The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
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Misses Robinson, Anderson
Moore and Mrs p. Gwathmey.
Dramatic Entertainment.

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A notwithstanding and highly dramatic
entertainment was given by some very
young members of West END society
Thursday evening last,
The object of the entertainment was
TO raise money for the Ice mission and
four and a half dollars was cleared to
the great joy of those interested, who
were substantially assisted through the
generosity of Mr.. Straus.
The very attractive programme for the
evening included the numbers herewith
given:
/. Flower Song ....Miss Mary Grlgg
s. Tableatl-"Columbus Before Queen
Isabella"
4. "IIiawatha .......... Miss Mary Grigg
). .E1awathn" (Recltation) ....,.,...
............... Master Malcolm Straus
G. The Golfers Dying Child.
I. Recitation = The old-Fashioned
Girl ......,......,...,Nl Miss Mary Brown
s. misunderstanding Beauty ..'...,.
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Lucille Nelson
o. Dialogue :. Louis and Malcolm straus
+ TO-. Entertaining Her Sisters Beau"
III. 1.-The Viocts" tSongl ..........,.....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mary Grigg
IL. Cupid. Miss Antonette Thiermann
z 49, Tho Colored Wedding.
II. Magic Lantern Pictures.
Especially worthy of mention was the
recitation entitled ld-Fashioned Girl"
by Miss Mary Brown; the tapleau
s"Slceping Beauty" by Miss Lucille Mel
son, and Il song "The Violets.' BY Miss
Mary. Grisg
The programme was arranged bS Mr.
Mitchell Brown and Mr.. Willie Grlgg,
Piano Recital.
The closing recital for the session Of
1905 and 1904 was given Friday afternoon a,1, %,
by the pupils OF Miss Mary WINE
Smoot. The parents and friends. Of the
pupils were charningly entertained ny
the young musicians, whose Improvement
III technique, phrasing ana expless'oh eA-
cited much favorable comment.
the class Ia limited, Miss Shoots pro-
fessional duties as organisty not admitting
az time for a large class Ihose VINO
played selections from Neyin, Ens 1enaN
Heller, BONN. Goerdelle, LeHache, cho-
hin. Mozart and List were: Misses
Elizabeth VIM, Ida Louise Smooi. MIL
dred Lewis, Robert Phillips, Lottie Nc
Elrcy, Aileen Lewis. Margaret fiarnan'
Rose Hartman and Virginia Chestefi1 n,n
At the close of the pfograNni'!e w..
Samuel Phillips sang 1.-THE gypsy L'o ,sss
delishtful expression. MT. Phillips Is
yoca, pupil Of r. C.. Tppnlan, and has
.lecn doing fine work for the past year.
Ha gives promise OF being an excellent
tenor when his voice Ia matureu
Closing Exercises.
The closing exercises Of the higher de-
partment Of Miss Robinscn's schoo' tooN
place on Monday evening" ,,,,,
The rooms of the schoo! Wefe pss,u.,.
fully decorated In white ana green, w1teh
formed picturesque packsrou''u ios
bright and happy faces.
The honors We're deNyeIeu ~ t,S ,,,
j. II. Dickinson, after WNch tls SITS
gave much pleasure by their HAPPY N,
terpretation OF Songs OF seven ana
"six Cups of Chocolate" ~ IN,
REGULATIONS and q beautlfui IVY aslll
were given by Miss Pettit's class ~ eN-
preston. French recltatlons ~ M s,.,n
Guillaun,es class testified to the skill
and efficiency Of her work OUTING inc
past session, NJ.
Miss May F, Davis. assisted ny Mlss
Grayatt. has had charge or TINS depart.
ment, and the work done has oeeH inost
gratifying to both patrons and teaenefs,
The girls receiving honors aFcr-Mlsses
Maude Adam, Lucy Beyeradge' Safah
chamberlayne, corlnne Dickinson, Jeliis
Scott. Lizzie Durrette, Mabel C,Ferraii'
Lindsay Powers, Lucy Wade, Ell1apeth
Wingo Phoebe and Lucille Cllllng~2fth,
Bessie McGilvray. Florence Lacy julia