The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-17


ing members OF the class: Misses julia
and Margaret Omohundro, Mamie and
Elsie Garrett, Elizabeth Lipscomb, Nir-
ginIa Goode. Erma Adams, Theresa, Mary
and Lucy Carroll, Julia Wilkes, Mrs.
D. G.. Nelson.
Called Meeting.
a called meeting Of the central COM
mittee of 4tlie Association for the Preser-
walton OF Virginia Antiquities will be
held Tuesday. June 10Th, Mt noon. NO.
tice Is sent through the newspapers
: only.
Musicals This Week.
The spupls OF Mrs Ernest Boiling will
give recital at the Womans Club, No.
I'll East Franklin Street, Monday eve
Ming, June 18th, at s:15 o clock.
Some OF 1,ollng's pupils win give
& n recital at the same place and hour,
on Tuesday evening.
Delightful Musicales.
Two of the most interesting and de-
s,tphtful m,ls,cales OF this season were
& given by Miss Effle Aylett Cofer. on
Monday and Tuesday. afternoons 81 last
/ week in her studio, No. 2oa East Frank.
lin street The work showed careful
and thorough training, resulting IN well
rounded and full voices. "a .g8$
Especially pleasing was the work OF the
hartnoniZed finale squartettes, VINO sang
y the first afternoon.
The audience was also very appre-
ctative OF an extra number on TUESDAY
4 Afternoon, another harmonized finale quar-
Stette. Upon My Lady's Lattice by
chadwick. which was rendered by res
quest. Several OF the solos bad Violin
obllgatos by Miss Keck which added
6 good deal TO the attractiveness OF the
& programmes. M. e5i
Miss cofer very generously lighted
4 tlse audience both bathrooms Dy. ne r =
singing Her selections Monday AFTER
n noon we're '.Ritournelle, by Chamfnade.E
ana ..The Rose. by Jesse GayEor. and
Tuesday afternoon, !" May Day., by Wall
thew. She was at her best. and many
OF those present voiced the general senti-E
mont. that her voice was even richer
and more hetic than ever ,.5s
This isB the programme IN full 3$ III
Sleep Little Baby Of Nine (harmonized),4
Dennee, Madge Bowie. Belle Willingham,
Mande starke. Mary hutchinson ute 8. IN
Schwan r. Grieg; Poppies. Dekoven,s
Edith Mccarthy :S Der 4Engel, Ru binstein,
q AIadge Bowie, AIaude starka; O. Dry
Those Tears Del Riego, Mary. Hutchin-
SON. Violin Obiigato. ~, Miss lseck;;
4 Ny1nphes ct aylyains, Benberg y ~ r3
e Dnbney ELLIS; Annie Laurie harInonlzed),
58 Buck, fMadge Bowie, Belle " illinshain.
Maude starke, Mary Hutchinson y May
l Morning. Denza. Belle Willinghn m me Inc
Girls OF Seville, Denza. Mrs Mrs. DaDnsy
"a Ellis. Mrs Basil Gwnthmey; Still VIE
die Nacht, C. Bohn. Maude Starke; Violin
Obligato, by Miss Keck: Where Are You
Going Ny Pretty Maid, Caldicott, Miss
Madge Bowie, Mr. NYellingto ton Farrow,
Miss Mary Hutchinson. Mr.. Nash
b Palmore; LULLABY, Barnby: Distant Bells
& Mackenzie, Ka therine Anderson. Cora
Tomlinson, Josephine Taylor; L'oudi IN
tli3 Rhin, Wekerlin, Mary Steinleln:
q Spring Flowers, RENE cke. Aladge$ BOWIE;
Il Violin otllgato. by Miss Keck; Friend
ship tcanon), M Mar tuscan I ~
Song. CaraccIolo. Eva Craddock, y ose-
phne Taylor; The Morse Maiden's La
mont, gHeckscher. April Rain, Woodman.
catharine Hart; Nalse, Mario. Mary
TSteinIein, Florence Gretter, Maude Starke;
Vanya's Song, 1.-THE Postillion.'' stutz-
mann, Madge Bowie: Waited for the
Lord, Hymn OF Praise Mend elssohn.
A1adgeI Bowie, Ella Wise Dunn; TIL =
Wake, Worden, For ALI ETERNITY,
AIascheroni, Mary 2. f Manning Violin
Oblgato, by Miss Keck; Winter King
Hail, Mrs. Dabney Ellis. Blanche Tlgnor,
4 Mary hutchinson. 81 81
Zeta Tau Alpha Meets.
The Knoxville Sentinel, OF Knoxville,
Tenn, devotes a column to the delibera-
tions and social features OF the national
convention Of the Ieta Tau Alpha sorority
assembled in that city. 81
Misses Mary Simpson, Mary HAYES
Tyler and Mary Urner from Richmond
! were among the delegates and many Wiz r
ginia girls from all parts OF the state
represented the chapters in the colleges
n Of tho Gid Dominion s .5s}
The business sessions were held In
Science Hall at the University of Tennes-
see At the opening exercises. held
& Thursday morning. Dr., Brown Ayres,
president OF the university. spoke briefly
and to the point, first welcoming the
delegates and then stating some uses ana
abuses OF fraternities and sororit les. he
was followed by Miss Anna NJ Gilclrist,
dean of5the Moments department at the
University Of Tennessee. who made an
impressive talk. taking for her text Kip
ling's we'll known saying, The Strength
OF the Pack is In the Wolf, =
Social features OF the convent ion were
the reception given IN Barbara Blount
Hall Thursday evening, the trolley i rae
Friday afternoon and the boat ride Fri
Il day evening when the delega ties. (. Were
shown the points of interest In the city.
y The GROWING event, however, was the
4 grand banquet at the Hotd Imperial,
Saturday evening. Decorations We're IN
college pennants and Zeta Tau lpha
flags. the turquoise blue and steel gray
OF the sorority being used wherever Prfac-
ticable, .gs NJ 4
Mrs. Bruce Houston Davis, of Jelllco.
Tenn. grand president addressed the
convention in a few words, and then Miss
Mary Stuart, Of Cleveland, Tenn, pro-
posed the toasts, Which We're responded
to as follows; 4. 3ai3
IN the Beglnningr-Mrs. William
Horner, of Alpha.
Our Brothers. 1iss Mary Patrick,
Of Beta, as
sew hen Greek Meets Greek" Miss Anna
Rose Cohn, OF Eta, u
.our symbols"-Miss Aileen Shea. Of
Zeta.3
.when Queens are Trump" Miss
-..Al. - Maurer's
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