The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-11
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL
TODAY.
Meeting Of board Of shelterins Arms
Hospital at noon.
Annual meeting Of Woman's Club at
4:3o p. M.
Standardization.
rho Lexington Gazette of Thur.

Standardization.
Tho Lexington Gazette of Thursday,
March It'll. hns the following;
The marriage of Miss eliza Dillon.
OF Indian Rock, to MIR. Robert Scott
spilman, of Charleston, w. Va, Will
take place ut the home of the britle
early in April. Miss Dillon is a daugli i
ter of tho late Colonel Edward Dillon,
and is well-known in Lexington, where
she formerly made her home. Mr.. Spill
man was the FIRST honor graduate iii
the class or 1896 at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, and was subsequently
for two years a tactical officer OF tbs
institute. He Is now n prominent
young lawyer or West Virginia. Hc is
the son Of MrB. birmingham l.. Spilinnn,
of No. 900 Floyd Avenue, and the mar
riage will be an occasion of interest |
to the many Richmond friends of both
Of the contracting parties
Violin Recital.
Mrs. Frank Duke entertained the
members OF Mr.. Hairs music class or
Wednesday. in his studio, by giving
several beautiful selections on the vlo
lin, assisted by Mr.. Hair and some OF
his more advanced pupils. The pro-
gram was as follows:
Overture to "rhe Marriage OF
Figaro" .....,.... ....... Mozart
| Miss Martha Robinson and Mr.. Hair.
Piano solo. (a) Nocturne in
Chopin; CD Soaring. .Schumann
| Mr.. Bassett Hough.
Violin SOLO "Cavatina" ......... .Bohm
| Mrs. Frank Duke.
| Piano solo, scherzo. b fiat minor,
Chopin
Miss NAL Greene.
/ 1yt~ f,N Cc1,,
MANN; CD "Serennde'' j. Piernc
/ Mrs Frank Duke.
Piano solo, Concert Etude in Oc-
1 taVes ......,. ..a.......... Aullak
II Mr.. Bassett Hough.
/ Violin solo, Hungarian Fantasy
Kelar-Bela
4 Mrs. Duke delighted all present with
her artistic performance, and was
forced to respond to several encores.
The assisting pianists acquitted them
selves to everybody's satisfaction. Mr..
Hair accompanied Mrs. Duke on the
| piano.
Report of Day Nursery.
The meeting of the board Of the
: Belle Bryan Day Nursery was held or
, the 2Sth of February. The report OF
} Miss 1'ogg, the head worker. was very
. interesting, showing her work for thu
:. year. which has grown very much
: There are thirty-four children in tht
: nursery, two of whom are new. AM
ltwenty-four in the kindergarten.
The mothers have been visited an,
e helped in every way. Mothers apply
$ every week to have their children
9 taken in, and a good many are turnet
a away owing to lack of accommodn
o ton. The girls club has grown Yer!
y much. having now twenty members
= Miss Holiday is the leader.
q Mr. Robert Lecky gave talk on til
Q fire department to tho boys club, an
10 it was very instructive. 1t is hope
g that some other gentlemen will giv
- talks to the boys club.
Any books suitable for the boy
IS library will be gratefully received.
y The board has decided to appoll
i. an advisory board of young men. an
r their names will be given later.
'dell Celebrated Anniversary.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Colbert ente,
50 tanned a number of their friends at the
~ home, in Hampton, Va. on Wcdnesda.
II Tho occasion was a most interesting on
r. 1t being the fiftyslxth anniversary
I'd their marriage. and the seventy-elght
IS birthday of Mr.. Colbert.
"a Among the guests were: The Rev. M
he Steiff. of the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
d. Mr.. and Mrs VIM. r. rrahern and Mr.
,lr Joseph r. Gill. Of Richmond Va; Mr.
~ ~ Anna Cole, Mrs. Leroy Davis, Mr.. al
d. Mrs. Harvey Cunningham, Of Norfol
ne Va: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham
es OF Newport News, Va; Mr., and MI
IN Clay Cunningham. OF Old Point Va
Miss Nellie Graves, Of Berkeley, Va
de Miss Nettle Jones. OF Norfolk, Va; MI
no Walter Burke, OF Leesburg, Va; N
he he and Mrs. Sam Cunningham, Mrs. Ere
of Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs Thorn
cd .Keaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Ransor
ie. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ransone, Mr.. a
, ns Mrs. George w. Caine, Mr.. and NJ
ny George y. Caine, Miss Mamie Cunnin
90 ham, Mrs. Hathaway--all OF Norfo
cok Va; Miss Grace Cunningham, Mr.. a
'el Mrs. Thomas Game, Miss Ncttie Ellio
Mr. and Mrs, I, N, Thomas, Mrs. Re
Black and Mr.. Herbert Wade.
Class Recital.
The pupils of Miss Mary Willie Smt
gave an excellent recital at her stud
No. 40 North Third Street, Friday
tcrnoon A few friends were prest
and expressed themselves as mt
Re. pleased with tho numbers.
Tho program was as follows:
PART FIRST.
Peasants Wedding March, .Marschl
Carrie Rerpie, Ida Louise Smoot.
Waltz. "Home, Sweet Home"....
~, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Arranl
~, w Marshall Munce.
I'VE mel Cos Pin. Beetho'
'ru' Gladys Martenstein.
-. "Nocturne' ..,.,..,,,,.,..,.,,.fR
oi'h Margaret Harman.
lost "sonatan Kuh
and Howard Nfurnhv
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