The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-19

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Mrs. Thulston and her senior elocutlont 4
class will gveJ n recital for the two
literary societies Of T,tchmoned College lsl'
IT, Tile college chapel this evening elll1lg at
$50 o'clock. 81 n M VI II d, AZ
There will be readings and srecttat lions
Sby Miss Lura Bates, Mlss Ollie l5 . 10
31Iarwood Miss Lille IIechler,i Miss l5eu-
lah Anthony. Miss lSlla Bailey, Miss 4
Maggie Bryant Miss Pearl I,cht ems e t'
and Mn. Julian Lichtcnstein 1nterspelrss
among the readings will DO SONG delight
5ful$yocnl and instrumental numbers by@
Miss Marthai Mosby Sncad, Miss Ieile
Minor and Miss Gertrude Lchtenste g: = 4
Tile admission fee will be TWEEN ty-1i "
cents. lt& II Il .@l sii9 5].; " 5533 81 #
Studio Musicale.
4 MADAME Anita Heineck- Lloyd, Il II n her
New studio over the Rosemary Library.
g.,ye last night the first Of y series 5oE
rupils' nusicalcs to an Invited audi
ence. a 3i53 Ss5S3 "a MI 5l 3 Il
Tlle students gave Il evidence Of con-
scientious Athoroughncss, whicl alone pro
iduces artistic work and every one presept 4
congratulated Madame on what me llad
accomplished in so short n time 81 4a3 .53
Among those appearing, Miss Gussie
Reinhardt In an aria from NVeber's F'rllee-
schultz and Miss Norris In two songs
by Schubert gave proof OF an ease o.
tone production and song conception thatl
Madame Lloyd claims as her especial
method # gf 5s s{ i!2sl Isl "a 4
Miss Rhonie Hutzler was heard with
pleasure in several selections. Madame
sang by special request an aria FROM
..NIignor,',9 byl, Thomas; Calm rs the
Night by BONN, and 'Valsc. by
9Ardite. The entire success Of this first
musicale decided Madame to- continue the the
series for the rest OF the season.
Miss Helen Gould Will Prob
ably Resign.
The probable resignation Of Miss
Helen Gould from the lady board OF man
ayers for the st. Louis Exposition has
been brought about by the failure OF a
n,ojectl on which she had set her heart,
that OF establishing a day nu rsery ct the
Exposition.
Mrs. Daniel Manning. the president OF
the board Of managers, had, IL seems,
different views for the spending II the
$4,000 Appropriated by Congress from
those which Miss Gould cherished and
Mrs. Manning used her influence with
board members to defeat the day nur-
sery idea in connection with the great
fair. t8.s X
AS Its successful establihment was the
great lnd,icement in Miss Gould's ac-
ceptance OF a position on the board, the
defeat OF her plan leads her friends 70
think that she will sever her connection Us
with it. N
Personal Mention.
1udre w. e. Homes, or Boydton. Va,
is in Richmond looking after profess
sional business in the United States
District Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peter Cary expect
to return to Richmond from Bulltleld'
Hanover courty, as soon as Mrs. cary,
who has been quite sick, is able to travel.
Mrs. Charles G. Pnclsney, who IS the
guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. NJ. Morris. of Louisville Ky, has
been entertained by number OF her
Louisville friends. I.
Mrs. John T. Eubanls is the guest of
her nephew. Mr.. Whittier, OH West Grace
Street. En- ss rs
The Rev. DR.. Robert p. x err. Of I3alti-
more, will lecture here on April TN on,
Rome" for the benefit Of the Vest
minister School Library. Dr. Kerr's for:
mer parishioners and his many friends
arc always glad to welcome him to Rich
tnond yyhoDeyor he returns.
The REV. and Mrs. j. T.. Hart reached
Richmond yesterday. ard are the guests
OF Mr.. Harris uncle, the Rev. Dr.
Deric,lx. of Venable Street Baptist
Church. 55 t
Gently married, Will sail April IN for the
Baptist mission in Buenos Ayres.
Mrs. II. Wolcott, OF West Point Va,
is visiting friends In Richmond. "a
Colorcl and Mrs. George S. Hastings
and Miss Hastings, Of New York. reached
Richmond from Charleston. s C.,8yester-
day, and spent the day in visiting points
OF interest here.
Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff, the Virginia
representative at tho st. Louis Exposl-
ton, has giver the design of the insignia
to be worn by the lady managers of the
Louisiana Purchase at the exposition to
Black, Star and lIaest. Of New York
city.
Miss Margaret Hanes has been APP,
pointed sponsor for the State Of North
Carolina at the approaching Nashville
reunion by General Julian S. Carr COM
manding tho North Carolina division Of
| Con fedcrate veterans
Mrs. Andrew j. Montague who has
been suffering With II severe cold, Is
much better. and Is able to SEQ her
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Walters, OF At
lanta. Ga, are the guests OF their mother.
Mrs. IL. II, Walters. No. 8 East Cary
street,
Tn Lighter Vein.
a human being Is a queer. animal after
all. we eat possums and pay fancy
prices for them. yet yulture Will not
touch one, During n long season Of snow
anu,a yea Tu5 az N farmer Raid flia1 hliZ