The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-25

Wexford. Mrs. j. Aston Cabcll, Mrs. D.
y. Crump, Mrs, Jackson Guy. Mrs
Charles Shields, Mrs. PHILIP Powers, Mrs.
Edmund Rhett, Mrs. Berkeley Williams,
Mrs. John Latham, Mrs Murray Nc
CURE. Mrs. Horace Halves. Mrs. Andrew
Gray, Jr, Mrs Thomas s. Armistead,
Mrs. A. c. Yancey. Mrs. l.. j. Bosher
Mrs. Y. Brander, Mrs. j. D. McCance
and Mrs. Hal Brooke.
Pupils Recital.
The recitals Of Miss zelle Minors piano
class are well known as very successful
and pleasing and the plaudlts and com
ments Of the audience on Wednesday eve.
ming proved that the mid-sesstsH recital,
given at the music rooms Of Ferguson
Bros, No. II West Broad Street, was
quite up to the usual standard.
Miss Ellen Workman. who has been
pupil OF the piano class, was the vocal
ist OF the evening, and was most pleas
antly received, having to respond to en-
cores, as also did Miss Minor after her
splendid rendition OF Rubenstein's
staccato- Etude.
The patrons Of the class formed most
appreciatlve audience, who thoroughly
enjoyed the following programme:
PART 7.
Amen Polka. ......... $3.50. strauss
Misses Lucic and Elizabeth Scott
March......... -. ...RuHmel
Miss Lucille Cullingworth.
Sonatlna in s. Scherzo and Rondo....
!. 49,. 80. 49,. .Diabelll
Miss Leila Betty.
Destination. ~. ..DeFontenailles
Miss Ellen Workman.
Valse FDvorite. ....l..... .Biedermann
Miss Esther Bennett.
IND Mazurka........ '........... ..uooard
Miss Annie Bright.
slumber Song. kathleen Roberts
Miss Annie Lefew
(a) Spinning song........ ..Jungmann
| CO. Scherzo.... ...i..... ...... ..Kullah
Miss Mabel O. Ferrall.
PART II.
Valse de Concerto. 80. ........Lnnge
Miss Lucie Scott.
Selections from Martha.... $1,000. Krug
Miss Nellie Wood.
Ripping Brooke. 80. ..........Wilson
Miss Marie Cottrell
Snowhakes..... ........ sl...... .....Cowen
Mis- Workman.
(a) Barcarole Il sharp minor). .........
............ ..,....... $50. .Mendelssohn
% Amaryllis (air de Louis X1I1o....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80. .-..,-Brisson
Miss Elizabeth Scott.
TAI Nocturne ID flaD.... Gutmann
% Album Leaf. s...... 500. .kirschner
Miss Sadie DE Jarnette.
staccato Etude.... Rubenstein
Miss Zelle Minor.
A May Morning (by requesD., .Denza
Miss Wortham.
Lutspiel Overture...... ......K Keller Bella
Miss Lee Inglea and Miss Minor.
Personal Mention.
Miss Annie and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Moore, who have been spending about six
weeks In the South, stopping with friends
in Savannah. Ga, and visiting relatives
at Fort Meyer, Fla, have returned to
Richmond.
While in the South the Misses Moore
had number Of house parties given In
their honor and We're most delightfully."-
entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jeter Jones' who
have been enjoying delightful southern
bridal trip are expected home next week,
and will doubtless receive most cordial
welcome from their many Richmond
friends. Mrs. Jones is graduate of the
Woman's College. in this city
Mrs. Andrew Broaddus, OF Louisville
KY, Is in the city. She Is most enthu.
siastic worker, and to her donations of
money and the money and valuable gifts
obtained through her. much of the sue.
cesa OF "the Kentucky cardinal" Is due,
Miss Annie ana Miss Leila Gray and
the Misses Hill will be members Of n
pleasant party going to Old Point to,
morrow,
Clown Topics for this week says:
Miss Kitty Lester, of virginia, was mar,
ried yesterday In harrisburg, Pa. to DR.
Macy Brooks, son of Mr.. and Mrs James
C. Brooks, of Philadelphia, DR.. Brooks
first met Miss Lester In professional
way when she was studying to be a
trained nurse In tho hospital to which he
was attached.
It. Is asserted Of Virginia Hot Springs
that at Is reveling In heavenly spring
weather and beatifc social conditions thai
know neither gossips nor scandals. The
| forests are teeming with green, the apple
trees are In bloom, and the soft air Is
Turing all the sojourners into outdoor
sports, A bridal couple attracting atten
| ton are Mr.. and Mrs, Michael Fallans
bee, of Chicago, who are there for par
OF their honeymoon"
| An interesting incident in connection
with number of "Winnie Davis rost
bushes sent to the Kentucky table a
the bazaar by Nant2 and Nenner, o
Louisville, is that one of the roses will
be kept until Memorial Day and be plant
ed then with appropriate services beside
Minnie Davis grave In Hollywood.
|
One of the most charming social epis
odes of yesterday was the reception giyer
By Miss Alice n. Parker to a number o
the visitors to the Conference on Educa
ton at her ROOMS, 10. &c West Mali
| Street.
Miss Parker was assisted in receiving
her guests by Mrs. Parker. Mrs. b. y
Valentine, Miss Fairchild. of Boston
Miss Adair Minor, Miss Estelle de Saus
sure, Miss Evelyn Gray Belle. Miss Ellet
and a number of others.
Miss Parker is the principal of the FIRE,
| Kindergarten and Training School II
Richmond and is greatly interested in he
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