The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20
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HIM )ne 81 The musical successes Of the
8 season, ,Sns the pupils recital 3 b lven by
ssS Miss zeile Minors piano class. on Sat
eN cning. The seating en- pacitX OIL
ggS Iilirglisson Brothers music rooms was
ssl taxed to Tho utmost. and many persons
M stood during the entir. programme. but
n secningS emf scd II, nevertheless $, From
sshst LA Wce, misses OF tho primary class 70
SsSt,,G advanced pupils there appear the
Ri s,itnc purity OF touch, with a quiet con-
and style that won compliments
8 from NIL present. n s q I. ], "A /, H
sass Afrs. Thomas and Mr.. Wake rendered
S seyersl delightful vocal selections ana
y ere forced to respond to oncores. n
Mt W Tho ."rannhnuser overture was splol,,
WI 6idly3niven as piano qunrtettc and forH1ca
8s d most fitting close to Thoroughly en- I.
joyabls programmes
n & Beside the many patrons OF the class
v and former pupils many Tuslc IoVe,a
4 were rrescDt among them MIS-. y. W.
s r.. Brock, Mrs. Hewitt, Mr.. john lyl N
y Mrs. Richard injury and MISS MaurS's
Misses Hnrvic, Chaffn @ ferra,i, Ply, .'.y
4 eridee, CullinEsworth. Welsh II MIS- lI
" Conway Cl,rdon, Miss Evelyn Bridges and
n many others, .,j5
9s9 Brhe programme was given In these coll
umns Thursday Those taking part Werei
u Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Waiter Q. Mercer
MISS zele Minor. Miss Lilly Hill,,M1ss&
III Helen winston. Miss Nellie Birdsong,
3534Niiss Re,,lah Anthony Miss Betty Mr.
M eeld,n wake Mr. John Field Misses
D Marina chaffin, Louise Yarring ton !, j anieS
simnson. Lucille Massey, Margaret do
Jarnette and Mary Hawks. i 4 H. t5iS5 Il |
Alumnae Meeting. ts
rrhera will be a meeting Of the SiWo-5S
#. man 4 College Alumnac Association at the
college on Thursday afternoon "a pril5 list,
s@a Is u 70 clock. All Of the nlumnae are
invited to attend without further the : & no.
Il tice . {t4e
Masonic Home Auxiliary.
rhe regular monthly meeting OF the
Masonic Homo Auxiliary will be held in
& the Masonic Temple this afternoon az
II $50 O clock. II IA .sRs tljg III ssa
Excursion to Jamestown.
~ Tte annual excursion ct the Associa-
u ton 1orGthe Preservation @ SVlrg mia
Il families to Jamestown will afall on May
A Nav 18th. Mrs. Taylor%T Sl tyson is chair
y man of tho day, and full details III res
Il card to hours OF leaving Richmond, re-
N turning and stops made on the wa VIII
be published In a few days. 3,SS.S Il S$
q "a Thes o annual excursions have become
A Tho synonym Of all that IN charming = m
U and delightful The river between r!c sl-
& ,,nnd and jamestown Island Is STUDDED
1yIth noints of interest at every turn, &
Sh3S md with the Antiquarian cXcursionlsts.$
$3 hero is always some one to explain ana
te ,,oin ont whatever Is worth noting ana
sSre>ncm boring 4 53j h j5& s.4,4 . s. 4. j, !.
SisSrl'Le excava Ions that have been MADE
4 FL ID nestown since last May, anu ti,c
fact HAT the island, being the verilalodles
8.cra, lie OF TIL, American pubic, ifs pos
n ict1
s..tn3be found, clothes every foot Of 1t with
VI tl. greatest interest for Virginians, and
4 n i, WHO like them are inspired with pa
triotism and the love of an ancestral
past III American history NJ any improve
meats have also marked the passsslih - OF
the veal since last May. S
4 Virginia Day.
3s Az $40 O clock this morning tho tram
conveying & large Richmond party VII \
N leave FOR Hampton, where virginia DAY
Il viii & be celebrated at the institute and
u q reception will be given q at noon in
Il honor Of Governor Montague and Mr..
H Robert c. Ogden. tSs
II 1.-THE Richmond s guests will include
II among others. Miss Frances scott, Mr.
and Mrs Schuyler Hamilton Mr.. and
4 Mrs James J. Hickey, MI. and Mrs.
q Fairfax Montague, Miss Annie Rose
Walker. Miss Mary Lyons. Mr. Mrs.
Isaac Davenport, Judge and Mrs james
4 Keith General Eppa Hunton, Miss Helen
Montague, Mrs. j. Arthur LEROY, Mr..
and Mrs IT, c. Younger, Mr.. and Mrs,
James r. Gordon, Miss Evelyn Gordon,
Miss Bell Perkins. Mrs. w. H. Robins,
Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart Bryan, Mr..
W. S. Copeland. Mrs. Ida Watkins
Ellerson, Mr.. John p. Branch Major and
Mrs James II. Dooley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter H. Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Scott Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Davis, Peters
burg; Miss Mamie Davis, Miss Jennie
Elicit, Dr.. and Mrs. George Ben John-
ston, Mr.. and MRS. r. Hughes Lindsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrison. Mr. and
Mrs Harry Hazard, MIR. and Mrs,
Frank Williams, air. and Mrs. Lewis y 2. II
Williams. Governor and Mrs. ASH, Mon
tague Miss I,sene Fitzgerald, 58M Miss
stewart. Judge, and. Mrs. Beverly Crump,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ, S. Valentine. Mr.Sand
Mrs s.. H Halves. Mr.. Alfred b. IL.
4liams, Lieutenant Governor and Mrs To-
Eeph Willard, Attorney-General and Mrs
wv. a. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs, ~ Scott
Parrish. Or. and Mrs. S. c. Mitchell, Mr..
y. A. McGilroy, Right Rev. Robert a:
Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Archer, DR..
and Mrs. NJ. D. Hoge, Mr. and Mrs. 4.
gC. Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Vnlen-A
tine Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Funston, Mr..
Nv. a. Crenshaw, Major and Mrs, 3OtWay
S. Allen. Mrs, James Allison. Mr9fJohn
Rutherford Mr. S. S. p. Patteson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Meredith. Dr. and Mrs
Hugh Taylor, Mr. T. c. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. EghertG G. Leigh, Jr,, Mr,&nnd |
Mrs. S. D. Crenshaw, Mrs. Herbert Clai-
borne. Mr. Albert II. Hill, Mr.. Irving
E Campbell Hon. and Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson, Mr. and Mrs. r. 6. REYNOLDS,
Mr., f. G. Glasgow. Miss Glasgow, Mrs.
Cary GLASGOW Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis D. Aylett, Miss Mary Lewis, Judge
and Mrs, l., IT, Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Cary.
Whist Club.
The Milton G, Work Whist, Clcb met
yesterday afternoon at the Woman's
Club. Winners north and south We're Mrf.
Fairfax Montague and Miss Florence
Tyler. Those making the highest score
cast and west, were Mrs. James Keith /
and Miss Eliza IIaryic,
Personal Mention.