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


seffy's Mis- With 80 much style ana ex.
II preston, 1t was easy to guess that she
had earned tha Junior class prize for the
greatest number OF hours. The exI res
sion and tone colorins she gives her play
i ing Ii wonderful for twelve.year-old
child, and her teacher predicts great
i future for her. Is
Beautiful flowers which we're gracefully
i presented by tho ushers; attractive girls
and boys. and sweet music, made both
i pupils and audience most delightful
/ evening. which was closed with an ap-
| proprlate address by Dir. Russell Cecil.
He mentioned the many advantages OF
studying music, especially as a mental
discipline for both boys and girls, and the
beautiful illustrations he drew from the
classics In comparing Beethoven with
Shakespeare and Wagner with Browning
were listened to with marked attention
| by all, and much enjoyed.
The programme follows
PART I.
vienne. Piano Duet ................R urnmel
Miss ida sn1oot, Miss Grace Gilman.
Thou Sublime Sweet Evening star. Wagner
Miss Virginia Jones.
Little Waltz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Drummer
Miss Rose Hartman. r
aVivat from The Seraglio .......... Mozart
Howard Murphy.
Fleurs d Granger 80. J. Ludovic
Miss Ethelyn Tlller, Miss Virginia Chess
terman.
Sefendta Observation-Disclosures. h1OskOWSkl
Fl Miss Grace Gilman.
ENarciSsuS Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Aileen Lewis.
Little Cradle Song.................Sar torio
Miss Margaret Hartman. Miss Rose Har-t
. man.
Revere Observation-Disclosures. bieldhouse
5s Miss Carrie Rennie.
sonata Observation-Disclosures. Haydn
Miss elizabeth Winn
valse Gle Petit CarnivaD ........ streabboe
Charles Phillips. Howard Danner.
PART II.
Galop Caprice ........,..............Ru sSal
Miss Virginia Jones. Miss Carrie Rennle.
Sohhtlne .Clen1entl
Donald Murphy.
Priere du Matn... ........K ohler
Mics Margaret Hartman.
Rhapsodie H,lngroise, No. s......,..Lisst
Miss Ida Louise Smoot
Charles Phillips.
Dollie's Dream and Awakening.... Oesten
81 Grade Song-Dolle Drearns--Doliie
Awakes-Dollie Dances)
Miss Virginia Chesternan
The Joyous Peasan |. -. I. Schun1anna
Howard banner. i.$
Duet, Nos. 6 and 1.............. " ollhart
Howard Murphy. Donald Murphy.
The Mill y. :.
Miss Ethelyn Tiller.
Martha Z. !. tlo3oW
Miss Ida Louise smoot, Miss Eliza oetn
Address by Dr.. Russell Cecil.
Presentation OF Prizes.
Double Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy F.. Brown nave nave
ss,,ed invitations for the marriage q
heir daughters, Julia Griffin TO Dr. Alien 81.
Weir freeman and Rosa Andrews TO NJ.
rohn BENJAMIN swartwout. Saturday
,yen,ng. June Goth, at $50 o'clock, IN
Centenary Church.
a reception, Immediately after tn e
ceremony, will be held at No. s26 Grace
Street. the home OF MT. and Mrs. SLe IVY
Grown.
Spitzer--Clark.
Al Grace Street Baptist Church Wednes-
lay June Goth, at o'clock = N: ms
Wedding Of Miss Alma Percy Clash to MT Mr..
y Frederick Splitter. OF Charlottesvlillie.|
"a, will take place.
Miss Louise Peyton jenkins Will be maid
4 honor. Misses Mary Sizer Fuller and
2ebecca sDickerson will be the brides
maids. and little Miss Margaret Valentine,
4, The groom wilt be attended by Dr.;
s. Chrisman and Mr.. J. H. Irving, OF
Bressrs. i. Howard Jen-
;ins, G. T !. Browne, Chesley s.. Fensom
nd John Fensom, OF this city.
The bridal party will be entertained
tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
IRIS. L, II. jenkins, No. lois West Grace
street.
After Northern wedding tour, Mr.
nd Mrs. Splitter will be at home. on
.ocust Avenue. at Charlottesville, Va.
Latane-Allen.
The wedding Of Miss Julia Gatewood
lllen, daughter OF the late Judge H.aC.l
lien, OF Wood stock, Va. to Henry Allen
,atane. OF Buchanan, was celebrated at
o'clock yesterday morning, in the home
t the brides mother. Mrs. !. NJ. Allen,
he Rev re. Jet, OF Staunton Val
nd the Rev. w. n. Dartree, the rector
+ the bride. officiating.
House decorations were In palms. ferns
nd flowers. The Wedding march r.l, was
endered by MISS Willians and Mr..
brother, DR.. r. H Latane, was
est man.
The bride came in with her brother,
If. George j. Allen, who gave her In
She wore a travelling costume
gray cloth and carried a great bouquet
( Bride roses. 55 u
An ante-nuptial reception was given the
rIdal party Friday evening, June 18TH
'ridal gifts. including china, cut-glass
nd silver, were numerous and handsome.
hose from n distance attending the re-
option and ceremony were: DR., Peachy
atanc, OF Wnchester: Lietenant G. B.
of West Point Military Acad-
my; Mrs. Georgia .Gatewood and Miss
'atalle Gatewood. OF Frostburg; Mr.. and
[rs. W. NJ. Kemper. ofiWarrenton. Va;
r. C. B. Allen. Of Wytheville. Va; Mr..
T. c. Allen, OF Iteesyille. and Or. r. II.
atane. OF Buchanan. Va.
The bride and groom left Immediately
tier the ceremony for Buchanan where
ley will make their future home.
The social position and wide popularity
1ioyed by both renders this notice a
ost interesting one.
Prospective Wedding.
Mr., and Mrs, J. Rice Smith announce