The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
Richard Crittendch Booton, to take pla g
on Thursday evening. the twe,ity-sevchtli
OF April at ciglit-thlrty o'clock, ut 81.
y - VIII VfF'l - 80. n. = - ~
Miss Binford's Glass.

| of ADrtl, at SCISHl-lIllttS ~
PauEs Churel,.
Miss Binford's Class.
,rhc Misses Fiiiford' s dniiciIg class WI
have lis closing exercises ut Belvdss de,
Hall, OH April 2Gth, ut $3.50 o clock III the
afternoon. S $, nj,
rho chIcf features of the evening will
be d Japanese dance and The anlh,iet, ~
10 danced by tic scholars. Tickets can
10 had at No sls East Franklin STREET
Henley-Win1.
Mr.. j.. Sr. Vim has issued invita- tons
10 tho marriage OF his dnughtery lsi'i
Elizabeth. to Mr.. William j. Henley, " "
take place at Ills residence. No. 2l2 West
Clay Street, oil "Wednesday morhlllsN
April 26th. at II o'clock.
Masonic Home Auxiliary.
Tbe April meeting OF tho Masonic Home
Auxiliary was held III the Temple on
Wednesday, with the president. Mrs. W. y.
f s. Murray III the chair. Rev. George II.
Ray, chaplain of the Grand Lodge, WIS
elected chaplain OF the auSiliary, ann ann
Mrs. sam Cohen, Mrs j. Q. Phillips anu
Mrs. Il. j. Cobb were elected members.
April 18TH tho birthday OF Captain ~.
ID 1,abcock, founder or the Masonic
Home of Virginia will be observed MS
Rose Day" at the Home. and each MONS.
her or the auxiliary is requested to donate
rosebush. Through the courtesy OF the
Passenger. and Power Company they
Will be carried TO the Home free OF
charge. If placed on the yellow street car.
Y The auxiliary will hold an Inter
national Festival at the Temple, April
25th- 2sth inclusive, with Mrs Murray,
chairman of the whole, and Mrs. -. w.
Carter, treasurer; Temple lIodgs, NO. y,
Mrs. NJ. Il. Sncllngs, chairman, Mrs. !.
T. Hughes, alternate VIII represent
Italy; Richmond Lodge, No. 10; MIS-.
Oscar Parrish, chairman. Mrs. G. ]. Bill
lips. alternate, will represent 2lcelano'
Metropolitan Lodge, No II. Mrs. b. D.
Brookcr, chairlnan, Miss a. VI. Jacobs,
alternate, will represent ENGLAND; Man
chester Lodge No. Il, Mrs. a. II. Fitz-3
gerald, chairman, Mrs. Il. j.. Cobb, alter
nate, will represent Switzerland; Rich
mond Randolph Lodge, No. 10, Mrs. w. /.
Richardson, chnirman,i Mrs. III. M new,
alternate, will represent the United
States; st. Johns Lodge. No.. So, N%s.
Cnss johnson, chairman, Mrs. G. ~ Can
zcrt. alternate, will represent ireland;
3Joppa Lodge No. 40. Mrs. T.. Il. Chris
8tan, chairman, Mrs. Minotrec Folkes. al
ternate, will represent Russia; Dove
Lodge. No. 81, Mrs. N. -. Newberry,
chairman, Mrs N. A. Stall, alternate,
will represent China; raternal Lodge,
No. So, Mrs i. Boomberg, chairman,
Mrs. J. X. Fisher, alternate, will repre-
sent Germany; i>inity Lodge, No. 76, Mrs.
E G.. 10. 1Nllppcn, chairman, Mrs. A. 3.
Wright, alternate, will represent Mexico;
Hcnrico Union Lodge. No. 1870, Mrs. j. s.
Moore, chairman, Mrs. Clara McCurdy,
alternate, will represent Egypt; Lodge OF
Strict Observance, No. 207, Mrs l.. O.
Miller, chairman, Mrs. j. i. Mayer all
tcrnatc, will represent Brazil; Meridian
Lodge, No. 2S4, Mrs. Rosa Groot. chair
man. Mrs. II. Il. Swain, alternate VIII
represent Japan; Shriners. Mrs. y. w.
Cunningham, chairman, Mrs. George
Street, alternate will represent Arabia.
An entertainment will be given each,
evening, with dancing until II O'Clock.
There will be no rafting, no games Of
chance and no soliciting on the floor.
Ruth and Areme Chapters Of the East.
8ern Star have each been invited by the
auxiliary to have table at tho Inter-
national Festival, tho proceeds of their
tables to go into the treasury Of each
chapter.
Greenbaurn-K ronenberg.
A. wedding Of much interest to Rich
mondcrs will take place in Carlisle, Pa,
Wednesday, April 18th, when Miss Min Min.
nic llronenberg becomes the bride of Mr.,
Ike Greenbauln.
Miss Kroncnberg is a sister OF Mrs.
Frank Liebermuth, of this city and has
host Of friends here, where she has Of
ten visited.
Mr.. Grecnbaum Is n son of Mrs. r.
Greenbaunl, of this city, and has been
connected with AIagnus Hcssberg for a
number OF years
After their bridal tour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Greenbaum will make Richmond their
home. IA
Miss Minors Piano Class,
Members Of Miss Zcllcs Minors piano
class M ct at her studio yesterday at noon,
as is tllelr custom. monthly. After 40
delivery OF quarterly reports, the pupils
cngagegd in a contest III Tine-Analyscs.
Misses jamie Simpson, Frankie Crane,
Corlnne Dickinson. Louise Warrington,
Phoebe Cullngworth and Linda Beverage
gave perfect answers, winning 100 per
cent. Annie Kunlscr, Mary Hawks ana
Lucille Massey, 90 per cent.
The roll Of honor for the second quarter
was as follows, the five highest averages:
JAMIE Simpson, 993i; frankie Crane, 9S;
Corinne Dickinson, 81 Beulah Anthony,
9G9 Kate Marley, 06.7
These five young ladles, Wild l|ouise
warrington, Phoebe Cullingworth, Eliza
beth Beveridge, Annie bunker, Mary
Hawks. Mary Johnson, Lucille Massey
and Marion Monscll, also appear for at
tanning 100 per cent. on any branch OF
study or having a number Of perfect
| lessons. #
The musical programme, rendered III
most pleasing style. was MS follows: Spin
| ming Song Q3chr. Miss Mary HaWks;
| Melody In q U1ebrrD. Miss Corinne
Dickinson Roundeay, Miss Elizabeth
Bceerldge; Pretty Butterfly (Fink), Nils les
Annie bunker; (March op. $50, Engle-
man, Miss Lucilc Massey; Chasing the
Buttefly Gcrn), Miss Kate Markcy;s Noe
turne Top. ., No. ], Chopin. Miss JAMIE
| Simpson; Sunlight and Flowers (Inltz,
SontlstIeban), Miss Bculah Anthony;
| Traumcrci and Romance (Schumann),
Miss Louise Yarrlngton; Spring Song
| (Mondelssohn), Miss Phoebe Cullingworth;
J Fabian Raff), Miss Ffankic Crane;
| March and Chorus from Tannheuser
| ~ Il ryfsg 4,