The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

efforts Of the auxiliary has led her 70
offer d Bible as Il prize to any one con y.
nected with the organization VINO VIII
rienorize certain portions or scripture
chosen by herself The auxiliary mas ai is.
offered a New Testament 70 those CON- s !
pleting the Old Testament por.lon ~ ~
these verses, and at the childrcn's rail-
lies treat inter has been shown, two
Testnments having been won by two
young girls. while many more young
people are studying the passages assigned o.
ETheslnembers Of tho auxiliary feel great.
" ENCOURAGED rs they look pack upon
their first years work, ana an.lcipssS
taking iir tho active work OF the organ
ization In September With renewed en-
ergy and enthusiasm. h
Recital BY Miss Redford and
Pupils.
Despite T, downfall Of rain, an apprecin
tive audience assembled TO hear the
splendid music given by MISS Myrtle Red-
( ford and pupils at her studio on Friday
night The programme consisted OF the
following pieces; 80.
i. La Galllna (Gottschallt), Master King
and Miss BEDFORD
@ Romance saus Paroles (streabbog),
Miss Catlarlne King
8. Bobollnk Waltz (Bowman) on the
Playground UdchneD, Miss Norma Smith.
a. Oberon Fantasia QHinkeD, Miss An
ME Pearsnll.
s. N1uskot. Galop d5cllak), Miss Florence
Lichenstein.
g. ylghtrall Romance (Ryder), Miss
Lizzie Thomas.
q Iohilomel Polka Brillante (KunkeD,
Miss Pearsall and Miss Redford.
s. Menuet "a (MozarD, Miss Margaret
Ward
O. Plzzicata (Delibes), Valse In D Flat
s(Chopin), Master MCGOWAN King.
TO- "shadow Dance" (McDowelD, s"Rustle
Of Spring. tSinding), Moonlight on the
James,. valse ernest Bolling), Miss Nlyr-
tie Redford.
Tho pupils acquitted themselves IN a
most creditablc manner, showing care
full, Intelligent training. such rs can be
given only by n cultivated musician.
Miss Annie Louise Re!nhardt, the ac-
compllsled daughter of Prof. Jacob Rein
hardt, was present. and ut the urgent
solicitation Of the audience performed
avie,lxtemp's 'T1antnsc Caprice" Mlynar-
skis "Mazurka," and Hausers exquisite
Cradle Song her playing being charac-
terized by that sweetness and breadth
OF tone and splendid technique for which
this young lady Is famous.
Miss Myrtle BEDFORD gave the closing
numbers on the programme. She played
EcXQulSltSly ana Will " psi ICSt iliHotSts
Z of the piano the beautiful concert waltz
"Moonlightsoft the James, by Mr.. Ernest
Boiling. ofFthis city.
Enjoyable Entertainment.
A most enjoyable entertainment was
given by the officers Of Company =,
SEVENTEEN Regiment, at Westhampton
Park, last Friday night.
About sixty couples danced to the de-
lightful strains Of the musicians until
/ 80 O'clock, when refreshments were
served. At.sthe close OF the evening,
Captain Tony Miller returned thanks
& to Captain Stone and his two lleutenants,
on behalf OF Company F and the Visiting
military, for the delightful evening they
had spenta3sa 1
AT the conclusion OF Captain Mller's
speech three hearty cheers were given
for the officers, and hopes expressed that
another such pleasure might soon again
be theirs. sos
Captain Miller was induced to sing one
of his most happy songs during The
evening, for (which three cheers were
his reward.
The ti7n1e 70 catch the last car came
all too soon. '2f4 9sas
Tea, at oWonarl's Club.
Tea WIZ be. served at the Woman's