The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03
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3 rhtclds, Miss Baskerxilo. Miss Gladys
Frazier and Miss o1luiso Herbert.
The Kappa Delta.
The Kappa Delta convention, held az !.
the Jefferson Hotel closed last nsn ll,
after most successful, Harmonious ul'u
well attended sessions for April ISL INV
I'd, presided over by Miss Caroline Woon
1oraper. OF tho Womans College, Lyhch-
burg, Va. and BY MISS Anna f a to''' - -
Buenn Vista, Va. i.
rho kappa Deltns paid visit yeslcr.
day to Governor Montague's Office ana
were shown many points OF Interest uhuer
his guidance. \.
rho convention adjourned last after
noon, 10 hold its next meeting IN wash
ington, y. c., April, 1906 The banquct
given last evening In tho private panauet
hall OF tho Jefferson was q very pretty
hffair.The center table decoration Was
a. hugo placque OF white roses, inc ira
tcrnIty flower souvcnlis were artistic
menu and autograph cards. In burnt
leather. dIamond-shnped, to correspond
with the fraternity PIN, and tied WITH
the fraternity coors. in olive green ana
white. The menu was as follows:
Blue Points. s..
,& Il Celery.
Bouilon en- tasse.
NE Olives. Sailed Almonds.
Planked Shad-Jcfferson.
Sweetbrcad CroHuettcs. French! Pcas'
Kappa Delta Punch
III Chicken Mnyonnalre.
Neapolltan Ice Cream.
Cakes.
Rr,e cheese. Crackers.
- Coffee
Miss Caroline wood Draper was toast
I mistress. The toast, Brother Jack" was
rcsponded 10 by Miss Anna Paxton or
4 puennE yista. Va; "Our New Chapter"
nv Miss Rebecca Anderson, OF Florida;
"Our Chaperones," by Miss Lucy Brooke,
OF Virginia; "The Spirit OF Fraternity,
by Miss Pauline Embrec. Of virginia;
"Our Chapter Roll by Miss Marina
Louise Edmondson. OF TENNESSEE. our
Alumnae,, BY Miss Harriet Stncky. OF
Virginia. and Kappa Delta. 'sby Miss
Victoria Wilson, Of Tennessee, afia
The young ladies will be In Richmond
for the Easter service and parade. Il tleay-
q ing for their respective homes Tomorrow.
Among those who were prominent IN the
convention were Miss Anna Paxton.
Buena Vista. Va. Chapter Alpha; Miss
Rebccca Anderson, Ocala, Fla. Chapter
Theta: 3Iaude Hart. Charlotte. y. c.,
Chapter Sigma: Elizabeth Harrison,
washington, D. c.. and Jean Goldth-
waite. Hopkinsyllle. Ky, Chapter Sigma;
Shirley Montgomery. Concord, N. c.,
Chapter Theta; Pauline Embree, Bucna
Vista. Va, Chapter Gamma; Martha
Louise EdInondson, ctavia Wilson. Mem
pills. Tenn. Chapter Phi Psi; Caroline
Wood Draper Oxford. Ala. Chapter The
ia; Rosalle Smith. Goldsboro. y. q.
Chapter Theta: Harriet stuoky. Rich
s mord. Chapter Beta; Agnes Taliaferro.
Lucy Fltzhugh. OF Culpeper, Chapter
Beta: Lucy Brooke. Ella Brooke, Gull
II pepper, Chapter Alpha; Justine Plckerell,
Petersburg. and Susie Scott Farmville.
Chapter Alpha; Laura Venable. Char
lesion. w. Va. Chapter Theta: Euscnla
Tate. Springfield. Ohio: Bertha Hart.
Charlotte. N. c.. Chapter Sigma: Han
nah Paxton. Buena Vista: Eleanor WINE
Z Lexington. va. Chapter Alpha: Jean CIV.
Huntsville, Ala. and Bette Austin. Pine
Bluff, Ark, Chapter Phi Psi: Matilda
Jones, Richmond, Chapter Alpha.
Mrs. samuel Garland Slaughter and
Mrs, william Duval Adams, Jro OF
1/ynchburg, have been the convention
chaperones.
Concert April 18th.
The concert to be given on the night OF
THURSDAY, April 14th. at the Y. NJ. G. A..
hall. promises to be an affair OF unusual
interests. Among the prominent musicians
of the city participating will be Miss
Mabel AlcBain. Miss Mary Shelton, Mrs.
q ". III. #O.SMcGehee, Miss Lily N Urdu,
hart Mr.. Roe G. Tupman and Mr.. Selden
Wake. In addition TO these excellent ar
fists the probabilities are that the pro-
gramme will also include number ny
a prominent tenor from one OF tho New
York churches who has a wide reputation
O. a musician The first portion OF the
programme will be entirely secular and
selected from the compositions OF the
best composers.
The last half of hhe evening Will DO
devoted to a rendition OF A. 3D. Gnul's
Oratarto, The Holy City. by chorus
OF fifty voices. which Is past reaching Il
state of efficiency the direction o.
Dr. w. II. o. McCiehee. ss
Uuartette consisting OF Mrs. w. II. O..
McGehee. soprano: Miss Mabel McBatn,
3 contralto; Mr., Roe G. Tupman. tenor, and
Mr.. selden Wake, basso, will render tho
solo PAL is In the oratario, and the chorus
is a n unusually we'll balanced, intelligent
aggregation.
The concert Is for the benefit o. me
organ fund OF C1'ace Episcopal Church,
5 Strauss's Tone Poem.
Tennyson's poem "Enoch Arden"
unsteady interpreted by Richard strauss,
Will be, read by Miss Eugenla Aunspaugi,
with piano accompaniment by Miss Anne
Aunspaugh, In the Woman's Christian
Association hall, Nos. 709-7ll East Frank
lin Street. Tuesday. April 18th. at $3.50
r. M.
The reading will be given for the oene-
lit OF tho association, and tickets OF
admission will be fifty cents. Patronesses
OF the evening will be; Mrs Joseph
Bryan. Miss Stewart, Mrs, James II.