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

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| members OF the National u. \. Il. board.
Mr.. Powell in Lyncfburg.
The Iynchburg News OF Sunday con-
| tains the following complimentary ae.
| count OF Mr. PoWclls recital 81 iast "ee e.N
| in that city, saving: !,
Tie nia,,o recital OF Mr.. John II. Powell
az Assembly tail on last Friday evening,
| was a notable event lii the musical eX-z
| pericncc Of LynchburE. The audience
| was an exceptional one, both In extent
and culture, comprising nearly all the
music lovers of the city, who had as
| semblcd to hear this young Virgintan Ill
! ),is interpretation of modern composers.
The programme comprised selections
from Beethoven schnmann, Chopin
Rubnstein, Tschaikowsky, IeschetiEkY
and List, and two admirable compost
lions by Mr. Powell himself one
scherzo Diaboiuue, and tie other a
Danse Amerlcaine. All the numbers were
given with brilliancy Of technique,
musical pose, and a sincerity of feeling
which elected genuine enthusiasm, Of APP
plause It argues II wonderful eclecticisin
of taste and ability when 1iaNist can
pass from the Impressive solenlnitS OF
Beethovcn's Narche Funebrc to the ethe-
real delicacy OF Chopin's Impromptu,
sharp major and the light suggestions OF
Leschtizskys Humoresquc, with artistic
perception and Interpretation of SO many
and such diverse beauties And yet this
Is what our young Nirglnian accomplished
In performance OF such even merit IT
seems invidiops to recall any especial
excellence, but tho dclicacy displayed III
the rendition OF Chopin when Mrt
Powells touch recalled Tausg's descrlp-i
ton of Chopins own piano playing; the
tenderness OF the Tschaikowsky Ro-
nance, the delicious n1errlmcnt Of
Lcsctetizsky's Humoresaue, and the crisp
perfection of his 1ntermezzo en- Cctarcs,
.lIngcr incffaceably in the memory.
Northumberland.
Miss Lang r. Garland, of Roanoke
and Mr.. w Ryland, a well known news
paper man. formerly of Lynchpurg. were
married Saturday in Salem at the Baptist
parsonage by the Rev. Frank H. Martin
The groom has been engaged in Journals
istic work for tho past nine years. He is
the editor and publisher of Martins
Ma gazine.
The bride is the accomplished daughter
OF Mrs. Sallie T.. Garland, formerly Of
APPROXIMATIONS, and sister OF Mr.. a. r. Gar
land, OF the Atlanta Constitution.
Chapter Meeting.
The Old Dominion Chapter Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
will hold called meeting tomorrow at
noon at No. 81 East Grace Street. Miss
Lucy Clair Atkinson. regent. and Miss
Alice Reddy, delegate. will representa- the
Old Dominion Chapter at the Continental
Congress to be held in Washington on
April nth.
Miss Atkinson will be at the New VIII
lard. II
Rhame-Hundley.
Cards have been received In Richmond
announcing the marriage Of Miss Viz
ginia Hundley. daughter OF the Rev John
w. Hundley, pastor Of the First Baptist
Church of Cape Charles, Va, to Mr..
Claude Rhamc on "Wednesday, April 18th,
at Cape Charles
Anderson-Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clay. Lynn have issued
invitations to the marriage of the!r
daughter, Katherine Mason to Mr.. Yer
non ISlmorc Anderson.
The ceremony will be performed on
Tuesday morning. April 18th, at 10 o'clock,
| in the home of the brides parents, No.
413 West Grace Street. Miss Lynn Is a
| niece of Major B. w. Lynn and q grad
| uate of the NNoman's College. Mr., Ander-
| son Is the son OF Mr.. r. II. Anderson, II,
! Richmond for several years.
Payne Goldsborough.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Barclay
Goldsborough. daughter of Mrs. Henry
Hollyday Goldsborough OF Washington.
and Mr.. Thomas Jones Payne, of Chat
| ham, Va, will take place on Monday.
April 24th. Tho wedding will be a quiet
ono at the homo Of the BRIDES mother,
| No. ZIG East Preston Street. Washing
| ton.
Griffith-McNair.
| On April 26th, a marriage Of great in
tercst to Richmond and Norfolk society
| will take place. when Miss Aljne McNair,
| formerly of Norfolk, but now of Staten
| Island, N. Y, will be married to Mr..
| William Griffith, Of New Jersey. Miss
| ALcNnir has many friends In Richmond,
| whom she has frequently visited.
-Clabaugh.
| A wedding Of general interest will take
place in Washington Saturday, April
18th, when Miss Helen clabaugh eldest
daughter of Chief Justice ana Mrs.
Clabaugh. will be married to MIR. Ben
| janin Paulding Lamberton, Jr,, formerly
| OF Washington, but now of Schenectady,
N. Y.
University Dramatic Club.
The University of Virginia Dramatic
Club known MS the "Acadian," will give
| u performance at the Opera House III
I Charlottesville on April 2st1. The piece
to be presented is n comic opera, the
! "Khan of Kathan." and viii be an all
| man cast. This opera was written at Co
| lumbla University, and was played there
| by the student body with great success.
This success Virginia hopes to duplicate.
There will be about fifty In the cast.
/ Personal Mention.
Miss Blanche T. Heclller. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
i IIechler, on Twcnty-ffth street, returns
to New York to-day.
Tho third chaflns-dish luncheon under
the auspices OF the Commonwealth Chap
ter Of tho Daughters of the American
Revolution vii be given Mt noon to-day
By Miss Ely Maury Werth..in tho home OF
Mrs, Bonjamin l.. Purcell, Tusca villa,
ienrco county,