The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
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two Foes to }t,r given AZ lhe
sg Academy OF Music Tonight for the behe-
fit Of Summer Rest. and Tie Co-opei q
Nj, lyc Workers nrc very hopeful of the
results. III " NJ, i35 ,tss " Z y, \ III :,
" summer Rest. q s. n vacation house.
e where self-suppprting women OF kich-
4 ,nund and NIanthester, may sopta!h "
Tie moderate price Of s. lcr week. Board:
& ali tho advantages of confortn ole. wen
Kent aud attractive summer resort
Ii Is beau TRULY situated on INC sou.ll-
am slopc Of tha Bite s1sidge olinttalils,
nhnut ana ,nIIc from Greenwood depot,
In .Albemurlc county. Va
&s ,rho Rest IS non-sectarinn and IS SUP
ported by the board OF It's guests. py
tho annual contributions OF the sustain.
ing members. and by spccial eitor's OF
"a Tho active members, under The name OF
Y Cu.opcrativc Workers, 10. raise money ~
sales and entertainments.
t,he &C. operative Workers take This op-s
portunity OF thanking all who have SO
i;indl,. con tributcd III any way 70 lhe
success Of the REST" and 10 cspeclally
thank tho two daily papers OF Richmond
foi. their kindncsses III advertising ,'llis
riay All friends ire requested 70 le!lu
their aid to this noble institution pS
natrpnzinr the drama, ! Between Two
& Foes, which the Garrick Dramatic Cup
have kindly consented to give.
Church Reception.
Tre Church of The Covenant will have.
4 reception this evening From 70 AZ
O'clock, to which all tho members OF '1e
o,,,,,cI md congregation with their
friends arc invited to meet INC KEW.
Mrs Buchanan and wife who VIII soon
4 sail ia take up their work In Japan. ME-.
K,ichanan Is tile foreign missionary pas
tol8of the Church OF tho Covenant, IN
i sorting in Iaran. lie has been Mt nome me
5 oI,8his vacation and will soon leave 1or
the foreign field. He Will preach ms
tA,.rc,,s e7th at III A. NJ, in the Church
y OF the Covenant.
Young Ladies Society.
The Young Ladies Society OF ~, GiAce
Episcopal Church will hold a sale Thurs
l,ny March 9th, from 4 TO z r M IN
Il No.Sal3 East Main Street. y,
s Stocks and other fancy articles Will
e be sold.
sWoman's College Students Give Give
Entertainment. s
@ Tie elocution class Of the Wonfan's
College, under Miss Frances Starr, gave
4 n, Charming entertainment last Friday
evening, in which tho students OF The
college delighted All enthusiastic Audi
IS n,,ce and won fresh lnurels for themselves
u and their alma mater.
THE programme was varied by delight,
" fll@ musical selections and by two vocal
numbers given by the students Of Airs:
u M a Martin. the talented director OF
the musical department at the Woman's
ia College.
Miss Wilson, who appeared in vocal
"a sn]o. reflects great credit on her lnstruc-
Z tor. with whom she has only been study
4 ing since January 18TH in showing how
much may be accomplished in COM
pa ratively short space of time Both OF.
her numbers gave proof Of an case OF
tone productions and song conception
which lis a distinctive feature OF Mrs
Martins success with her vocal pupils,
ts Tho trio. a'Doris'' was so much adj
nired atlthe intermediate concert that It
was repeated last Friday evening by
special request, The piano numbers were
"A very fine.
Miss starts pupils, the bright partlcu-
lar stars Of ~-occasion, acquitted them
selves splendidly. The programme IN full
* is given below:
Piano solo oloraise. Opus 40, No. !,
Miss Talnlah Game. Chopin
Reading-Too Late for the Train
Miss Daisy Wilson.
Vocal Solo-(a) @. Dry Those Tears,
Del. Rlegn.
% 'Tis All That Can Say.
Miss Bessie Wilson. Temple
one Act Comedy-'rhe Jamiesons."
Presenting;
The Widow. Miss Jennie Glory
and her Sever Blooming Daughters:
S'Manthy Ann........-.....-..Miss Stanton
Jcrushy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Reid
Angelica Regina Utopia...... Miss Massie
Silvicta Lorena................ Miss Nye
Electoral Cassandra. Miss Lawson
Graciana Sublirna ........... Miss Robinson
Jemina. Observation-Disclosures Miss Emmons
ReadiEg-The Fifer and Drummer Of
Scituate ...........,,... Palfrcy
True Story OF the Revolution.
Miss Mary Iiunley.
Reading-The Bsnedction. .coppee
Mss@Ava Isooc
& Trlo-Doris Nevin
Misses sAckiss, Williamson and Moore.
First Violin, Miss Renhardt; Second Nio-
lin, Mr.. Reinhardt
March and Drill Characteristique, w.
c. r,
N Physical Culture Class--Miss Allen, Miss
Glory, Miss Cox, Miss Dudley, Miss Ell
LETT, Miss l1mmors, Miss Jennings. Miss
( NJ. Jones, Miss p. Jones, Miss Lawson
Z Miss J.awton, Miss Male, Miss Old, Miss
Pickett, Miss Reid, Miss Robinson Miss
Smith, Miss Stanton. Miss West, Miss
Whitlock.
At the Won1an's Club.
The only drawback TO the delightful
musicale given last afternoon at the
Woman's Club was that Mrs. Henry
IIarwood's sickness prevented her from
being present and singing two songs
WHICH, composed BY Mrs Harry a, Gllis
and rendered by Mrs, Harwood RECENTLY
at the Ladies Morning Musicale, were
enthusiastically received.
Yesterdays programme, though lmr
promptu, was charming, Mrs. w, IT,
Grymcss beautiful soprano. round, full
and clear, sounded to fine advantage in
her vocal numbers and Miss Louise Will
llams vas AT her best in the piano Sc
lcctions. The programme included;
The Psrsifal March. Miss Louise Williams
(a) Twas April ....,.,,..,,.,...,.,Ncvin
CD Lies Lesson Nevins
Mrs, ". H. Grymes,
(a) Prelude.
i 90 MeEdelssohn's SPINNING Song.
Miss Williams
6lunlber Boat ..,.,...,.,,.Je Jessie Gaynor
Goodnight et.,...t...,. a,,,.tts-t.,.t,.NeYin
Mrs, w IT, Grymes.
~ Barcarolle ..,,..,it.,, .,t.,,,,,, Rubensteln
Miss Williams.
Mrs Grymes Is cousin Of Mrs. George