The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Society

nave been given an during
the winter and spring. and the ana
musicale OF the woman's Club to be
given in the John Marshall High
School auditorium on Monday even
ing st S:3e promises TO be ono OF
the most charming. The best talent
In Richmond is included in the per
sonnet Of the performers. including
Miss Frances West. soprano: Mfr
Charles Hunter. baritone; Mr.. Shep-
herd Webb, -aEeompanist, and the
Richmond Philharmonic Orchestra
which is composed of the following
musicians:
Mr. w. Henry Baker, conductor.
Miss Mary Shelton, piantste.
First Y iolins-Mrs. Hequemboure
tconcert MASTER, Miss X. Thurston
Miss Mamie keck, Miss r. BilIikopf
Miss sehulmeister. MIR. W. A Sorg
Second violins-Miss u. Baker. Miss
schrenp. Mir J. Whittet, Mr.. J. Luu.
din. Mr.. II TAYLOR.
violas-Mr A, c COPELAND. Mr.. II
+. Hoen.
.C e!los-Mr- H Thurston. Mr-ErA
Hoen. Master J. Piazza.
Contrab sses-Mr. Taliaferro. Mir
johnson. Mr.. BoNering.
Fiutc-Mrs J. A. Schroeder.
0boe-Dr, W. j. Cowardin.
from bone-Mr J. Smith.
C4-anet.-Dr. J. whitfield. Mir.
scaremp. Mr. Ryder.
Cornets-Mr. Johnson, Mr.. Britton.
Mr. J. Kessuioh.
French horns-Mr. J.. Culhreth. MIR,
Hiteshew.
The ensuing program viii be rem
dered
Selections from carmen $3.50. Bize,
Richmond Philharmonic Orchestra,
song-The Bandolera,
Leslie Stewart
Mr., charles Hunter
Song-Nymphs and FaunS'' Benherg
- Miss Frances West.
Sulte-"L Arlesienne' ....-... Bizel
Richmond Philharmonic Orchestra,
INTERMlSS10N.
siriliano-"CavalIiyr Eusticana
Mascagn
Richmond Philharmonic Orchestra.
Songs
ga sleep Lutte Baby Mine"
Dame,
tbl "Rernembrance" .....c o1ertes
tc) Thou Art I.ike Unto a Flower,
Smith
Mr., Charles Hunter,
Aria-Lucs di Lamermoor
Donizett
Miss Eanees West
symphouy-tuntlnIshed) %. sSehuberI
Richmond Philharmonic orchestra,
engagement Announced.
Mrs. y. r.. Lester. of this city, an
nounces the engagement Of her daugh'
ter, I3afsy Mae, H. James Thomas Az
cry. of New York city formerly o.
ikIthfnond, the marriage - thkt piaS'
The latter pare mi Jbl2.
Visitor Entertained.
y.-- ID. % r4J I. hoo
tess at a 8 O'Clock tea this Afternoon
AT her home, Iof East Franklin street
in honor of her house guest MIS-
Latte {. Johnston, 90 Charlotte \
At tho annual meeting ef th'
s~onfcdcrato Memorial Literary So
,gete en- Friday Airs. Johnston wa
present ana was given "A cordial greet
ing frcm tho society. As the stat
reVen; tor the North Carolina room
she has done most excellent work
wtfh the assistance OF the viee-rcgent
MRS. d q The guests asked t.
meet Mrs. Johnston, who IS the hnu$
guest OF Mrs. 1sodges. include !" r.
gents. Nicc-rcFents and officers Oh To
nueoum
10 spend ScscraI Mouths Ahtoah.
Among thr parties sailing from Ne
ycrk to-day is that of pr jaime
Cannon and his family including Mr.
Cannon, James tannon Jr, Natla'
Bennett Cannon, Miss Laura I"c IAN
non and Miss Virginia Cannon. n
left Richmond for NJ" YORK on Fri
day n sail for Edinburgh, 9her
III. Cannon viii attend thu World
Missionary Conference; "u the steam
or CALEDONIA. After touring hhglfhf
Scotland and ireland they Will go
the continent. where they vail Wis
laris and Rome, going 10 oberan
mergau tor the Passion Play The
Will be absent from AIucrirs tor Ab"l
three months.
Another interesting party. salltIl
to-day, is THAT of Mrs, beane, Mi'
Deane. Mrs, Cooke, MISS 6orhef
Cooke, Miss Hicks, Mrs. Louise stern
Miss KIM, Miss Lou Eell Jones an
the Misses Meade.
Notwithstanding,
OF much interest here. where ~
Adair made his home unth Teee MI
is the marriage Of Miss Marie tra''
hill Manning u Nh tiehtY foF't