmond
where she frequently visited her aun,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Boswell, and been niue
admired. Her father. the late hon. job
E. Booker, was prominent in Journalism
and politics., and one OF the most popu
lar men in Virginia
Mr. Epes. who Is In the United State
Snr n nd al nnplillr SOCIALLY
is the grandson of the late Andrew III
van, whose name Is prominently ident
fled with Petersburg. The marriag
ceremony will be performed Wednesd4
evening", December ID. at halt-pas,
o'ciock, in The home OF the brides motht
at Sunolk
Under the most favorable auspices II
Grace Church School of Arts has en-
barked upon its fourth year,
In It's endeaYor TO keep pace with Il
times II has introduced new features, ne
classes and new teachers.
Special attention is Icing paid 10 Il
classes In bead-work hasketry. pyro
raphy. and Woodworking.
The shrtwaist class OF last year. cu
ling. fitting and making shIrtwaists, W
soon be In operation and promises to
one OF the most popular OF them all
For all classes the most compete
teachers have been secured, and all i
terested In such work are cordially |
wired TO call at the school, on Fonsh
Street, between Main and Franklin, ca
Saturday from Il until !, and watch (
81 progress Of those engaged.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club "
meet at Mrs. Charles .-ayenport's,
s West, Franklin Street this afternoon
half-past o'clock.
Personal Mention.
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