The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
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what tho Health Department here is
doing to lower infant mortality in the
city.
Piano Recital.
An Interesting recital was given on
last Saturday by Mr.. Hairs pupils in
his studio. The following took part:
Misses Louise Barker, Ellen Broaddus,
of Bowling Green; Louise Clarke, Min
ME CoEbiil. Susie Cooke, Anne Elem
ing. Helen Galeski Helen Gregory.
Marion Meredith, Helen Schmidt. Mar
garet Tiliy, of Ashland; Emily Wade.
Emma White, and Mcssrs. Bassett
Hough and j. winston Ivey, of Lynch
burg. Selections were played from
the following composers: Chopin. Schu-
bert, Weber. List. Wagner. Gottschalk
Bendel, Dorm, Carreno. Rachmaninoff
Schutt. Mcdowell. Tours, Loeschhorn
and Nickerson. All the performers
gave evidence of possessing finish,
both In technique and expression. The
recital was opened with two duets,
played by Miss Emma White and Mr..
Hair.
The regular meeting Of the St. Johns
Circle of the Kings Daughters will
be held tomorrow afternoon at half
past o'clock with Miss Nellie Payne
at the Virginia Home for Incurables.
A full attendance is desired.
Pcerman-Batey.
Friends in Virginia and Tennessee
are Interested in the announcement
of the engagement and approaching
marriage Of Miss Martha 1vie Batey to
Rev. Ernest Leslie Peernan.
Miss Batey is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville C. Batey. of Murfrees-
horo, Tenn. She was sent out two
years ago as q special missionary OF
the church at Murfreeshoro, and has
proven an efficient worker. She Is q
woman of great charm of manner and
OF strong personality.
The Rev. Mr.. Peerman Is a son OF
the late James C. and NJ. j. Peerman
of Rustburg, Campbell county, Va. He
was sent out three years ago by the
Methodist Conference as q missionary
TO Korea, and has recently been made
presiding elder. He is we'll and prom.
inently connected, being closely re-
lated to the Harrisons and Lewtses OF
Virginia.
The wedding win take place II
Seoul. Korea, on Tuesday, June z
They viii continue their missionar!
labors IN Korea.
Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Rosa Dietrich and Joseph y
Meredith. both of this city, were mar
ried in Washington last Monday q
the st. Patrict's Parish House, tn
Rev. Father Michigan officiating. TIL
bride wore tailored suit OF era
cloth, with hat and gloves to mattel
Arthur Van Buren,. of this city, wa
the grooms best man. Miss Mimi
Dietrick. sister of the bride. and Mr.
]. N. Meredith, mother of the groom
also witnessed the ceremony. After
trip North Mr., and Mrs. Meredith wi
be at home at I'll East Marshall Stree
Richmond.
Alumni Entertainment.
The members of the Alumnae AssC
citation of the Richmond School of z,
preston will give a very attract,
play in Belvdere Hall on Friday ever
Ing. April Is. at half-after o'cloc
Tho play, a charming little coined
MUTUALLY Alarmed and number
Rotations and tableaux will compile
the program for the evening.
Those taking part will be Misses Il
billiard. Eula Bailey, Mary Whitse'
Semai Boice, Maggie Bryant, Mar
Anderson, Mamie Crawford. Ma
guerite stolz. Ethel Lassiter, Ali
Wood Stella Jolly. Helen Viii
Aileen Hard, Amanda Pitts, Mei
Franck and Mr. Kelly.
Honrd Meeting To-nIorrow.
There will be meeting of the ge
eral board of the Sheltering Arl
Free Hospital tomorrow at noon
the hospital Members are asked
be present.
Salmon-Drndlcy.
"Fairview." the home of Robe
Bradley, about two miles east of Da
Vile, was the scene of a beautif
home. wedding Thursday afternoon
s o'clock. when his daughter. Mi
Matte Ray Bradley, became the bri
of William Thomas Salmon, a prom
nent farmer, OF Glover, Va.
The Bradley homo was attractive
decorated for the occasion In gree
and white. The parlor in which III