The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL.
For NV Lady.

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The Opera Of Parsifal.
i ~ Az hnif-past o'clock last afternoon q
\ +hronring and deeply attentive audience
N ,1pail seated In the "A cademy OF MUSIC
"a witness the presentation Of wagner
s,.pars,fal'' by the Savage English y Opera
Company " u
& society was duly impressed by the fact
that It was assisting ut the proouctll'o'iili
Il OF d sacred festival play and was q, mere
fore in decorous mood and ATTIRE me
wonderful adaptation Of human nature 20
y 54hn demands made upon It. being quite
IL evident in thes no table absence OF shoWl-
2 moss Of dress, and in q subdued and ser.-
ifousg dcmeanor and converse, even bet We en-
acts when lights were turned on ana
ewes met each iother in mutual admlra-
ton and sympathy. over the wonderful
II music, the splendid dramatic interpreted
\ ton and the lovely scenery. II I'll 5a
THAT the Academy was packed, goes
y without saying. Boxes were overfowins.
4 Orchestra and galleries showed nol .
" IA ca Mt seat and. wherever 1t was posi-
BILE room was taken by some one anxious
10 be present at the great musical nnd
social event OF the winter. aS
jj;;8i{ When the first act was over there was
II a half-sigh Of regret that thrilled through
out the house. Minds, inpresslonable TO
Il grand effects in harmony, were sreyed too
high to come back at once TO a realiza-
$tion uf8the prosaic things Of life. The
s&reassembling for tho evening was With
4 great promptness and tho deep, almost
$lreathless attention shown by so large all
i assemblage was a great tribute and only
Y to the great master in whose mind the
ss opera ,aas conceived, but to the company
y who Reproduced it at the Academy.
y Among those occupying seats In the boxes
" were: 5 " 54{si III Isl 83 5f .i 4 III s
Nir.$ and Mrs. Thomas Rutherfoord Mr.
\ ana Mrs. Frederick w. Scott. Miss CAM
II eron, Mr.. y and Mrs. Howard # 1foge,5
Miss Margaret Mcguire, Miss Ana
a Eel Forbes, Miss Madeline English. Miss
Ruth Iebbard, Miss Louise McAdams.8
Yte-., Ga n rd NrS IN
i Thomas NcAdans, 4 Mr., and Mrs. Alex
Guigon, Mrs. John B. IAgltfoot. Mrs
81 L. r. RDashiell, Mrs. Herbert Funsten,
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. riliaferro, Mr.. Henry
IIotchkiss, Mrs. Tom Boiling. Dr. Robert
ia +. illians, Mrs. John i. EllbnIlk, Miss
4 Emily Waddll, Mrs. Nvaddill Miss New
man, Miss Bessie Hunter, Miss Hattie;
Ross, 1lss Bessie rompkins, Mrs. ;ronlp-3
X kins. Mr.. and MIS-. Robert Rennolds, Miss
Addison. Miss Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Otway
y Allen,5{ Dr.. and Mrs. Allison Hodges, Or.
George: b. Stone, Mrs. Stone DR.. Shnckcl-
3f ford, Mrs r. IT, Hunter, Misses Anderson,
I Mrs. James Crump, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
,ston Cabell. Mrs. w. j. Johnston, Miss.
Bernard Cooke; Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly r.
Crump Miss Frances Scott, Miss Court
onay Crump Miss katherine Copeland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Valentine, Mr..
"A and Mrs. Douglas Lealtc, Miss Grace
q Harrison. Miss Mary Waddill. Mrs and
Mrs Arthur Cannon, Miss Nellie Gordon,
Miss Marjorie Knowles, Miss White, Mr..
NJ and Mrs. Dabney Crenshaw, Mr.. StaEg,
Miss Richartlson, Miss Glasgow, Miss
+ Edith Grant, Miss Grant, Miss Jessie
Hazard, Misses Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Up. HI. Mayo, Mrs. J.. Caskie Cabell. Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Cabol, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Powers, Miss Nora Houston, Mr..
NTrca n 4 ~
Miss Mildred Boyd, Mr. and MIS-. Henry.
L Baskerville. MIR. w. c. holland, Miss
Younger. Miss Carrie Loftwich, Miss
4, Pnder. Mr. and'sAirs. w. M. Taliaferro,
and scores OF others. After the first and
second acts. society went to nearby.
hotels for supper, many parties enjoying
IL the opportunity OF receiving and giving
hospitality to friends. Mrs. George Nc
Il Adams had large supper party. in tho
number or which was Miss McAdamss
il guest, Miss van Santvoord. OF Troy New
4 York. S-
The Tuesday German.
The Tuesday Club gave it's gay mid
winter german In the Masonic Temple
* last evening, and although tho Academy
Of Music was so full, there was no lack
4 OF young people to enjoy the delightful
music and follow Mr. Adolphus Blair
the figures of one OF the most
charming Of the seasons dances.
After the opera was over the pretty
girls in attendance went directly to the
Temple and sweled the ranks OF tho
dancers.
The german was finished in royal style
by a splendid supper, served in the din
ing hall of the Temple.
Attractive Entertainment.
One of the most attractive entertain
ments OF the season will DO valentine
party. and George Washington minuet,
N to be given under the auspices of the
Auxiliary Of the Home for Incurables, Vi
which Miss Mary Thomas is president
The entertainment will take place Feb.
ruary 10th, from 4;3o TO Z o clock r. NJ il,
the Masonic Temple. The children tc
dance the minuet have been beautifully
.ralned by Mrs. James WEIGH. who gladly
donates her services in behalf of n norle
charity.
The valentine features OF the enter.
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