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

anu SVHCCAS
The music pupils In tho several
classes at the Woman's, College Will
give their final concert In tho college
chapel this evening at 8:15 O'Clock.
Invitations to this event are always
eagerly sought, and the audience COM
posed Of the friends of the college and
graduates usually wakes enthusiastic.
Tho chorus is particularly 1lno this
year. and Will render two beautiful.
numbers each In opening ana closing
tho program. The chapel will be prot
tily decorated with palms and rcd
carnations, and in addition the display
Of art work, which will DO left hang
ing until Tomorrow.
Following is the complete program
for the evening:
Chorus &
Il coward Bonny Boat. .kucckcn
b Nearest and Dearest. .Caracciolo
Overture-"Semiram '........ .Rosslni
Misses Ida Trosvig, Nancy Goodman
Helen Stone, Ruby Cooley.
Song-"Bcfore the DAWN. Chadwick
Miss Bessie Hutchinson.
Pcns Ainolle ............ .Rach1nannoff
Miss Beulah Burch.
Vocal trio-"poris''.. Ethelbert Ncvin
Misses Bessie Hutchinson, Helen Lay
lander, Estolle Fltchctt. First violin,
Miss Annie Reinhardt; second violin,
Mr.. John Reinhardt.
Song
a "Slumber Song. D Hardelot
b Love Song" .Hnesche
Summer Flirtution"... Trotcre
Miss Daisy Wilson.
Rhapsodlc Hongroise (No. 6).... List
Miss Nancy Goodman. -. =.
Song
''Bcrceusc" (from "Jocelyn") GODDARD
Miss Bessie Wilson.
Violin oblignto, Miss Annie Reinhurdt
Scrcnade observation-disclosures. Low
First piano, Miss Beulah Burch; sec
ond piano. Miss Eva AEner,
Vocal quartet
a Rock AZ Bye. Ncidlinger
b "Robin Adair". Dudley Buck
Misses Daisy Wilson. Helen Laylander,
Bessie Wilson, Helen Martin.
Concerto Mendelssohn
First piano, Miss Ida Trosvig; second
piano, Mr. Reinhardt.
Chorus
spinning Song" (from "The
Flying Dutchman~.. Wagner
Goodnight ............... Saltor
Accompanies, Miss helen Stone
Chapter Meeting.
Richmond Chapter, Daughters of the
Confederncy, held an important called
meeting yesterday morning. Mrs N. V.
Randolph presiding. Final arrange
ments for the entertainments to be
given during the reunion were made.
The reception to be given Wedncs-
day evening next In Lee Camp Hall
will be under the auspices Of Richmond
Chapter, and all Confederate organiza-
TONS both visiting and local, are in
t{HI At H1~.., z
Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis
Hayes, daughter of the President ana
commander in chief of the Confeder-
ate States Of America; Miss Mary Gus
It's Lee. daughter Of General Robert L.
Lee; Mrs. Thomas j. Jockson, widow
OF General Stonewall Jackson; Mrs. J.
T.. B. Stuart, widow of General Stuart.
Other guests Of honor will be Mrs.
Lizzie George Henderson, president
general, United Daughters Of the Con-
fedcracy; Mrs. w. ]. Bchan, president
OF the Confederated Southern Memorial
Associations; Mrs. George s.. Holmes
president Of the Jefferson Davis Monu-
lnent Associations; Mrs. w. ]. Malone
widow Of General Malone: Miss Daisy
Hampton, daughter OF General Wade
Hampton; Mrs. Lucy Lee Hill Macgll
daughter of General A. p. Hill; Mrs
| w. ~ A'ASiNSiAiiSJ, plSolueilS virginia
Division, U. d. c.; Mrs. Thomas S, Bo-
cock, widow of the Speaker or the Con-
federate House Of Representa- ives. The
president Of the Richmond Chapter and
the presidents of the Memorial Asso-
Citations Will introduce the guests. Mrs
Robert s. Christian Is In charge of the
entertainment, and Mrs. Stephen Bcy.
eridge and Mrs. d. c. Richardson arc
at the head of the decoration commit.
tee. The younger members or the
| chapter are asked to report to Mrs
Christian promptly at $40 p. Nj. al
| Lee Camp Hall.
The chapter instructed Mrs. Randolph
to,engago four carriages, If possible, t
be used by the presidents Of the Stat
divisions on Memorial Day and at tn
| unwilling Of the Jefferson Davis Monu
ment. Colonel John Goodc who is al
honorary member of the chapter, will
be invited to occupy q seat in one O
these carriages.
lakewood Memorial Association wa
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