The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-05
SOCIAL and
PER ONAI..

Hotel Is an Important one
from every phase. Mr.. John III.
Powell has travelled from
Vienna to his native city that hero
he first should be heard as q piano
ylrtuoso.
The brilliant capabilities Mr. Powell
has displayed to each teacher under
whom he has studied, since almost his
infant days. have convinced them and
lkawIse the circles In which he has
been heard, that America has a great
musician.
TO fulfil his engagements to play in
Europe's chief cities, Mr.. Powell bids
farewell to Richmond IN the near fu..
ture, with the good wishes Of the
community.
Below is the program for this even
ing, commencing ut $3.50 O'clock, the
attendance promising to be enormotis:
Variations in minor. Haydn
Sonata In a flat. ....,g.i... Beethoven
Andante con yariazione. schcrzo
Marche Funebre. Rondo.
II,
"My joys" (Pol!s!, love song arranged
III by Liszt) $3.50. ............ Chopin
Impromptu II, + sharp major. Butterfly
Etnde. TarGa.clle. Scherzo in B
minor ........ ...........,..C Chopin
Sonata in B minor. List
Nv.
AT tho Fair" lsketchcs OF American
(a) Hoochee Coochee Dance, fb)
Circassian Beauty, (c) Merry go
Round. (d) Snake charmer. (e)
Banjoist.
Barcarole, sleigil-ride .Tschaikowsky
Octave Siudy Yo.,I,a&t ,t.,,
Marchc Militaire, Schubert Tausig
The Sonata In B minor, by List. has
never been played in Richmond by any
OF the great pianists who have been
here. 1t Is noteworthy as one Of the
greatest works ever produced by List,
being. in the opinion OF many the In
SEPARATION OF all the later great works
Of Wagner.
-neccption at Mansion Tonight.
The Lord Bishop OF London Is to be
guest OF honor this evening at a re-
ception, to which Governor and Mrs.
swanson have extended. an Invitation
TO the Richmond public.
To Meet Miss Hart.
An informal reception was given
from s to r. NJ. yesterday, in the
home OF Mrs. S. g. Wallace, OF No, 100
South Third Street, in honor OF Miss
Mary Hart, OF Western New York. the
organizer and diocesan secretary OF the
I Tables Branch OF the Womans Aux
lliary to the Episcopal Church.
Mrs Wallace Is secretary OF the
Babies Branch In Virginia. Diocesan
oii1cers OF the branch invited to meet
Miss Hart were Miss Julia C. Emery
Miss Sally Stuart Miss Armstrong 81
Michigan; Miss Hemingway, OF Con-
necticnt; Mrs. Nichols, OF California.
Mrs Johns. OF Washington: Miss Sic
nert. of South Ohio; Mrs. Jones' OF
Il trenton. N. j.: Mrs. Cakes. OF Colorado:
Miss Sanders. nt Salt Lake City: Mrs.
Burton. of lexington: Mrs. Magee. OF
Fond du Lac: Mrs. Sinnott. of Mary
land: Miss Troxall. OF Central Penn
fyivania; Mrs. Hopkins of Chicago;
MISS Finley, OF Easton. Pa: Mrs Mas
Soy. OF West Texas. and Miss Slidell,
of Milwaukee.
Nurses Elect Officers.
The Graduate Nurses Association OF
virginia, which held Its annual meet
Ing In Staunton, Va, during this week,
has paid an honor to Miss Louise Pow.
ell. OF Richmond, In electing her presi-
dent, to succeed Miss Evelyn Brydon.
Other officers are: Miss AElizabeth
Moornan. of Lynchburg. first vice
president; Miss Daisy cambridge Moore.
o.. sts1lnton. second vice-president; Miss
Woodward. OF Danville, third VICE
president; Miss Mamie Miner. OF Rich
mond. corresponding secretary: Miss
Elizabeth r. Preston Cooke. OF Rich
Hond. recording secretary; Miss Ruth
!. Robertson. OF Richmond, treasurer.
Danville was selected as the place
of Me convention.
Tea Monday.
st. James and st Marks branches of
the Woman's Auxiliary in Richmond
VIII entertain all home and visiting
members OF the auxiliary and other
. women who are interested at tea Non
day afternoon. from 1870 to 6, in All
saints parish-honse. on Madison Street.
one block above the Jefferson.
Former Richmondcr to Wed In Phllu-
dolphin.
Invitations have been issued BY Mrs.
John Laird. OF Philadelphia, Pa. to the
Z marriage OF her daughter, Miss Frances
~. Laird, and Mr.. B. Aylwin Jacob, Jr..
J OF New York, the ceremony to be per-
i formed on the evening OF october 12th,
IN the Belleyue-Stratford Hotel, Phila-
delphia.
Miss Laird Is very popular in the
smart set OF Philadelphia, and Mr.
Jacob Is an ex-resident OF Richmond.
being the son Of Captain B. A. Jacob.
secretary and treasurer Of the Rich.
mond Cotton Exchange.
The Immediate families OF the con-
tracing parties will be present at tho
marriage Whica occurs at o'clock.
put. q great number Of their friends
VII attend the reception, from z to Q
Miss Ellls,s Engagement.
The engagement OF Miss Margaret
Ellis Of North Carolina, to William y.
Davis. OF Petersburg, has Just been an
nounced the wedding to take place on
the sth Of October. Mr.. Davis is con-
nected with tho legal department Of
Charleston, S. c. b
Harry Harry Heath Camps Delegates.
At largely attended meeting Of the
harry Heth Camp, No. 10. Virginia
q, !, ger Veterans Association, held
n at8l319 Il. Street, Northwest Washing