The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

4 5Attxilnry, will hold q Tiled eetihg
i ,u-ii,orrow at 8 y. NJ, IN I heir hall, NO.
4 6o7 North Seventh street. All the nietri-
4 bers are most earnestly REQUESTED to at
i ter1, 56Ss l l . AZ gH4g 4
MI. Tabb's Box Party.
3 Mr.. Gariiett ,rabb gave d box iarty last
Thursday evening to the Horse Show, u
llonora Of Miss Valerie Jewell SANFORD,
OF Hartford, Conn. Ills other guests were
I Mr., and Mrs. Beirne Blair, Mr.J. william
Hampton pye OF Hartford, Conn; Miss
Hester f'nbb nfid Or. Cnbcll Tnbb. The
| host entertained hls party at supper at
| tho Westmorcland Club after the show
Miss Sanford has been given several par
ties and was one Of tho IGNORED guests
at aii elegant luncheon given OIL Friday
last by Mrs. Berne Blair. Ray @
Miss Loot1ey at Club.
Miss 1.oot,ey, OF Memphis, Tenn, who
Is Visiting her sister, Mrs u. Il. Lewis.
will read paper before the Womuh's
club next Monday afternoon at 4:30
clock on "The Woman Of Yesterday md
To-tny."Bl s5 .3 K rs l
Miss Loor,ey, who Is particularly inter-.
ested In Club work. is also a writer OF no
moan ability, having published d book Of
short stories, as well MS articles on more
serious subjects. Her appearance before
the club Id looked forward to wltl.un-
is,,al interest. 5.l5 ~ @
rhe club desires toreturn thanks to
Mrs. l.. 3. Jnnney and others for books
kindly donated to It's permanent and trnv-
cling libraries. 8
New Soprano Singer.
Mrs. Royal T. Webster, tho new 500
prano Mt st. PATHS Episcopal Church.
Is deliglting the congregation with her
fine voice. She has g. full, round soprano,
with much dramatic power md wide
range, and sings with much taste and
expression A perfect tone production
craracterizes her voice, she having been
d pupil OF Signor Ntlnetti, Of the Pea
body Conservatory. Of Baltimore. In 1900,
when tho Eaton vocal scholarship was
awarded, among the twenty-thrce COM
petitors, Mrs. Webster, who was then
Miss Ada liz Clark, Of Baltimore, won
this much coveted honor. At that limo
she was soprano in tho Franklin Street
Presbyterian Church.
Has Opened Studio.
Il Miss Anna NJ Jones' Of West Apo
mattox, instructor in voice culture and
music, has opened a studio at No. 7e5
West Grace Street. Miss Jones has
studied for the past two years under
Oscar Sanger, Of New York. She Is n
graduate Of Iollns, and highly endorsed
Dy the late 5Dr.E CnurleS =. 5CocRe' 8gs
Cards Issued Z
Cards have been issued for the ap-
marriage OF Miss Ethel Gene
We've Beale. daughter Of Macmillan Y.
Beale, and granddaughter of the late
Lieutenant q Charles L. 13enle, 10 Mr..
Thomas Bolton Harrison, of Richmond.
The ceremony will take place In the
home of the bride, October 18th. at 8 \
r. NJ.
Lady Patronesses.
The following ladies will act as patron
esses on the evening Of October Esd, when
a musical recital will be given at the I
Academy Of Music by Miss Betty Burwell |
Booker and Mr.. John H. Powell:
a Mrs. II. L. Cabell. Mrs B. B. Valentine
Miss Gulllaume, Mrs. George Ben. john
,ton, Mrs. H. T. Meloney, Mrs. Granville
Valentine, Mrs. E. A. Baughman Mrs
Robert Rankcnship. Mrs. Catesby Jones'
Mrs. Murray MCGUIRE. Miss Marianne
Meade. Mrs. c. II. Senff, Miss Margaret
Lee, Miss Laura Darlington, Miss Carrie
Lee Campbell, Mrs Frank D. Williams!
Mrs. Henry G. Reilly, Mrs. T.. c. Hair,
Mrs. Conway Gordon, Mrs. p. v. yalen-
tine, Mrs. Henry Harwood Miss Ellen
Guigon, Madame Guillaume Mrs a. B.
Guigon.
Brooks Kishpaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kishpaugh have sent
out cards for the marriage of their
Katherine, to Mr.. Otis G. III