The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-24

| asked to take Charge OF tho refresh
lncnts Of the enter taininont TO be
given tho sponsors and maids OF honor
ut tho Horse Show Building. Badges
ior the camp sponsors Gun BIO had
from Mrs. N. V. Randolph upon off,
cial application In writing.
The name OF Mrs. Sallic Ould Donald
son. daughter OF Judge Robert Ould,
was added to tho list or ladies. who will
act as hostcsses ut the Jefferson Hotel
during tho reunion.
The chapter indorsed tho request
made of Richmond citizens by the
Junior Hollywood Memorial Assocln-
ton. that red, white and blue be used
In reunion decorations as much as pos
sible, us Icing most appropriate to
the Occasion.
The chapter decided to contribute the
balance required to pay for the vir-
ginia flag to float over tho Beauvoir
building at Jamestown Exposition.
The Roanoke Chapter contributed SIS
for this purpose
Tie Womnn's Club.
The whist tournament to be played
this evening at tho Womnn's Club, will
begin promptly at S:30 o'clock.
Hostesses Of the evening Will includes:
Mrs. John Hunter, Miss Gulllaumc Mrs.
Harrie Webster, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Moore, Miss Margaret Lee Morson, Mrs.
NJ. D. Hoge, Miss Helen Montague and
Miss Lucy Quarlcs.
| On Monday afternoon at o'clock
the club Will have the pleasure OF lis
tcning to Mr.. Michael Sayad. OF Uru-
mlah, Persia, who Will speak on the
poetry and literature Of his country.
Emma Andrews Whist.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club Will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. ~.
Strudwicls on the Hermitage Road.
Guests arc requested to take tho 3:i5
| Broad Streets.
| Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Louise Dearborn Hockaday.
| daughter Of Mr.. John Radcliffe Hook
day, was quietly married yesterday
morning at IL o'clock to MI. John Wal
{ ter Boswell, of Roanoke, Va. Tho Rev
! j. j. Haley, Of Seventh Street Chris
tian Church, performed the ceremony
In the home OF the bride, No. $40 South
Fourth Street.
The pnrlors were prettiy decorated
| in green and pink. palms and cut
flowers being used In profusion There
| were no attendants.
The bride wore a stylish going-away
gown ,fsoft gray cloth, and carried a
| bouquet Of Bride roses and ferns.
After an extended Northern tour, Mr..
and Mrs. Boswell VIII make their home
In Roanoke Va, whore tho groom is a
prominent real estate man.
Moonlight Excursion.
i An enjoyable moonlight excursion
l will be given TO Dutch Gap and return
/ on Tuesday evening next under the
auspices OF the Church of the Holy
! Comforter.
! The Pocnhontas Will leave the wharf
at Rockets promptly al o'clock. Re
freshments music and fun moon
will contribute greatly to the pleasure
Of the evening. Proceeds will be used
to paint the church.
Virginia Girls Success.
i Friends of Miss Ella Watkins Car
rlngton. daughter OF Mr.. J. Cullen
Darlington. clerk OF the court of Char
lotte county, Va. will be pleased to
hear Of her successful work at the
College for Women. Columbia. S. c.,
where she was graduated with high
honors In piano last Friday evening.
| The Columbia State of May 10th says
of her playing:
There Is nothing of the amateur
about any phase of Miss Carrington's
playing. She has the technical equip
ment, the concentration and the poise
OF q professional, with the apprecia-
ton and the finish Of an artist. Her
Il program was a most difficult one
of that high class. professional tone.
4 which has como to be characteristic
& of that music department., and her
handling OF It daily astonishcd ever
those who know what to expect from
graduate work at the college,"
Art Reception.
The art students of the Woman's Col
I lcge gave their annual exhibition anC
reception last evening in the college
chapel Preceding the social feature:
, OF the evening. a short program o.
!. music and reading was rendered by
Miss Bessie Wilson. who receives
vocal certificate this year; Missc!
: Florence Acheson. Pearl Smoot ant
Helen Gregory, who receive certificate.
in the elocutlon department,
! Miss Wilson Is the second young girl
who has ever won q certificate In tn,
vocal department or the college. Sh'
has q sweet, full mezZo-soprano voice
). and has been highly complimented b,
several musicians Of more than loca
reputation. She has received her en-
tire training at the Womnn's College
and goes out ms finished product Q
Il its music department.
Miss Wilson was probably at he
best last night in a group of songs. in
Guiding Shubert's "In Abendroth,
Neidlingers "Bclovcd" and Richardt'
when the Roses Bloom" She wa
Heartily applauded and gave the onl,
encore Of the evening, after this mum
Der.
ii The three young ladies from the clio
cution class were no less attractive Il
! their several numbers. Miss l'lorcnc
Acheson opened the program With 4
humorous monologue, "Behind the Cur
tain" which fairly brought down tn
house.
Miss Pearl Smoot rccited Whitcom
Rlley's beautiful 'An Old Sweetheart O
Mine" with splendid expression, bring
ing on clearly the sweetness san dpatho
of the writer's thought.
'"The Same Old story" as given b
Miss Helen Gregory, was extremel
amusing and showed fine dramatic in
stinct and training.
All those who participated in tn
program were fairly snlothered !
flowers by ndmiring friends
The chapel was unusually pretty wit
it's brilliant rod shaded lights bank
of palms and tall clusters OF Amer
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