The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26

Carter Mrs. n w. Christian Mrs, y /.
u. Willard and Mrs. lien Potts NJ 4
IS Representatives Of Canadian hunt clubs
are expected to be present as well aast,
visitors from the prominent in-Statc and
out-of- State clubs throughout the coun-E
try. 81 N vi a
Interesting Lecture.
A most Interesting lecture will bio given
Tuesday; evening next by the Rev, A 81
Van tIngelgem in tho rooms Of the Rich
mond Art Club No. 2l7 West Gr'sce, Street
on .'rhe Trecento and trocento ltal-
ian Artists and Their Part IN he ltefals-
sance,3 a t SIZE o clock. M
The lecturer is thoroughly ut homo on;
art subjects, z having spent jn1any years
in both Germany and Italy. . ii occupied
tho position Of art critic on q fpapersini
Brussels for eight or ten years, The
period on which thcS lecture Will turn is
ono OF the most important IN the history.
OF art dealing as 1T does with the WORKS
}of Cimabuc, Giotto Masaccio, Era Llppi,
Fra Angelica and others, & I,
No formal invitations have been scnt
out hut every member Of the Art Clubiis
expected, and has the privilege Of bring
ing one guest.
Way Down in Dixie.
distlnctIyely Southern melody. enti-
tied AWAY Down In Dixie Where the
!, sugar Cane Crows has Just been pub
llishcd by Professor Ernest l.. Boiling, OF
| this city, whose g previous product Ions
| "Moonlight on tho James and "llnder the
| l.ilacs,n have bcenfpopularly cstabllshed
| -by concert players throughout the unltea
| states. IL, ~
One can shut ones eyes as the roili =, /,
| ing strains of ','Way Down IN Dixie fail
upon the ear, and imagine that tho days
| OF the old plantation and the darby musi-
! clan have come again, so truly are both
revived in Mr.. Bo!llng's latest compost
| ton, Tho bright, catchy Air makes inc
strongest sort OF II bid for popularity,
4 and has in 1t tho elements OF assured sue
| cess, f
Juste Pour Jolie.
/ Miss Martin Chaitin entertained tho
"Juste Pour. Jolo" Club at euchre Friday
evening, February Gath.
j Very pretty tally cards We're George
i Washington hatchets. The game was
scored In cherries appended to these
4 batchets, The first lady's prize was won
i by MISS Gertrude I'lournoy, and the first
4 Eentleman's prize by Mr., Mason Berke-
ley. The BOBBY fell to Miss Susie Nor
4 fleet slsi8
/ Miss Chafiin's guests were MISS Louie
j Fitzgerald Miss Cora Catlin, Miss Ger
trude Flonrnoy, Miss Susie Norheet, Miss
Matte Brown. Miss Bessie Henley, Miss
i Mary Boiling, Mcssrs. Basil Cole, Leigh
Wilson. Armlstead lInrvic r. Mitchell
Brown, William S. Camp. William j
Grigg, Mason berkeley. Hugh Rose and
Robert Norfeet,
Mrs, Hill Entertains.
Among the pretty entertainments OF the
past week was a luncheon given by Mrs
Julien H. Ilill at her home on Hanover
Street, f, & IS q
Mrs John ~. Harrison and Mrs w. s
r., Mayo assisted Mrs. Hill in doing tbs
honors. Tho color scheme in decoration
was pink. carried out on tho table in pink
roses. Young ladies in the dining room
included the Misses Lindsey, Miss Hazard
Mrs. Jordan I.eahe,, Mrs. Battle and Mrs
Hugh skipwith.
II tII,oHg the guests were Miss Iida Akin
son. AIrss John Is. Branch, Mrs. AleSan,
ldsr Cameron. Mrs. irllolnas NJ CARTER