The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-12
give its last penny. If needed,
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to give its last penny, If needed, to
complete this magnificent work.
"Ilappily such action was not req uired,
us our last council appropriated la SUM
in addition to VIVA chad been already con-
tributcd by the various societies, both
colonial and associate, which Is amply
sufficient to complete our beautiful me-
mortal. i9 *
Protection Needed. #
Protection was essential for the pres
crvation Of these sucred old foundations
of the two churches, and the quaint and
beautiful reproduction Of the exterior Of
the ancient church will soon replace the
temporary building Of undresscd plank,
which wns erected by the "A. p. ". ~.
All honor to this society for the splen-
did work Of preservation that 1t has nc-
tcomplished. " 70
eve have not confined ourselves to
those things which must sonle day per-
ish, but we have also Ind up our treas
uro where moth and rust 10 not corrupt.
We heard the cry. Of agony and dcsola-
ton, and we have answered according
to our ability. To the California sur
fercrs we gave as God had prospere6 Us.
and we deem 1t privilege in our small
way. to help to alleviate a portion Of the
incalculable suffering Of the people Of
San Francisco
Threshold Of 1907.
when wo meet again we shall be on
tho threshold Of 1907. the three hundredth
birthday of tho American nation. The
year 1907 will be&n strenuous year for
us, and trust that each meluber OF thJJ
society will aid in tho work of hospl-
tally and welcome which will be ours
during this glad period. i feel sure also
that each Dame will give her aid to-
ward making the colonial exhibit "a sue
cess Of which we will ulr feel justly
proud. KEY.
Earnest Appreciation.
Personally. what can say Of the
continued love and consldernt ton yielded
TO me always by each member of this
socIety2 Only the same words of earnest
appreciation.
Your Kindness to me might naturally
wane after SO many years OF imperfect
guidance. Indeed, there Is not Il glance
nor IN action which does not add glow
Of JOY to my heart. 1 am deeply SEN
sible OF yourloving consideration, and I
only wish that my advice and counsel
might be commensurate with my unspeak-
able gratitude. Soon we will be vending
our different ways for the summer
months. 1t is my earnest prayer that
no cloud may rest upon any heart
amongst us during the holiday time, and
that we all may have a period Of peace
and happincss.
Promising Musician.
z On last Saturday a piano recital was
given in Mr.. Hairs studio by Mr.. l'assctt
Hough. OF this city, Il young musician
OF great promise In rather exnctng
programme from tho classic and more
modern masters Mr.. 1Iough acquitted
himself to the satisfaction OF nll present,
and gave ample evidence not only Of un-
usual talent but also Of technical powers
as well as individuality OF style and ex-
preston. He WAS ably assisted by Miss
Gertrude Lichtcnstein. who. with her
rich and attractive voice, added much to
tho pleasure Of tho occnsion. Tho open.
Ing number, the overture to "Oberon,'
brilliantly performed by Miss Martha
| Robinson and Mr.. Hair, was repeated
from former occasion by request.
The programme Ia gwen below:
| Overture, "Oberon".. .....,..........W Weber
Miss Robinson and MIR. Hair,
Sonata. No. 2. "a major"..... beethoven
Mr.. Hough.
| Faithful Love..,t., Observation-Disclosures ahmf
Miss LiGhtanstein.
Prelude and Fnguc. No. .....,...Ba cf
Romance. IN sharp'....,.. schumanr
Songs without Words, No. 10. Mendelssohr
Impromptu, "a flat ...,...#...,.,.C Chopin
Mr. IIough.
Q, That We Two Wep Maying.,. Gounot
| My Laddie ,,,,,.,t..,,......, Ham
Miss IAchtenstein.
Wedding Day at Troldhagcn. .Grlet
Nocturne, IF sharp Chopin
staccato, Etude, .Rubenstell
Mr.. Hough,
The last class recital OF tho seasol
| by Mr.. Hairs pupils took place OF
| Wednesday Of last week, at which SO
| lectlons were creditably performed b.
Misses Elsie Ingram. Sarah Baughmnn
Nal Greene, Margaret Slaughter. Fam,
Miller, Elsie Wright and Martha Robin
son. several others having been unayold
ably detained.
1 INiya class Tecitals have been give
during the year, and thIrty-tiye elias
members have taken part IN those reel
tals,
At Wonan's Club.
The last literary meeting Of the seaso
at Wmman's Club was emphasized mos
pleasantly yestelaay afternoon by Mr..
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