The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
LATE SOCIETY NEWS
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compliment 20 the day decorations
throughout the house. the lower floor of
which was canvased In white. were in
Confederate colors.
Red and white bunting was draped from
tae corners or hail and parlors 20 the cen-
ire chandeliers. and Confederate aags
were draped above doorways and where
ever artistic effects could De produced
ln the dining-roOm broad red and white
ribbons. red and white roses. and red
ana white candles IN silver candelabra
made lovely decorations. The refresh
ments carried out the red and white
Idea IN bonbOns. cakes. ices and salads
Guests were entertained by parucipa-
ton I'm a question contest on the lie and
character OF General r r. Ice. questions
appearing on cards decorated with Con-
federate flags. Appropriate prizes We're
awarded the lady and gentleman making
the best answers.
St. Hilda's Guild Concert.
The members OF saint Hilda's Guild
give a concert in the auditorium OF
Central Hall. Young Mems Christian
Association, on Thursday evening. The
entertainment promises TO be one Of
the musical and society events OF the
midwinter season In Richmond
The proceeds OF the concert viii
go to the fund for mission work in
the Ragged Mountains Of Virginia. 10
the aid OF the Nurses settlement and
other charities.
The membership Or the Guild. with
Mrs. John Kerr Branch as its pres
ident. is made Up OF the leading wo-
men OF the city, who will spare no
efforts TO render the program every
thing that the most eXacting music
lover could desire. In addition they
ask the support of the community in
behalf OF the good work that has for
years occupied their time and their
Dest interest
The fact that the buds or the sea-
son, gowned in white and red. have
been asked 10 serve as ushers at the
Effectiveness that Will be both charm
ing and unusual.
Among the buds who have been ask
ed 10 Oficiate are Miss Page Aylett
Royal. Miss Julia Coggill Joynes. Miss
Roberta Trigg. Miss Roberta Smith.
Miss Brent Witt. Miss Julie Osterioh.
Miss Caroline Gordon Rennoids and
Miss Elsie Lindsey.
The following is the program IN full.
Program.
So'1ists-Mrs- John Murphy, soprano;
Miss Foss. contralto; Miss Belle John
son. pianist Mrs. Frank w. Duke. vio-
ltntst
Ouartet-Mrs. Conway II. Gordon.
Miss Mabel w AcBain. Mr.. Conway H.
Gordon Mr.. James Mcain.
Mr.. Shepherd Webb. accompanies.
PART l.
Violin and plano
(a) Notturno. No. 9............Itszt
(b) Hungarian Dance. Brahms
Quartet (selected).
Soprano Songs
ca Intermezzo (violin obligato) ....
to) Carmena- --...----.-..-. Lam Dana
Piano
te) Pastorsle ....... scarIotto Pausig
CO. Scotch Poem Mcdowell
Contralto Songs
MY Luve is Like a Red. Red Rose"
..-.....-.-.-. ....-- 5000. Odd Scotch
In Ny Beloveds Eyes. Chadwick
Till 7 Make" .................F fnden
The HIS o. Skye" Lang
PART II.
Plano. Aazurka. r flat. I.eschetizky
Soprano, Recltative and Jewel Song"
from "Faust'...... -.-. 800. Gounod
Violin -
ca Adagio. Op. 34............... Ries
lo) L'Abeille .-..........S Schubert
Contralto-
Let the Red Rose Fade".........
.-...... Clough leighton
"sapphic Ode. ................B Brahms
Quartet "RigoIetto". ............V Verdi
The patronesses viii be Mrs
c. A. Swanson, Mrs. John X. Branch,
Mrs. G.. B. McAdams. Mrs. Tur-
ner Arlington. Miss Eta Munford, Mrs
Fred w. Scott. Mrs. 6. c. Scott. Mrs
3. r. Wexford. Mrs. Belrne Blair Mrs.
w. A. Anderson. Mrs. w. Frank Powers.
Mrs. J. II. Scott. Mrs. Graham Hobson.
Mrs Cunningham Hall, Mrs w. ". Nor
ton. Mrs. Robert II. Blankenship and Mrs
John Landstreet.
Tickets may be procured at the JEFF
ferson. Hunters, the Bell Book and sta
g
ladies'; Mrs. F. w. Scott. Mrs. Turner
Arlington. Miss Sally Hobson and Mrs
X. N. Biankenship,
Progressive Card Party.
Mildred Lefew entertained "A number
OF her little girl friends Friday after
noon. from $50 TO o'clock. with a pro-
gressive card party, at her residence, No
72l West Main Street.
The decorations. favoTs. etc. were very
unique and attractive The little misses
present We're Margaret Phillips Eliza
beth Phillips. Margaret McVev. Mar
garet Palmer Miller, Margaret Mason
Miller Alice Blair. Dallas Lee Ruth
Davis. Maud Ainslie. Janette Montague.
Janette Jones. Olympia Williamson. DorO-
thy Fox, Eugenia Johnson. Run Saviue
Mary Saville. Margarfta Domenech. An
nette Thiermann. Frances Darlington
Beatrice Kirk. Evelyn Richardson. Marie
Archer. Esther Bennett, Louise Wilmer
Mamie Gentry. Grace Saville Fredrica
Campbell. Mary Scott.
Lee Centennial at Bellevue.
Lee centennial exercises were held by
the Glass III Il. Bellevue school in
their own room Friday at p. NJ.
The room was most beautifully and ap-
propriateiy decorated with Confederate
colors and flags; also a very handsome
Virginia flax and other flags. The cen
trepiece was r handsome picture Of Lee.
from an original. draped with Coufed-
crate colors and flags: also cn original
copy OF Lees Farewell Address"
Ferns and other growing plants. includ-
ing white hyacinths and narcissus, lent
beauty and fragrance 10 the occasion.
The following program proved exceed
fngiy attractive.
Song. America" by III p Glass.
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