The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25

its regular monthly meeting Tuesday,
March eth, at II a. NJ. In the Temple
Very Important business will be trans
acted. 81 Il Ne l5.ss
The Confederate :: Memorial Literary
SocietyWill meet ednesday,f March ..Sth,.
at811 a.. M, 4 @ 5}. 81 ~ XIII a55sg. 8
s.9 The members of the Art Club OF Rich
3mond, are looking forward with much
pleasure to a lecture on the4.Clnque CentoG
Artists on Thursday evening, March
29th. at S:15 Pm III " IN IL ID n, al
The lecture will be delivered by the Rev.
Al. Van Ingelgem, Of Stanton, who
served his apprenticeship as art critic
.of$3note In his native country, Belgium,
will treat especially Of Lenonnrdo da
Vinci, Mlchaeangelo, Luinl, Titan
Palma, Raphael, Luciano del sarto and
5Coreggio. $gs III Ill y. X
Each member Of the club has thetpriv
ilege Of bringing a. guest and others In
5terested In the subject may obtain cards
Of invitation by applying TO the card
rooms No. 217 West Grace Street.
Christiansburg Club.
AS Richmond women interested iii
literary club work, are always glad to
note the work Of women lin different
parts of the State. the following lnen-
stion8of the y A. M. Club, by the Chris
tiansburg correspondent Of the Roanoke.
Times, Of March ed may: prove sug-
gostive. Tho Times says: Ell ss N
"a The Y !. a. NJ. Club met at Miss Annie,
EGardner's on Tuesday iternoon at p.
/ M. The last two. acts Of Much Ado
About Nothing were read and enjoyed
\ the ladies deciding that tho play was
unusually humorous and interesting.
shakespeare plays nre, or course known
to be fine when we'll acted, but 1t Is
q general opinion that when read they
arc not SO interesting. MI Tho quotations
given at roll COLL were enjoyed, and the hve
questions on "Much ADO We're discussed,
and Rabbi Caisch's sermon on shylock.
tho Jew, in&"rhe Merchant or Venice"
which appeared In the Saturday Times
Dispatch, having been read by several
OF the ladies, was also discussed. ~ de-
lcous fruit salad with whipped cream
and cocoanut5 cake was them served, and
upon each waitcrs We're bright souvenirs
III the shape OF paper crackers. The SOU
venrs caused amusement as well as
pleasure. Tho ladies left deciding that
each meeting Of the club proved what a
very delightful club 1t Is.
Lecture on ireland.
Va y, O.,s
repeat his stereopticon lecture on IRE
land, under the auspices Of st. Anne's
Benevolent Society at a night and matinee
entertainment, the Goth and 9th OF April,
respectively. = 81
Those who were fortunate enough to
hear DR., Magri's initial lecture Will en-
Joy il greater pleasure in Its repetition,
MS counties with valuable histories passed
over In the first recital, will bo bcnuti-
fully illustrated in song and story. Fl
DR.. Magris charm as lecturer con-
s!sts largely in the relation which he es-
ltallishes between himself and his audi
enca: this sympathetic interest creating
an atmosphere most desirable and one
which encourages the lecturer to splendid
effort.
With tho addition Of many new slides,
now songs and recitntons, the lecture
Will be essentially new, and will doubt
less draw largo audiences, sit @
B Arrangements have been made by which
cats VIII DO secured to all purchasers Of
tickets Cathedral Hall, with Ia large
seating capacity has been offered for
10th entertainments, and judging from
the demands for tickets, 1t Will be t,i'Md-
ed OH both occasions.
Y Mrs. Felix Keegan Is chairman OF the
committee in charge of the affair, and
~ uHly adSslSteu ny NcsuaIIles sIecl y, lSptt,
Powers Black and Hungerford and the
Misses canepa and Kirk
All of tho singers who tok psssSS.
tho first nights entertainments will sing
again, adding greatly to the pleasure
of the evening
One of the most charming features of
the programme will be the Rotations Of
Miss Marie Ieahy, who Is winteIing in
Richmond,
This WrsatlleG artist Inns awaited herself
Of the benefits OF the Celtic Renaissance
by thorough study Of Celtic, verse and
legends, The selections will consist of
her original ADAPTATIONS OF some OF the
most fancfpl Of these legends, together
With modern irish character sketches.
This announcement is sufficient to Insure
q large attendance i; 3
( Miss Elennora Stetnbrecllpr one OF our
lpcpular Richmond entertainers. has
graciously consented TO lake part In bot u
might and matinee entertainments, Those
having tickets for sale arc urged to
report ut the meeting OF st. 4AN9es Ber