The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

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#saPErERsBURG. VA. n Fcb. .-:-lM Miss
Emily Bannlster Mason entertained n the
WEDNESDAYS 4 Music Club at I an, es peccitallly
attractive meeting on w ed csday morn.
Ing ii MI her home Il on Adams Il Street
r ChopinSswas the musical subject OF the
occasion, but tho meeting by no means ms
devoted itself eS clusively to v lis conpo 20;
slttons 3g5 .f7
8f Miss Page N ichols very appr opriately
introduced the subject by reading an In.
$terestlng essay on the poetry and leader
ship OF Chopin.
'8Nooturne, No. IL Chopin. was played
by lss Mary q. Booth, and the false In
"a flat, No. u. by Miss Ann Bell Patter-s
son. bothof whlch5were most It tract lively
rendered rs AZ 35l5 III t3
Schurnlann's Romance. opus rs, No. 2,
was played by: Miss Bette y ones. which
was followed by Vieldenburg' 8 The Vlo-i
let" charmlnglyF sung by Miss Margaret
Ziramer,, with Miss Jean Trlgg as accom-
pnnist. III 6. y N IN ,$ "a 5 4. a5 81
n Mrs. Charles, ID. Wltliorspoon president 4: en-
70 e tho club, read nm interesting sketch 81
Chopin, written BY p. Y B. Perry, and sew
ernl compositions Of the great Y French
artist were played by Miss Bessie Venable
and Miss Beatrice Pinckney j ones, OF
Baltimore. Tho programme was Is h con GO, !,
Scluded by a beautiful rendition Of Greg' s.
$Witherspoon. 5.. "A q
Among. tho guests Of the club was Mrs.
AIlollrfeld or Washington, whose singing
was a most attractive feature OF tho en-
tertalnment. Mrs. Hollifteld was FORM
8erly Miss Jennie 8Nlnetrec, Of this city.
The Country. Club Is ever gay even W
the depth of winter. A delightful IN
forma / dance was recently given there;
followed by Il dinner DIT which the hosts
wore Mcssrs. James n, Cuthbert, J. Nor
ton Townsend, Charles D. Plummer,5
Robert Martin. Jr.. and Hill Bensley,5
Among tho guests were Miss Mary Meade
Bernard. Miss Lena Noltcnius, Miss Nan
Davis, aud Miss Beatrice Pinckney Jones.
Tho club foX-hunts have been temporarily
suspended the past week on account or
tho snow aud ice. and the newly IA caulred
pack has been idle, but the sport Will
be resumed Just. ms soon as wcat her con-
Edltlons are favorable. @ q
The german to be given by the Senlor
German Club during the llrst week m
Marcel, Is anticipated With grcar pleas,
ure, ana will be u feature on tho social
season. ThisNclub, which was recently
organized, has proved a crest ~ ccess, "
4 Miss Mary Trplett Patterson 5xayo "a
charming card party NJ her home on t'r'-
day afternoon. Four HANDED ellchre Waa
played, and beautiful prizes were won by
Miss Ophclia Percivall and Mrs. wilkins.
Miss Patterson's sister, Miss Ann Bell
Patterson. who Is n most attractive de-
butanto, was ono OF the players. MISS
Patterson's guests We're Miss Rose Rur-
bage Lunsford.. Miss Elmer Bland
Temple, Miss Alice spicer, Miss
Julia Rudd, Mrs. Robert Rudd. Mrs.
Robert r, Hamilton, Miss Annie Mcltenr
ney, Miss Mary Paul Roper, Miss Helen.
Venablc. Miss Ophelia Percivall, Mrs,
Charles rrrottep Lassiter, MISS Sallie Rpt%
I'm, Miss I.unsdowne, Of New York, Mrs..
Spooner Epes. Miss Nan Davis, Mrs. y.
Gordon .Rennc Mrs, Nm, Gordon Me-
Cabe, Jr,. Jean Trlgg, Miss Euyle Patterr
son, Miss Beatrice Jones, Miss Parker,
and Mrs. wilkins.