The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-10


Mrs Watson are held by their friends
was attested by the many useful arti-
cies in tin which they received. They
wore assisted in receiving by their
son. Master Charles e. Watson.
Class Meeting.
At their April meeting last week,
Miss Zelle Minors piano pupils had n
finger study contest. the usual musical
program. and q pleasant social hour
Much rivalry in ttc contest resulted
iE Mr.. Arthur Thomas and Master
/ Thomas Malone winning first place,
while Misses Marian spicer. Marie
Gibboney and Jennie Jones received
the same mark for second place.
The musical numbers were given by
Miss Mary Johnson IN duet with
Miss Minor. by Mas,er Thomas Ma
hone. Misses Lucille Neal Marie Glib
honey. Resale Rehling. Marian spic-
err and Mr.. Arthur Thomas from the
following composers: Spanish. Bed
ermann. Martin. Lange. Kullak. Men
delssohn Chopin ana Tschikowski.
The roll of honor to March 21st. In
order of standing, contained the names
of Rosalie Rehling, Marian spicer.
Arthur Thomas. Lucille Neal and
Marie Gibboney.
TnbIcaux by Womnn's Guild
The Woman's Guild, of First Baptist
Church, Will give an evening of tab
leaux in the lecture room of the
church this evening at SIS O'Clock.
The pictures win be interspersed
with musical numbers, rendered by Mr..
Barsiey flute soloist Mrs NJ b.
Thomas. vocalist; Mrs. Elmora HotclI-
kiss vocalist: Mr.. Henry Hotchklss,
baritone soloist. and Mrs. Jasper l..
/ Rowe sOurann colnist
The tableauN represented VIII be
Charity" Spanish Flower Girl"
Girl With the Muff." The Blessed
Damozei' and "A Cycle of Life" from
George Eliot, and THE Foolish Viz
gins"
Those taking part will be Misses
juliet Martin, NJ. C. Evans. Florence
and Elizabeth Patterson Louise Clarke,
Katherine Gum, Mary Whitsitt. Eliza
beth Patterson, Elizabeth Chesterman.
Helen Tanner, Mr.. Wortham Spilman.
Mr., and Mrs L. ID. HotchkIss, Jr., Miss
Cora Younger. Mr.. Heisen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hotchkiss, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Powers Mrs. Evan X. Chesterman, Mr..
robertson. Miss Ottilene Culpeper Mr..
Carroll Hagan, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lee
Powers. Misses Myra Chambers, Martha
Martin, Mrs John S. Harwood, Jr, and
Miss Todd
Play Postponed.
The play, "On the Quiet" scheduled
for the post-Lenten season, under, the
direction of Mrs. Swanson and Mrs.
John Kerr Branch, has been postponed
until the autumn 1t will then be
brought out Handsomely. There has
been no trouble in securing a cast or
proper stage management, but the
Judgment of those chiefly interested
justiies the delay for other good rea-
sons.
Carnival Tonight.
That the carnival this afternoon
and evening at the Horse Show build
ing will be n merry one for skaters
and onlookers alike is evident from
the interest taken and the number of
tickets and boxes sold. The success
of the skating party last evening fore
casts the success of that To come
Little people are getting their skates
in order for the afternoon and pleas
ant parties arc being arranged for
the evening all over town Additional
,hoN-holders are Mrs. Il. w. Pemberton
Mrs. Stewart Hume, Mrs. John A. Coke
.lr,, Mrs. John S. lIarwood. Mrs j. w.
Friend, Mr.. William A. Banner, Mrs
Charles e. Whitlock Mr., w. NJ IIab-
liston, Count F'aber and Mr.. Robert s.
Christian.
Jubilee Entertainments.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Broad
Street NJ. L. Church will give jubilee
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