The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
TIE TIMES DspATOn RICHMOND VA TUESDAY, JANUARY u 1907

- S-AA!A1A$<-ANlJ..t V LAs - y,
at the SIMS souci Club last Thursday,
in the home OF Mrs William Pace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey ana MIR. George
lISeeaee represented Richmond ut the bnl
spoudre given Thursday evening In NUM-
8cipal Hall, Dnnvllle.
Miss Kaspar at the Club.
One Of the pleasantest muslcales OF The
season, was given yesterday afternoon at
the Woman's Club by Miss Francesca
,lNaspar. who made such n fine impress
sion on Richmond people during her short
visit last year. 80
HI Miss Kaspnr, who made her debut IN
tho Woman's Club In this city last year,
a.fter5her return from Europe, more than
delighted the critical and brilliant nu-
sdlence which gathered to henr her n
second time. Her friends decided that
her voice had greatly increased in vol
tune, and that her notes were clearer an!
ssweeter than ever.
Misses Redford and Reinhardt proved
most sympathetic accompanies, and came
in for full share of the congratulations
accorded the artists and the chairman
who arranged the musicale.
The program was as follows:
1. Sonata II, Piano and Violin..........
Niels w. Gade
g. (nC Arctic from ia Belle Arsene'..
Monsigny, IT'S
(b) my Mother Bids Me Bind MY
flair" ........................H Haydn
(c) Polly Willis. Arne
8. Violin Solo, "Humoreske" ...Dvorak
4 (a) Der Neugierige' ........... Schubert
ID Les Berceaux 100000. Faure
(c) "Chantez, Ricz, Dormez" ~. Gounod
Ia "Nymphes ct Sylvains". 81. Bamberg
s. Violin Solo, "serenade" ......"...Drdla
o. Ia Stolen Wings. ..............NV illeby
(b)S"1 Hid My Love-. Hardelot
(c) Under Blossomlng Branches"
Violin Obligato......A D. valpe
Ia Spring .....................He nschel
Z. Aria, Caro- Nome," from "Rigo-
letto' .................. Verdi
At the reception after the recital Mrs.
w. j. Johnson served coffee and Mrs.
John Noting poured ten.
Guests Of the evening were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Hair, Mrs. Katherine
Miller Gum, Mrs. Thomas 3. Clarke, OF
Halifax county; Mrs. L. A. Gunter, Miss
Minnie Derby, Miss Blanche Saunders, of
Wytheville, Va; Miss Powell, of WASH
ington; Mrs. Edwin Parker, of Philadel-
phla
Madame Guillaume will resume her
French classes on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. 2. Thurston Will meet those
interested In forming physical culture
class on Friday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Committee for Tea.
Miss Mamie Jones, Mrs. Thomas Boil
ing and Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh constitute
a committee on arrangements for the
annual tea of the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities, to
be given on Friday afternoon. These
ladies will receive with Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson and the officers of the assoc!a-
ton.
House Party.
Miss Alcthea McGhee. of Hillsboro
Street. Raleigh, N. c., is hostess this
week at delightful house party. Miss
$McGhee's guests include Mr.. Leslie Reed
and Mr.. Pope Nash, of this city; Mr..
Francis Cox, of the University of Vir-
gina; Mr.. j. v. Lowe. of New York;
SN1essrs. George Hall and Louis Smith. OF
Raleigh, and Misses Bessie Hinton, kath-
crime Boylnn. Fanny Johnson. Lula Nc
Christmas Dance.
One of the pleasantest dances of the
season was that given last evening at
the Hermitage Golf Club. under the man
agement of Mr.. Darlington Williams ana
MT. w Illiatll NllllcIs 10 iiitt'lI
is due for the enjoyable evening.
The dance hall was prettily decorated
with Christmas colors. Mesdames w. A..
Williams, ETA. Robinson and John G..
Miller chnperoned the young people. -
Among the dancers were Misses Fannie
Rraxton Miller, Lucy Ford Workman,
Eleanor Lindsey, Elsie Ingram, Mary
Crump. Barbara Trigg. Mary Parrish,
Josephine Elicit, Edith Taylor, Kath-
crime Dayton. of New York: Mary Chal-
n,ers, BERTHE Hamilton. Of Petersburg:
Voolfolk, David Grant, William Miller,
Darlington Williams, Robert Walker,
Talmage Donnan, John Wingo. Samuel
Morgan. corydon Sutton. Robert JEFF
fress. Richard Saunders, Marshall For
syth Charles Workman, Jr.. Carl Flen-
ing. rutherford Rose, William jackson,
William Frazier, Pickett Lathrop, Max
we'll Wallace, Hughes Lindsey. Carl
Walker, Charles Shields. Erskine Haznrd.
Jean Gunder, Richard Osterloh, Robert
Forsyth, Jr, and others.
Will Return to New York.
Mrs. James Brown Potter who was
one Of the most beautiful and most az
mired women at tho dance OF the Rich
mond German last night. will. at :he
end OF her visit here, return with Mr..
tOLter 10 NEW L OrR. ABDUL reDTuuTy
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter will go to Mexico,
where Mrs. Potter likes to spend tho
spring, and where Mr. Potter has largo
cotton plantations.
Will Sail for Cuba.
Miss Elizabeth Brander. accompanied
by Miss Edmo G. Lee, Of fredericksburg.
Va, will sail for Cuba about the middle
of January. The young ladies' go to visit
their brothers, Mr.. Brander and Mr..
Smith Lee, who are stationed in Cuba,
and are anticipating delightful time.
History Class Postponed.
The history class of the Woman's Club,
scheduled to meet Wednesday afternoon.
will not be held this week. The day and
! hour will be announced through the press
later.
The subject for tho postponed meeting
will be '"The Massacre Of 1922. with Miss
Helen G. stockdellsas chairman. r
Engagement Announced.
d Mrs Frances j. Wicks announces the