The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-24
Social and
Personal.

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rhs nrnrramme OF the children's gay
..r,,icc which was given at inc o"'
r,a,ion Methodist Church Sunua! r.,
,nr,oon. was one of the most oe''u IT,,
a,,a original that has ever taken p.as
a., ,,ici,mond, The church, whicn ~, 80
,rn,tily decorated. WAS dehseiS ~,
a,a the entertainment proViue,u Wi %s,,rai
ce,yed with universal praise. LIZ little
anchor" surrounded oS ,,i,.nre OF
rrls dressed in white, mace
FARO beauty and sweetness a.. Viola
NJ vo,,nr choir trained by Miss , ,.,
1,,,ennt especially for TINS oo ...sar,
a,aioa ,,nrch to the success OIL VIZ ,ni.
..,oa Perhaps the most e''u nav
saat,,ros we're the singing of Masse' ~.
Mn,,,trastlo and teh recital oil 4N,s S.,,ar,
z liz cunningham, Christ our NJ. ~
Owing TO the latencss OF my NE adj.
iyo,,nr. of Centenary, posllVue' ,,,erely
dress until some future 3am, regard
stating that he should ma most
~. as one Of the happles. CIV his
I'M, .,n, hours OF his lie. He utseu .s'
.ars IN carry to others the , =,
.,a,. hs ,snew they had all reeeiNeu, -
"i'i isi. ~ rsnnrt of the work OF me Su
a.. srbonl Mr.. Charlie Braue', ,,,f,,,
u.,s stated that the 80, -,
p W, which had delighted .nel. .,
i,,as the work of lady ileiitoe' - rar
.brrch. and expressed tla'.ns ,,oa ,he
opd also to the ladies "ho aa,lonce.
a,tisra,, 10 such degree OF e,l ma.
cniiu'g.. ~ Atkinson and Miss Viola bia-
MISS MISS ,.s,.s reason to be proud OF .lie
Gun. 80 ,her labor. Tho prosra'''.ATH
tesut s,,,ous. Chorus. "All Hail. az
- I,IiI.. choir; prayer, John Hahhon, =.
na", "Heaveny Sunlight, schoo.'
- s,-sss ~ welcome, Arthur Bates e e,n,s
a,sa ..Floral Anchor" twenty sa nd
s,,,tatte. Misses Hogan ana D' ''.,..+inn
Nassrs smithie and Bech, solo
..Cnr Missions" Herbert Creen,., ,. Ho,,nt-
"He Is Mine. ! an ii's' our Anchor"
ast,e. recitation, Christ, OUT Ai. .,,r,,,et
cnsuet ,,r,,,,ie Cunningham; song rus.
Ms Obey" school report from sr cn,,nr
ulu Misc Gornto: address, W. - lvumI i.
4 soio, 80 song. LET Us Away, schooi'
- -, Rev r. NJ. MaNey.
nv. solo by Miss Gornto was 'ei'
fine
! Afternoon Teat at
Exhibition Rooms
rea will be served at the eN.'', ,vnd.
roo,ns of the Richmond Art slan fro1n
nasdny and Thursday atte'i''o''
1 to o'clock. ond Miss Eliza
IN, patterson will be tho hostesses y.
Wednesday,, vs., afternoon; Miss ANNE 1laS
80 Miss Meredith will receive lhu ,s
as,ernoon visitors. Tho teas are lot ~
forward TO with great pleasure as az.
wl,, afford not only much soclai 49, tar
went hut will furnish ptelnAt ~
.nntber visit to the most talheu =.
n,ara in Richmond just now. the Ge'i se.
81 art work and all that II sta'''us
In the way of education. :. c,,,,
~ T, ,s honed by the Richmond ART -
tbat the exhibit will prove an atuss.
tion and an Inspiration to hch,1'pna
taachcrs, and to members OF the TIL III,
n,ond Education Association, "ho VIZ
find cordial welcome at NO IL stes.
Main street End much to repay the'n
! lamp dons in copper, by Miss Eiz "a
,eth patterson, and a sofa pillow ae.
signed by her. were sold on oaluluas
last. So was fine painting nS L"c, a.,
Powell formerly OF Leeeurg. va ou
more recently of Washington y, =,
Mr. Powens painting is entiued I'm
trance to the Grand Canal, and is an az
r,rable example of his work, winch ]
we'll known to art lovers and critics. |
was purchased by Mrs. w. ]. Payne.
this city III
The lovely May weather renders the
spacious rooms of the exhibition build
Ing specially attractive and fills them
with an apprecative crowd Of callers
Intelligent in comment and observation
regarding the pictures.