The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28

s. Violin and Piano. slumber Song
Miss Allen, Mrs. Patterson.
ss All of the numbers were thoroughly en-
8joyed
The next musicale will be at the usual
time and place. II; f5.s
Casey-Mi
Miss Lula Mills, OF Goochland county
and Mr.. William II. Casey; Of Hcnrico,
were married in the home OF Mrs. Mary
Il. Roberts, No 105 West Cary Street
at o o. clock on the forenoon Of NPedn es-
day last. the Rev. j. = Tucker OF East l''
End Baptist Church. officiating.
IS large number of friends and relatives
assembled to witness the ceremony and
offer congratulations. The bride was
@eowned In a travelling costume Of brown
cloth and carried carnations.
Miss NJ. Fanny Mills was maid of honor
and MIR. Samuel r. Smith attended tho
groom as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Casey
left after their marriage for an extended
trip.
Music by Beethoven.
In the musical history class, given to
his pupils on last "Wednesday. Mr.. Hahr
played the following sonntas OF Bee
thoven, namely:
Sonata, Op. 81, No. 3, IN four move
so called from having been dedicated to
a friend az Beethoven BY that name, and
it is counted among the most beautiful
of all the sonntas; Mrs. Norman Call
also contributed 10 the pleasure of the
occasion by singing Beethovcn's AIDE
la.de,," his loveliest song Tho perform
ances of both Mr.. Hair and Mrs. Call
were received with much warm applause
and many evidences of sincere appre-
o;,ftno MI oD iovrnn nv the Young Ia
dies Of the class.
Miss Beveridge's Photo Used as
Frontispiece.
Miss Edyth Carter Beverldge has had
her excellent photograph Of Mrtl ~ N.lVal-
entines statue OF Thomas Jefferson &C..
ceptcd as a frontlspiece for volume toL
Jeffersoniana. TO be published as one o.
twenty, BY the Jefferson Monument AS
ISOLATION who propose to erect Je'l1l ler-
son memorial In Washington.
Mr.. Valentines statue Is in the court
yard OF the Jefferson Hotel. Along with
Miss Beveridge's picture will be published
many Interesting incidents connected
with Mr.. Valentines work on ", Jetlcr-
| sons coat and boots and other personal
articles having becn sent him as aids
| ror his beautiful and realistic reproduce
| ton Of the great statesman's teaturcs ana
| figure. ;
Luncheon Committees.
rho BAPTIST and Presbyterian commit
tees on the Luncheon for tho Visiting
Delegates to Y. NJ. c. a, State Conycn-
| ton will meet Mt the Y. NJ G. a, build.
; Ing Monday afternoon at 4;so o'clock.
Ladies' Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Leigh Street
Baptist Church will give an entertain
| VriI nv
tie lecture room Of the church. I'LL.
The society has been fortunate enough
| To secure some Of the hest talent IN the
CITY and O rare musical treat Is prom
iscd all who attend. Among those 70
take part in the programme Wlll I pc Mr y
Puller, Miss Elizabeth Baylor, Mr., James
G. Harwood and others Refreshments
Will follow tho programme and silver
offering will be taken.
The Daily Quartctte.
There win be a CONCERT by the Daily
(.uartettc, Of Buffalo, New York, at
Trinity Methodist, Church, Tuesday,
March list, at s o'clock T. NJ,
This quartette Ia well known IN Rlch-
nond. and always attracts large crowds.
A pleasant evening Is promised to AZ,
A small admission fec Is charged, ana the
proceeds will be added to the parsonage
funds,
The Wonan's Club.
AT the Woman's Tomorrow nf-
ternaon at half-past four, Mrs. John
Hunters paper on Ghosts or Spirlts,1
Will be read by the Rev. Or, William
Evans, of Monumental Church
rho board OF the Belle Bryan Day
Nursery win meet Tomorrow, FebruaFy
29tl, at 4:S0 Il, M. -,
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club VII
rect y wednesday afternoon next, With
Mrs, James Lee shelton, Of No. Ills West,
Avenue N. n
Junior Hollywood Memorial.
THE Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso 8,
3csntIon met yesterday morning at9sll