The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
.DCIAl. and
PERSONAL.
YI1sTERDAY.
Musicale mt Womnn's Ciubunt 5,30
TODAY.
NTnrrlnEe Of Miss Katherine 6ncnd
to Mr.. u. NJ. Blocker, In Dir nRliai.i,
ALA.
l.tl,vn party Mt Broad street Meth
OdiHt Church, q to II r. NJ.
musicale II Club.

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Musicale mt Club.
An INFORMAL but entirely delightful
musicale was given at tho Woman's |
Club yesterday afternoon, tho excel |
lent program bring in the hands OF the
following artists: Mrs. Hequembourg.
violnist; Miss Margaret owens, So
prano; Miss Louise Williams. pianist,
and Miss Mary Shelton accompanist
Mrs. Heauombourg Ia already too
well-knoWn and appreciated by Rich
mond musicians to need more than the
announcement OF her appearance as
guarantee OF the highest art. Miss
Owens has recently come into the front
rank OF Richmond musicians, and her
full, rich soprano WAS heard to great
advantage. especially In several old
ballads Miss Louihe Williams had only
4 ono number, but her artistic finish
OF execution was thoroughly brought
out. Miss Mary Shelton was. as al
ways. most sympathetic In her accom-.
panirnents.
Mrs John Hunter, ne chairman was
responsible for Il most enjoyable after
noon.
The program was as follows:
/. Romnnza $780,. ...... tWilhellng)
Violin.
2, still Was the Night"
Song.
3, Voices Of Spring" Glnding)
Piano.
i. sonata ...... (Grieg)
5. (a) "Resisnation. fcara Roma)
OBJ "Constancy".. Frank Stanton
Songs.
8. "Abendiied" $50. (schumann)
"6erenade' .,,,.. .......... (Lalo)
Violin
.. "Bclicve Me. II All Those Endear-
Ing Voting Charms"
Song
Cha,rmar,s guests were Mrs. billiard
Mrs a. w. Patterson, Miss Stringfel-
low, Miss Nellie Tompkins, Mrs Robert
Forsyth. Miss Bessie Tompkins. Mrs.
II. Fl. Elicit, and Miss Fltppcn, OF Ten
4 nessee.
At9the bridge tournament, played at
lthe club Friday d evening. six tables
were engaged. and top score was MADE
by Miss Montague and ColonelaJo Lane
Stern.
Fnirfnx-Rnndolph.
Richmond people will be much inter-
csted in the following announcement
from the Roanoke Times OF sunday
= last
s.Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage on "Wednesday
la. of Or. Henry Reginald Fairfax and
MISS Neil Virginia Randolph. The mar
riage took place at the homo OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Marion
Randolph. at Logan, Ohio. DR., and
Mrs Fairfax will be ut home at Nc
Comas w. Va. after July 18th.
DR.. Fairfax. who Is brilliant and
promising young physician Is son
Of the late Raymond Fairfax. Esq, OF
Bristol and brother OF Mr.. r, r.
Fairfax. OF Roanoke.
Pheasant Mouse !'artJ.
4 most pleasant house party at Caps
Henry, Va. Is composed OF Miss Lila,
Cary, Of Richmond; Misses Elizabeth
and Maria Cooke, Miss Elizabeth Me
clper and Misses Harriet. Eva ant
Jennie Talcott, all OF Bon Air, Va.
Sends Large Delegation.
The Church OF the Covenant takes {
Just and special pleasure in sanding
n large delegation to the Foreign
Missionary Conference now in sesHlol
ut Asheville, N. G. The delegates II
out from the various societies Of thu
church. and in most cases their ex
penses are paid either In whole or y
part SO,
The Church OF the Covenant has al
ways been strong missionary churcl
and from previous experianca know
that great good and inspiration to tn
work OF the home church always fol
lows such vtsitations TO conferences
The plan OF sending delegates to grea
conferences is heartily recommends
to all churches. The following wen
from the Church OF the Covenant: NJ,
and Mrs Cameron Johnson. Mrs. J. Cal
Win Stewart. Miss Nellie Walters Mis-
MazIa Fleming. Miss Grace Phillip.
Miss Peachy Wilson. Miss Elizabet
Wilson and Miss Gay Wilson.
Marriage Announced.
Or. and Mrs. Edwin Treat Meachar1
Of Rock Castle, Va. announce tho mar
rage Of their daughter, Winifred, I
Mr.. Waverly Whitfield. Tho cercmon
took place in Lynchburg on June got!
Lawn Party.
The Home Mission Society OF Broa
Street Methodist Church VIII give i
yard party on the front lawn OF til
church this evening from 8 TO
O'clock.
Newport Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lehr gave ii
first large dinner OF the season Sur
day evening when party 0f tWent3
four assembled at their villa, ma,
field" on Bellevue Avenue. Newpor
The floral display was artistic, thong
not elaborate The leaders OF the New
port social set formed the party ar
plans for the approaching season wei
discussed
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. WI
are well known here, entertained
Luncheon Sunday aboard tho yacht N;
rada and later left for Now York.
Personal Mention.
Mr. William Houston. son OF the Re
Ls73t DIR, HOu 81 on. who has haan afndvtr