The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-25
Final Concert.

Woman's College of Richmond las
night The chapel was crowded Will
Il distinguished and cxpectant audience
jwho apDlaudcd to the echo when ole
favortes were rendered, ana listened
with high appreciation While solo. trio
aud chorus followed each Other in
magnificent succession.
Tho work OF the art class was left
hanging, and added not a little to. the
beauty OF the chapel otherwise deco.
rated with palms. red carnations and
rcdshnded lights.
The program, opened with two < c ~,
"Sseawon ana Dearest o given with Q
strength Of attack and felicity Of cx-
preston that showed careful training
ma ARTISTIC work The latter :, Was p an
| The difficult overture from "Scmir-
fsnis" was given with fine finish OF tech
niquc and good expression. MISS
Dps se W snr WAS g nsarE hnntoa
that she repeated the last verse, to the
undisguised delight Of the! AUDIENCE
Miss Nancy Goodman rendered Rhap-
BY far the most artistic and finished
work Of the evening showed In the
rendition Of the aria fySm 3oce eiyn
ularly pure, clear mezzo- soprano, with
d suggestion Of undcveloped possible
tiles. She responded to competing
encore Miss Wilson receives her vocal
certificate this year
The program closed with concerto
by Miss Ida Trosvig and two choruses.
the fine quality of the work being es-
pccially noticeable in the spinning song
praise is due Miss Helen Stone, who
played the difficult and eSacting role
of accompanied throughout the evening.
The program follows:
Chorus
a Coward, Bonny Boat. .Kuccken
Nearest and Dearest. Caracciolo
semiramis' 1850. Rossini
Misses Ida Trosvig, Nancy Goodman
Helen Stone, Ruby Cooley.
Song-"Before the Dawn. Chadwick
Miss Bessie Hutchinson.
Pollchinelle .........'... Rachmanlnoif
Miss Beulall Burch.
Vocal trio-"Doris". i. Ethelbert Nevin
Misses Bessie Hutchinson, Helen Lay
lander. Estelle l'itchett. First violin,
Miss Annie Reinhardt; second violin,
Mr. John Reinhardt.
Song
''slumber Song 1850. .D'Hardelot
b Love Song ............ .Haesche
summer Flrtation''.. j. .Trotere
Miss Daisy Wilson.
Rhapsodie Hongrolse mo. g 80. List
| Mss Nanny 1OSA'AAeA1A.
"Berceuse" (from "Jocelyn"). GODDARD
Miss Bessie Wilson.
Violin obligato, Miss Annie Reinhardt.
First plano Miss Beuiah Burch; t sec
ond piano. Miss Eva Agner.
Vical quartet
"Rock Bye" Neidlingcr
Robin Adair' 1890. Dudley Buck
Misses Daisy Wilson. Helen Laylander,
cono Bessie : Wilson Helen Martin.
First piano, Miss Ida Trosvig; second
piano. Mr.. Reinhardt.
Chorus >
Spinning Song" (from "The
b n TlxanE natchman w sa;,er
Accompanist, Miss Helen Stone
Error Corrected.
Through an unfortunate Topographic
|cal error in yesterdays paper it was
reported that Richmond Chapter,
Daughters OF the confederacy. re-
1uested the citizens to decorate as
much as possible for the reunion with
red. white and blue bunting This
should, of course. have been "red
white and red" the colors Of the Con-
federacy.
This explanation Is made In Justice
to the Daughters and to the Junior
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association, who
made the original resolution.
Entertain. Auxiliary.
Mrs. Q. A. speiars, OF No. 2713 East
Grace Street entertained the Ladies'
Auxiliary. Order Of Railway Conduc-
tors. Thursday afternoon, from 3 to 6
o'clock. Mrs. Ida Waldrop assisted
Mrs. speiars in receiving. Delicious
refreshments were served
Those present were Mesdames t. w.
Smith, Donald. J. Niche. c. King,
James Thompson, IT, King, William
Thompson. j. T. Wllliford. Ida Wal
drop. Pemberton, William Miller, F. T..
Thomas. j. P. Burnett, F. w. jerks,
". +. Calvin, J. J. Robinson and A. T.
Lane
"lfick'ry Farm" to be Played.
"Hick'ry Farm" comic drama, will
be played at BelvIdere Hall next Mon.
day night at s:l5 o'clock for the ben
eft Of tho Young Wornen's Christian
Temperance Union. The play will DO
presented by number of we'll known
young people Of the city. who take
their parts with unusual talent.
Tickets are on sale at Polk Miller
Childrey Drug Company, First and
Broad Streets, and also at the door on
inc night or tho performance. It Is
expected that large audience will DO
present.
Personal Mention.
Miss Adelaide AGREE. Of Lynchburg,
and Miss jamie Lavinder, Of Martins
Vile, Va, are the guests Of tho Rev.
and Mrs. M. S. Colonna, Jr.
Miss FLORENCE Talbot has returned
from a several months cruise in Euro
pean waters with Mr., and Mrs. George
Hardness. of New York.
Mr.. Robert Macomber Colonel W.
Miles Cary and Mr.. Robert Nolan Ma
comber have been the guests during
the past week Of Captain James b. Post
in Wilmington, NJ G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur r. Armistoad
and family Of Corlnth. Miss. will ar
rive Tuesday to be the guests of Miss
Emily Armistead, No, East Cary
Street,
Mrs. D. It. Yancey, who has been UNI
der treatment at st. Luke's Hospital
for some time, left yesterday for Lynch
burg. where she VIII visit her parents
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