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

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Nv Tie rev. .Dt.}s.1 p. Smith, OF UNION
Theological Il seminary, performing it'l' ' me
ceremony. ~ III l5S y.
Captain ana Mrs Myers are now taking
81, extended tour through tho South IN
Miss Lena Robertson the daughter OF
Mr., ana Mrs, w. Y. Davis OF Nashvillee,
Tcnn and Mr., Julius Rynll Woou - y, n 81
5ThtirsdnV 81 tho ROW DR. Jero wilmer
sppot,, 3 iof a Grace street presby y er ia;
rihilrch. 4 7trho wedding was celebrated ut
No. ia North Fifth Street s3s5
Boyd-Winston.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W, Winston, y ANNOUNCE
the cnga goinent Of their dnugn MISS .s,,
Ijly Belle, tnl Mr., Edwin S. BOYD well
~ az Z 4 nnt,,nr Young mar, Of Louisa.
Va. \. Il,
rho wedding will take plnco n tho
home OF tho brides parents N ount ATTY =,
Va, at $3.50 o clock on tho afternoon q
March 16th.%#2 !, 3l
Miss Winston Is a charming and at !,
trnctiVo. young lady ana DcloVed - 4 = az =
who know her. y.
Colonial Danes at Launching
rho Colonial Danes. through Mrs. Flor
bert "A. Claiborne, have been ihV It,a to
attond the lnnnching OF tho p s3sls mp
seats viii 80 provided for tho Dunes,
anr, NJ IN ,,ossibio that q large number
will DO present. II 4.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Carlton Mccarthy an IN
'rounce tile engagement Of their dough-
ter, Miss Ida Gray, to Mr.. Ellis Cre enn
shaw, OF this city,
The wedding will be celebrated at their
home, No. 1909 Park Avenue, at 6:So =.
M, Wednesday,, March 10Th
Concert at Woman's College.
Tho students or the music department
at the Wonan's College. under the direc-3
tlon{ of Mrs. M. a. Martin. gave a peau-
tiful concert last night. cnjoyed by many
Of their friends, who crowded inc $chopelt
wkero the concert took place.
Beautiful decorations were In the coll
lego co1ors, white and green, palms, srnl-{
lax ana white roses proving most cttec-
tive. "a
5Nlncty-two young ladies Of the college
occupied seats on the stage.
The programme was presented ~
manner which would have done credit to
professional is. the rendition Of each num-
Der being greeted with the hcarticst q p
plausc.
reception offered the performers and
students an opportunity to meet their
friends. Many congratulations were ten-s
dered Mrs. Martin over tho protlclency
evlnced by tho young college musicians
II Other instructors of music whose pupils
had numbers on the programmc-Miss
Effic Aylett Cofcr Professors Reinhardt
and Unkel, Mrs. 2. a. Robertson and
Malen Burnett-reccived a share OF these
congratulations. The programme In full
was:
Miss Susie Harris.
Cradle Song .Vannah.
l55 357i448 Miss Ethel Williamson.
L'Alonette (The Lark .G1inka- Balaktrcw.
Miss Laura Lawton.
Duet-I Would That My Love,
&c N1endelssolln
Misses Cannaday and Harris.
Rustic of Spring. .SlndlnG.
Miss Lila Osborne.
Sing On.... .Dehza!
S Miss tMyra lAcktss. 5sBf
(a) Spinning Wheel ............ Bender.
(b) The Chase, Op. 5.......... Rheinberser.
Miss Annie Laurie billiard.
Violin Solo-Laf Stranaria 1890. Dancla.
53 Miss Alice Gleaves.
~ On Board, On Board ............ GODDARD
Miss Nladge Bowie.
LiebeS Walzer.. 5000. h1oskoWSkl.
Miss Lily. Biscoe
Trlo-Doris NeVlh.
Misses Ackiss, Williamson and Moore
First Violin. Mr. Reinhardt.
Second Violin, Miss Renhardt.
neutrality-suspicious. si.........-...... Lls2t
Miss Tallulah Game
Valentine Kindergarten Mothers
Club.
The assembly room or the club was
taxed TO Its utmost capacity on Thurs
day afternoon to accommodate the large
number of ladies who gathered to derive
profit and entertainment from Miss Cab
anisss lecture. The subject was treated
In general terms. touching upon the fund
amental laws Of hygiene and sanitation
Miss Cabaniss won the mothers sympa-
thy In her prefacing remarks ny stating
that her knowledge Of the child was
wo-fold-as teacher and nurse. The lee
ture was invaluable in revealing the i'm
portance Of attention to trivial ailments,
securing by its thoughtful and highly
practical treatment the undivided interest
OF the audience. at the close Il rising
vote of thanks was rendered Miss Capa-
Miss for her generous contribution OF time
anu ldleIltS 10 Lilo t&CkoDs' @Ai''o
will in future lectures treat her subjects
more specifically, and the members Of
the club are congratulating themselves
upon gaining her approval Of their work
and her aid in establishing It's success
$50
Ladies Morning Musicale.
On February 18th, "schumann Day" at
the Ladies' Morning Musicale the fol-
lowing fine programme was given:
/. Paper on the life Of the Composer.
Mrs. L. a. Birmingham.
.. Piano Kreislerlana1. Opus no. s.
aIiss Elizabeth Mosby.
g Vocal ta) Die I4otoshrine, cb) An
Den sonnenschcin-Aiss Evelyn Bridges.
a. Violin and Piano Sonata, Opus loo--
Miss Roberta Alien, Mrs, Patterson,
5. Plano, ca Warum; (b) Arapcsque--a
Miss Zellc Minor. 35g
8. Plano. Romance, Opus %, No. 3
n. Plano, Whims-Mrs. II. o. Williams.
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