The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28

will be ut home again this week, as ner
numerous friends In Richmond VIII be
glad to hear.
Miss Houston has always been cspe-
c,ally popular among her class-Inates al
the Richmod Art School, and they are.
* onc md all rejoicing In the SUCCESS she
IS hns achieved since her residence In New
York.
Pupils Recital.
seyeral OF Mr. Hairs pupils performed
a. the r7,o,:l.ly class recital in his studio
on last Wednesday. Most OF the selec-
lions were prepared on short notice, anu
nil nave evldece. not only OF musical
talent, but also OF thorough study and
application. Programme follows:
Nnrcissus (Nev!n). Miss Della Daven-
faS Twelfth Nocturne Chopin; lb)
Songs Without Words, No 10 (Mcndels-
sohn), Miss Leila Wingtield.
Serenade (Schubert-IIeller). Miss Susie
Mcclure. 80.
4 Louise Barker. Z z ),
"a second Nocturne tChopin): tb) Papil-
ZONES (Grleg), Miss sallie HUNT.
Evening Star (Wagncr-Lis Ai seas Mans
wi,ches' Dance ts1cDowoll), Miss Lucy
Allen.
n Z
Ostcrloh.
Miller.
a Wagner Liszt). Miss IDaz Hutzler.
a Fantas!e Improtnptu Chopin, MISS
Lucy Taylor.
stein, Mr.. I3ussett Hougli.f {. II
Contributions Desired.
4
c,ntion requests that all cvergreens tor
.na decoration OF General Lees monu-
want he sent TO the Soldiers Home On
~ haforc tuesday morning, May I3tn.
AZ, contributions for this purpose. no
,nntter how small. will be gladly wei
coined. =, .ho ott,.
FLOWERS for the decoration OF inc DIV.
cers' section In HOLLYWOOD. the chatse
also OF the Junior HOLLYWOOD ..1ssoe! -,
ton, may be sent 10 t 1' Z o 'oN' eo -
Wednesday morning.
5 4 N members OF the association are can
"a ~ meet at the Soldiers Home tues .
Ia, morning and at the otilcers secl .ol
-, Wednesday, morning promptly ~ Ten
o'clock.
Miss Williams Returns.
,,t,s Adele williams has returned 70
richmond after a years absence, uutins
wh,ch she has Travelled extensively ~
europe, She has spent the tuse s.a
months adding to her kno"iease o1 Z.
IN the studios of Paris.
- .,,ss + nu,so williams will sail June 18TH
.nr ENGLAND with her friend, Miss Eager
~ Nav York. They contemplate remain
10 abroad for ono year. travelling uur'1!s
thc summer months and wlnte!1hs !"
Germany.
Cav at Warm Springs.
,,o ~ warm Springs is specially de-
,,ahtSu, at this time and during the
,nnnth OF juno when the towering OF the .
RECOMMENDATIONS clothe tho mountains ~
,,ink and white bloom and beauty.
TN Tho company at the Warm IS larger
49,, usual nj this season and Is spe clal-
~, aonrcninl and agreeable. Mrs. EuonnK
VIC mnde an attractive departure from
usual rules this year IN having 9 le.iia'o
< orchestra that furnishes tino music.
A social feature that lends 'nteFest un ~
rnyety to the Warm. is the almost daily
arrival OF driving parties from tiot
snr,nps parties that come over TO ENJOY
~ Southern cookery and have charm
~, little supper parties, tho return drive
~, moonlight being the best part OF the
outing
Closing Exercises.
The closing exercises OF the MOTH
j er'S CluD anu luc ooV -
prurs Mission Church took place satur-
dnv afternoon In the mission building at
the corner {of Sixth and Bragg Streets.
After an interesting programme or sing
ing and recitation by the children OF the
sowin.~ Jchool, Ice cream and cake was
4 served to all present The following IS
the programme In full:
Hymn-"Father We Thanl. Thee,
Creod-Lord's Prayer. Twenty-third
II Alphabetical Bible verses Hymn NO.
81.
Questioned, answered by quotations
Reports from the Sewing SCHOOL,
Hymn No, 545.
Address by the Rev. Robert FORSYTH,
Tho prizes were then awarded. thar
going to the youngest child being be-
slowed upon Helen Sterling. Louise Seay
was awarded tho prize for Improvement,
Winners Of prizes given for punctual at
tendance. wore won by Ruby Nlam,
{ Pearl Elam Lizzie Sterling, Fannie
Granger, Beatrice Taylor and to Mary
Talley and Laura Taylor, who have only
3 been absent once, For best work, In each
of five grades, prizes were received by
Myrtle Wade. Anna May Williams, Aliae
Timbernke, Pearl ELAN and Edna Bass.
Pearl ELAN and Edna Bass were award
cd prizes for having completed hooks, III
which were leaves with twenty-five diff
ferent kinds OF stitchery.
After tho bestowal Of prizes came the
HYMN "Sunshine,' then tho benediction
/, and then refreshments,
The annual report states that the Sew.