The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Raleigh Social &c:


tspecal to rho Times Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. G.. March 2S.~-social
interest In Raleigh centres now IN tne
great Music Festival to be held IN THIS
city MAY list, Cd and 3D.. under the aus
pieces Of the Raleigh Choral soclety,6 u
being conceded that neSer In The history
Of tho state has there been brought
together suuh IN array of musical forces
ns viii be assembled for THIS event. "
will Include tie New York SSinphony
orchestra. OF nfty musicians, uhder me
,eadership of Walter Dnmrosch THO IA
lash orchestrn OF thirty musicians,
5unl,er Gustav llagcdorne. There viii be
n chIldrc,,.s chorus Of two hundred and
,,t,,. 'vnires Then there will be the
membcrs OF tho Raleigh Choral society.
rnns,stinr Of over one hundred Of the
heat and most trained voices Of the Guy.
Tho great festival Is TO consist OF lour
concerts--three evening ana one N.Y.. w,
noon. First VIII DC an organ ,, ree't ~
assisted by Master Causlay PolK, 80,
nrano. on the second evening there VIII
H. j chorus and orchestral concert by
tha choral Society, the Raleigh Orchestra
ana otlartct of soloists, the flrst hAlI
~ thc program being composed OF ch0ta..
orchcstr.l and solo numbers and the las.
half Rossinl's masterpiece. Ihe staph.
Mater Friday night the childrens
chorus, the Raleigh Orchestra ana Inc
ssner,al artists. Miss Keys. Mr.. Harper
nnd Master polk will be Introduced.
Then, on the evening of May Sd, VIII be
the cul,ninatoa OF the festival IN
avmphony concert by the New ioiN
Evmphony Orchestra with Mrs. DeNiohs
md Leo Schultz as soloists, thus w
,nlnating one OF the most elapoIat. .,u
sica festivals ever attempted m No.s -
Carolina. The railroads are % s 81 ~
c,al rates OF one fare plus 20 ssn.s
thro,vhu,,t a wide territory IN the ouals
go ~ AFFAIR and hundreds OF y'sltors
800, .,.erv mart of this State ana rom
Virginia are e%pectcn. x.,,a m
f,rhc Woman's Club OF Raliegh g aVs az =
Informal house warming Mohua'
Tucsday evenings in honor OF the open
ny OF the new club house refel.t'y W. W..
chased. on Salisbury Street-,l.e is -
property Later the cup nv. ~. mo.
erect a modern club house on tIe ~
,ar,vs In connection with the opehihs
- ia club apartments was held an ~.
axb,h,t and there were ALSO nusleti'
selections and service OF solin re &
freshnents that delighted the numer-
Gus callers.
First BAPTIST Church Is prepa,,m aon ~ and
ushirtwaist sale" Monday afternoon anu
evening.
friends here have received invitations
ia the marriage of Miss Ruby haynes DC
kay 10 Rev William Charles Barrett, al
the home Of the bride in l>aurinhhrg,
April 3D. The bride and groom VAL MAKE
their home in Durham.
Rey. and Mrs. c. w. blanchard. 81
CLAYTON, spent Friday here, returning
home from Fuquay Springs.
Mrs. r. B. Glenn has returned TO the
Governors Mansion. after spending
soma time In Florida Her daughter.
Miss Rebehah. was with her In Flor!
ida. and has gone to Winston-salem
To visit at her old home until after
Easter. they spent several days with
friends in Charlotte while returning
from Florida
Col. and Mrs. Thomas S. keenan, are
spending several days at Chase CITY. Va.
Mrs. w. M. RUSS Is spending lew
DAYS with relatives In Greensboro.
state Senator and Mrs. Ma. Mclean
returned to their home IN Lumperton
Thursday. They were detained here after
the adjournment OF the General Assem- :
bly, by the serious illness OF Mrs. .McLean n,
who wa treated at Rex Hospital.
Mrs. r. B. Gotten and daughter, Miss
Elba, of CottonIale. have gone to Balti-
more and Norfolk. after visit to Mrs.
Julian Ti1nberlake here.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Broughton have gone
to Atlanta for the Bible Conference In
connection with The Atlanta tabernacle,
Of which Rev. Len G. sBroughton. their
nephew, is pastor.
The Social Club was pleasantly enter-
taIned "Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Goodwin on Wilmington Street.
Mrs G.. Alphonso Smith and children