The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

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Plano solo, staccato Etude. (b) 5A.S Ru-
Bernstein Ss
M Quartcttc, (a) mighty LAX n Rose,
En- Nevins; ID Estudiant Ina, r. Lacomc.sSSI
Mrs. Claiborne Entertains.
r. Mrs. Clai borne was the hostess Of q
beautiful luncheon given F''r q ~ In honor
4 OF Mrs Robert Carter. OF shirley. S3 53l
~ Guests included IN RS "A. III. Drewry,$ OF
{ Charles City. VA. Mrs. J. 81 y. ~ ght foot
Mrs. III W. v. i Henry, q Mrs. NJ att hew.s
Harrison Mrs. Thomas II. E lett. h Mrs Fri
VIC. stanard and Miss Rosalie Stuart.
5 WI 8 Y S sI34
Council Of Jewish w omen.
i$ss9f The first meeting OF the r chmond sec
was held February "a q N NJ the n sunday
school room OF Temple Bet h Aha1bah .$ In
the absence OF the N president. II Mrs Ed al
ward NJ CalischS III Miss 4 Florence 7 halhl- |
s,Ger, the vice presld lent, vas In the chair.
b Miss Gold berg. * 4 cid secretary Of the
Fnntional Organization # mac 10 an nd dress,
and the section m en bership was Il in-t
+ creased from thirty to seventy five. n Com
$nlittees will be apppin ted at0r, when6the
work of organizing has been peri ec:ed.
The olficerss OF tho Richmond section are:l
3s Mrs. p! Ca lisch, Al pres ent, Miss
4 Thalllimer, vice preside t; Hiss Kate
BinsWanger, III sec tarY;5 Mrs. JULIUS Edeel.
the d Membership Committee. The score
tary made as satisfactory \ report to the
section.
The citing was addressed BY NJ ss
fThalhimer, who spent last winter in ca
zcago and became familiarized with the !,
working OF the section Ii that city: By |
Miss Bertha Judah t he chairman OF the
Junior Section, OF Louisville, KY, who
$eloqucntIy illustrate ted the success of the
work in n that city: by Mrs. era &c, OF the |
Chicago section, who gave an account of
tho work In. Chicago and OF tho organiza-
tons effected in Europe by Mrs. Hannah
Solomon. president OF the ational Coun-
ell when she was sent as a delegate to
the International Congress Of Nv omen |
at Berlin; by Miss Rachel gLovenstein,
secretarySof tho Hebrew Aid Society,
hi The Rev. DIR. Callschs explained the |
work of the section and Illustrated It by |
readings from the year book Of the Louis
Vile. KY section. showing the splendid
results that have been attained by the |
ladies OF that city,. n 3j IN gsf555 5.
81 Tho work comes under the heads, edu-
Scatlonal, philanthropy pic and 8lelig Gus, and
lis carried " on by five comlnittees-Fell- ]
&gious, Religious School " ork, Phlan-
fthrOpc Reciprocity and Junior Sections.
These committees are designed " to Cos
operate with the various established char |
tiles and to- promote their ends In every
posi- Bile way. M l5S 5Ss 3s .55 Il
8 Tho ladies feel greatly encouraged and |
3gratified over the success Of their meet
ing, The pleasure 1t afforded was much
Increased by the rendition Of two vocal
selections from Miss Gertrude Lichten-
stein. who sang In splendid voice. and
it1po La IA
lex Lloyd. Miss nina Cans played Schu-i.
Ebcrt's Serennde witt great power OF ex-5
preston. The time and place OF the next
meeting Will be announced later.
An Evening Of Music.
Ii. Under the auspices Of the willing
Workers. a delightful musical evening
will DO given In the lecture room OF
Monumental Church. February sth, at
$40 r. NJ. The following is the pro-
gramme: rs i 48 III yfys
instrumental selection, West End Ans
gels--Hnrry Lucy e.. Joseph Bteinbrechers
Charlie Rawson, W William Lucy, Benjamin.
Homes and Samuel Harrison, y. III IS " ~
Contralto solo. Miss Margaret I'm owles-3
MY Mother Bids Me Bind My Flair,
Haydn. ~ ls !, 5
Baritone solo, Mr.. George Gookns-
!Recitatiye and aria from EFnani,' ts"In-l
Gfe!Ice," Verdi ss sl
Song, selected--Harry Lucy, y
5 Soprano solo. Mrs. George Warning
Melody. Jocelyn. GODDARD.
Tenor solo, Mr.. Charles B, Cooke-Ariagl
from "Martha." Flotow;; 20 q \ Dream
From Above" ttt is s lgg m g III sfSS
Recitation, Higher Culture in Dlxle"--
Miss Eleanor stelnbreoher ss # 8 III K 5
i Duet, solicited. May and Georgie Lucy;
Mr.. William NJ. Jenkins, a cconlpanlst, AKA
An important called meeting OF the
Masonic Home Auxil ary will be held IN
the Temple on Wednesday, afternoon al
,half-past 3 o clock. b KS sss x. #.
Bridal Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jonas Marcusc, N West
Clay Street, Will be pleased TO receive
thelrSfrlenla Monday evening, February
sth,3 from Ssto Il, 70 meet i teir son N H.,
iAlexande ]. Nfarcuse, and his bride, q Oh
4 Mr., Marcuse's wedding was q recent
fashionable event In Chiengo, He ia now
on his wedding tour, and at ts sclose WI
be at home with his bride In New Yprls
city. Il, So B. , s.
ST, Johns Circle. f
4 ST, JOINTS Circle Of Kings Daughters
Will meet In the homo of Mrs. j Ulang1
Greene, No, ERGO East Grace Street, Mon !
day afternoon February 9Th, q t Il o' clock. II
rho state secretary, Mrs. EClprencs Ilurrf
ton, has been Invited to meet with the
circle. AtfthIs time the consocra ton ser &
vice will be- read 81 and a new mem hers
are earnestly requested to be present,
Auxiliary Business Meeting
An extrsn,ely Interesting bl,uiness meet
~ ,,ye tx, Z, la JJir. H.