The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
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Moorman, Katie Green Guerrhnt, lrlna
Allen. Blanche Patton, Mary Wooding,
Virginia Dance, Miss Coons and Mrs.
w. w. Williamson.
Organ Itecitni Fridny.
rare treat has been afforded tho
music-loving public Of Richmond In
the sxies of organ and song recitals
given in the Church Of the Covenant
= during the past winter. The best has
been reserved for the last OF the
series which will be given on Fri
day evening, April %. at s:15 o'clock.
Shepherd Webb will preside at the
organ and will be assisted by the fol-
lowing local talent: Mrs. Monnell,
Mrs. Rowe. Mr.. Hunter, w. b. Hill and
the chorus choir OF the church.
The recitals have been delightful
events in the musical circles or Rich
mond. and the church has been filled
at every musical.
vespers mt Y. w. G. 4.
The Rev. j. r. Johnson will make
the address at the vesper services at
the Young Women's Christian Associ-
alton, 709 East Franklin street, this
Afternoon at 80 o'clock. Ernest l..
( Thomas Will sing and Miss Annie Low
Ing will act as hostess and all wo-
men are cordially invited to attend
the services and remain for tea.
Miss Pollard WEEDS.
Fairmont NJ E. Church was the
scene of pretty wedding Tuesday
evening at $50 O'clock. when Miss
Mabel Erie Pollard and William Burle
Cartwright were united in marriage
Rev. r. ~ HARNESS officiating.
The bride. attired In white crepe de
chine, with pearl trimmings, and car
rying the marriage VOW, entered with
her matron of honor. Mrs. III. w Pol
lard. who was gowned in white siis
and carried white sweetpeas. Inc
bride was met at the altar by inc
groom and his best man. III. w. Pol
lard, brother OF the bride.
The brides maids, Misses Avis Hech-
Ter, Ruby Batkins, Grace Gentry anc
pearl Wilson. wore pink silk, with
crystal trimmings and carried PINK
sweetpeas. Little Miss Elsie Duke, IN
a dainty frock of white null and pink
ribbons. acted as ring bearer.
The ushers were Charles Feivey.
Herbert Lyle. Leonard Pollard ana
Hunter Hetchler.
Mrs. s. X. Gary presided at the Or
The church was beautifully decor.
,.ed with palms, ferns and potted
plants Immediately after the cere-
r,onv Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright left fot
an extended trip North.
Rally mt Neservoir.
This afternoon at half-past O'CLOCK
4, the association building VIII De
held the usual monthly rally. Inc
program has been arranged 10 sun ",
older members of the organization, ana
will be very interesting one. ~ ~
Smith. superintendent of the Baptis'
Tabernacle Church. Will address the
Young people. and two members OF
The choir of that church-Mrs. ii. .
Winston and Mrs ". r. Shepherd
VIII sing duet. W. b. Hill. tenor, OF
the Church of the Covenant. VIII rem
dor selection Miss Elizabeth Mac
Lean and Master Lakeland MacLear
will render several numbers on the
piano and violin. There VIII oniy o.
one more rally this season. and II Is
honed there will be large attendance
Mr.. Bolling's Recital.
At the last recital given by pupii'
of Mr. and Mrs. Boiling. selections
were played from Schumann. Bendel
Won Win. Reinhold and other com
posers OF like celebrity. Miss Cariyf
Nachman performed Sindings "Rustl'
OF Spring; Miss Ethel Toone, 5. b
Mills's concert transcription OF Il
Poloma." and Miss Roberta Mitchell
Cottschalk.s Last Hope" Anon.
some OF the selections out of the usua
rut that have been given at Mr.
Bollings recitals are Don Pasquale,'
Fantasia by Thalberg: "Apotheose,
cirandc Msrcile, 'solennelle.' LIZ
Bananier," and "RIcordati," each b.
Gottschalk; old French 'Gavotte,
transcribed by zeldenrust, ans man!
of the works of Edward MacDowell.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Lille Mattern, OF Hanover
Avenue. and Miss Angie Kelley. o
Floyd Avenue. have returned from
pleasant visit to friends in Washing
ton. D. G..
n, yoco