The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
Social and
Personal

The Plano Club gave an Ensemble Re-
cital last Tuesday evening, which was
the final celebration of the season.
The music on this occasion was of a
high order and emphasized q well-recog-
nized fact that a number Of the most
artistic and devoted musicians of Rich
mond are among the members Of those
who compose the Plano Club. Members
OF this organization realize that the study
of the great masters and modern COM
posers Of merit has made the past year
very instructive and profitable for them.
THEY desire to express their sense Of
appreciation to the vocalists, violinists
and elocutionists who have so kindly
given variety and added 10 the pleasure
of the recitals.
Last Tuesday, after the concert, refresh
ments were served and converse ton made
the close Of the evening delightful. The
musical programme Included:
J.. Polonalse from Serennde In D, Bee
thoven, First Plano, Miss Mary Willie
smoot Mrs. T. William Pemberton: Sec
ond Piano, Miss Alma Cecil. Miss Fannie
Lewis.
2. The Millers Wooing, vocal quartette.
Adams, Miss Martha AIosby Snead. Miss
Pattie Isaacs Mr. Haddon Watkins Mr..
Cosby.
g. Cuban Dance piano duet, Gottschalk,
Miss Myrtle BEDFORD. Miss Nellie Will
& liams.
4. Allegro Giogioso piano duo Men
delsshon, First Piano. Miss zelle Minor:
Second Piano. Miss Lily Hill.
5. Readings. Mrs. Jennie Yeamansase-
lected.
g. Concerto in Minor. op. IS. Men
delssohn Miss Mary Willie Smoot, Second
Plano accompaniment. Miss Myrtle Red
ford. 4, -. =
1. Forget Me Not. vocal quartette.
Gese. Miss Katherine Belle Powell, Mrs.
Eugene Cloves Mr.. r. c. Tupman. Mr..
J. q. Dunbar.
s. Concerto in D minor. GODDARD, Miss
Mabel Sims. Second Piano accompaniment
Miss Eleanor Gathright.
8. Toreador's Song, piano quartette, b.
yet. First Piano. Miss Zelle Minor, Miss
IInnnie Lewis; Second Piano. Miss Mabel
Sims. Miss Eleanor Gathright.
The New York Visitors.
The party of ladies and gentlemen from
New York who are in Richmond, under
tho leadership Of Mrs. Caroline IToote
Marsh and Mrs. Mary Willard Hatch
spent part of yesterday in visiting such
places of interest as the Confederate Mu-
scum, the Valentine Museum and Studio,
he Capitol old ST. Johns Church and
historic ST. Pauls.
The Richmond pilgrimage committee is
made up Of Mrs ]. Caskie Cabel Mrs
j. Taylor Eyylson. Mrs. l.. V. Valen-
tine, Mrs. George ". Bagby. Or. c, w.
y. Brock and Mr. Edward II. crump.
Mrs. Valentine and Mrs. Bagby were
present at the reception given the New
York party at 3 o'clock by Governor and
Mrs. A. j. Montague last afternoon and
introduced the strangers, Last evening
at 9 O'Clock Mrs. Marsh and Mrs, VIII
lard gave reception in the Jefferson
parlors to the pilgrimage committee, the
Commonwealth Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution and members of
the Association for the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities. Officers of the Com
monwealth Chapter are Mrs, Warner
Moore, Miss r. y, Allen, Miss EleaVr
Tree. Mrs. j. II Capers, Jr.. Mrs. 7. A.
Miller Mrs. !. n. Jones and Mrs. w. Z.
Evans.
To-day the New Workers will visit Pc
tersbure. old Blandford Church and the
adjacent bat,lehelds, Tomorrow morn
ing they will leave for Fredericksburg
md Washington on sher way home.
Mr.. Tupman's Benefit.
musicale will be eiven this evening
f. tn y NJ. 9, A Hal for the benefit
OF ar r. G, Tupman. The programme
wiz be participated IN by Miss Mary
Willie Smoot, Miss Myrtle BEDFORD, Mr.
Tupman, Miss Katherine Belle Powell.
Mrs. Maude Porter Gnnn, Miss
Mabel Digs, Miss Mamie aarri-
son ana MISS kate ~. I'plieri MesSrS.
II. A. Watkins, ]. A. Morton, j. v.
White, j, McBain, Conway Gordon. Oscar
Holman and j. II. Dunbar. The following
ladies are patronesses: Mrs. Fred, Pleas
ants, Mrs. II. I4andon Cabell, Mrs. j,
Scot. Parrish, Miss Bette Ragiand Mrs.
ii A. ellis, Mrs, Russell Cecil, Mrs $.
IN Halves Mrs. Henry farwood, Mrs
John A. Coke Mrs. John S. llarwood and
Irs. T. William Pemberton.
Milton Work Whist Club.
The Milton Work Whist Club met We'd
1esday afternoon In the parlors OF the
Woman's Club. The highest score north
snd south was made by Mrs. W. Ben.
] Palmer and Miss Matte Harris VIM