The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-26
SOCI Al and
PERSONAL.
YESTERDAY,
Conseryntory OF Music.

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Conseryntory of Music.
A series Of four commencement con-
certs TO be given by the pupils OF the
Richmond Conservatory Of Music, OF
which Mr.. Frank u. Cosby is director
opened last evening with the grad,l-
nting recital Of Miss Mary Rice ana
Miss Mary Howard. who were assisted
by the vocal pupils OF the conserva-
tory. The rccithls took place in the
conservatory building, No. 505 East
Grace Street. This evening a second
recital by other conservatory classes
will be given at the conservatory
hall. and Thursday and Friday eve
K nings. concerts will take place in the
City Auditorium. The public are In.
= xited. Admission TO reserved seats
Will DO by card.
& lows:
preaching OF Spring (Gade). Misses
Berger, Barnes Butts and Pollock:
Loves Awakening" tAfoszlowski), \
.'Fantasie 1mpromptu" Chopin; vocal
solo. .Pastoralc" Oh. Lane WILSON,,
Miss Emma Butts; prelude and fueue
tBach1; vocal quartet, WHO Knows
What the Bells say?' trarker), Misses
and Morton: ''ynlsc Caprice" I1ubcn-.
stein, Miss Mary Howard; concerto,
Op. 10 etfoven); vocal SOTO. 'I4tfe's
Vision" tColeridge Taylor), Mr.. VIII
kcrson; Magic Fire" (HYagner) Etude
(Hcuslet); SONATA. first movement
/. tBeethovenl; sherzo tcnopin). Miss
Mary Rico.
Observation-Disclosures
The marriage OF Miss Mary Hob
son Lindsey to Mr. Harry Nightingale
took place quietly In the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. Z. b.. Ford. No. 201
North Meadow Street, yesterday
morning at 1880 O'clock. C,sting to
recent bereavement in the brides fam
+ ily, no Invitations were issued and the
ceremony, which was performed By
Rev. Dr. John Moncure. was witnessed
only by the immediate family. The
bride wore n simple white gown and
her going-away gown was OF black
tatIeta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nightingale left for
bridal trip, which ,siii include
jamestown, Baltimore and Atlantic
City. On u, cir return they will reside
al Richmond.
The bride is we'll known in muscal
circles. She has sung in several OF
the city churches, and is now con-
tralto In the quartet OF the Second
Presbyterian Church.
Cinr,<-Glcnn
A pretty marriage took place last
evening at $3.50 o'clock IN Grace Street
Baptist Church. when Miss Grace May
Glenn. daughter OF Mrs. Sarah w.
Glenn. became tho bride OF MIR.
Clarence Lee Clark, Rev. Nv. z. Robert
! 5on. OF Randolph Street Baptist
Church officiating. .slt
SYSy-
and candles. Miss Marie Kienzle, as
maid of honor. wore white silk mall
and lace, and carried white carnations
al did the bridesmaids, Misses Grace
Clark. Laura Davis, Grace Stubs and
Lillian Morris.
Mr.. Percy H. Davis was i est man
and the groomsmen We're Messrs
Leslie stansbury, Frank Davis. Rober,
Woodbridge. and Jenifer Glenn The
bride, who entered with her maid OF
honor, wore soft white silk and vel
caught with lilies OF the valley He1
flowers were Bride roses. 81
a reception at the brides home fol-
lowed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Clark will reside at No. 229 South
Linden Street.
OF Intereat Here.
or more than usual interest to Rich.
mond society people is the announce
ment made recently by Mr.. Richard
Calvert Taylor. OF Norfolk. IA OF the en-
gagen1ont OF his sister. Miss Elizabeth
Armistead Taylor. to Mr.. Arthur Ric.
Stansbury. The marriage will take
place in the autumn. Miss Taylor Ii
very popular in /Richmond where she
has frequently Visited
Pleasant ExcuraIon.
Mrs. Mann s. Valentine, Mrs. Thomas
Cary Johnson and Mrs. Giles are II
charge OF arrangements for an eacur.
sion to jamestown Island on Saturday
10 be given under the auspices OF The
Association for the preservation 81
Virginia Antiquities.
The steamer Brandon has been char.
iered for the day and will leave tn,
wharf at s o'clock Saturday morning
On the return trip stop will be mad,
ut Brandon. where the visitors vii
tpend pleasant hour, Excellent pro
Vision for the comfort Of the guest,
has been made by the committee ii
charge, The ladies OF the Retreat TO:
shr Sickwi serve luncheon aboard tn,
boat.
Tickets may be had at tbs vire.nt:
Historical Society, the Rosemary II
brary. Branch r. Aliens. No. 836 Eas
Main Street, and Briggs's drug store
Mt Harrison Street and Grove Avenue.
Meets To-Day.
The Confederate Memorial Itterar.
Society VIII meet this morning at i
o'clock In the Confederate Museum
stny-at-lI0me Whist.
The stay-at- Home Whist Club me M.
Monday evening with Mrs John Hun
ter, at No. 4o1 East Grace Street.
The score resulted In q tie betWee
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