The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-14
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Many proninent men and women
fJv4f III pxrts OF the country are m
H1chmnnd Tor the convention OF the
Htano Manufacturers Association. The
DrSeeuce OF these visitors brings In
~ train q number OF charming enter
tu4uuHBT7tx:
on Monday evening a reception will
~ rendered the association by the
ktchmond Chamber Of Comm cree.
Tho Marine Band OF Washington and
the Ladies' BoetoniA Orchestra Will
furnish instrumental music at the ex-
hfbiticn building on Tuesday evening.
when society will be present In full
force. Miss Gertrude Holt. Of Boston.
and MiAs Francesca Kaspar, Of wash
fnGton solcists, will aiso sing at the
reception Tuesday evening. On weo-
resday evening brilliant banquet, at
tended both by the men and women.
Will prove q charming function. An
All dag excursion down the James on
Thursday viii conclude these enjoy
Able affairs
NJ the Wousaa's Club.
Personal Experiences Ina Liberia"
viii be the subject OF an address NY
Colonel Lockawexky at the woman's
Club Monday Afternoon st -a.eieekr
Colonel Lockaweskys knowledge OF
Liberia comes from the feuntain
source. for he has had unexeelled OPP
portunities for observing the country
and Its people.
Hostesses for the afternoon will he
Mrs. T. Cary johnson and Mrs. George
Bryan, Miss Lixzie Archer and Miss
Fanny Manferd viii pour tea. and
coffee vii ihe served by Mrs. Alexander
Sands and Miss Norton. OF Alexandria.
Interest in Races.
Society II agog ovsr the horse show
and races at the Fair Grounds this
afternoon. The faes that several Of
/ kichmnnd.s- snciety- xiris- xii part4ea-
pate in the event makes II doubiy at
tracfite. Among those who win en-
terrain their friends In boxes are Mr.
Palmer Leigh. Mr.. John H. -MeComb.
Mr.. l.. N. Vaughan. Mr.. r. y. sgd
Nor, Mr.. John \. Williams, Mr. Thomas
Rutherford. Mr.. James w. Gravcs,
AR. John III. Lyons, Afr. Ashton Starke,
Mr.. N. Block, Mr.. George ". Stevens.
Captain John I4andssreet Mr.. J. O..
Corlsy and Mr.. Henry w. Anderson.
Miss Knox Honored.
Miss Lou Madison Knox. Of Rich
mond. was the guest NJ honor All an
attractive card party given by Mrs. !.
l. Van paften and Mrs. Saiiie Smith
In portsmouth on Thursday. Hand
some lilies and peunies were used in
the decorations. and bridge was PLAY
ed
Engagement Announced.
The engagement has been an
nouHced 81 Miss Grace Sanford, of
bridgeport. Conn, tn Mr. Harry
I Holmes Gsldner, of Philadelphia, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. dldner. Of
Newport News.
For Miss Williams.
& Miss Alice VandiTer. OF Atlanta.
si'ertai1ed delightfully."- at bridge
Thursday afternoon In honor of Miss
Emma Wiiiisn1s. 5of Virginia. the
guest Of Miss Nina Gentry.
The apartment was artistiealIy dec
Grated With pink carnations and sweet
peas and the prizes were ha nd-e EN-
broidered handkerchiefr
Miss Naudirer received her guests
wearing a lingerie gown Of midnight
blue null trimmed In lace. Miss Will
Hams wore n beautiful gown Of pink
rSjah silk. with large black picture
hat. and Miss Gentry a pretty gown
II black marquette over yellow saS
IN, With which she wore a blacks dat
trimmed In yellow pomnsssssEs
nr: Sbannae.~ Engaged.
Aurn fffSeretf is felt here in the
engagement. OF Dr. j Wilbur Chap
man 10 Mssa Mabel Corneiia Moui-
ton. daughter Of Mrs. Ruth weeden
Mouiton. OF Providence. n. l.. the
wedding TO take place III August Or
Chapman made many friends in Rich
mond during the series of revival
services which he held In the City
auditorium In January. 1909. Miss
Mention belongs TO one Of the Oldest
families in Providence, and since her
graduation from B.own Cniversity
has devoted much of her labor and
resources 70 philanthropic work She
10 a woman OF charming manners and
personality.
vesper Services.
Mr.. Edward Purcell, of the Union
Theological Seminary, win speak al
the vesper services at the Young
Woman's Christian Association. 7os
East Franklin street. on sunday ar.
ternoon at 5 o'clock
Mr.. BoIiing's RecitaIs.
As usuai, the pupils Of Mr.. Boiling
\ and those ri Mrs. Boiling have given
! recitals along through the winter and
spring Some OF the selections were:
Sonata pathetiaue. tBeethoven)
Rustic of Spring ... fSinding1
Miss Carltn Nachman.
valse, Up. 10, No. &c.. Chopin J
Mtas Kathleen Marion Winston.
Aazurka In b fiat. ..<...... O:hopinf
Lyric, OPP. - ...4........tCs rieg)
Master Sam Blnswanger.
Shadow Dance -. 49,. II ac TUWeTD
Miss Erina Hinchman.
fsFsArolte ......-,..... (Spindlerb
Miss Evelyn. Christian Richardson.
Last Hope ff.otfsehaIk \
Miss Roberta Mitchell.
Melody and scale from "Vous tlirais
n - rnamap." OPP. a2. .fDr Masou)
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~ ] Were Bird .....+,. UHenseet)
"a III Tremoio ......,.... fGottsehalk)
Winston Boiling.
Ia Poioma ...,..,..... tS. y. Mills)
Contemplation .... tMende lRsoh n
Miss Ethel Toone,
koets Harp ... ..s-. fMendelssohn
Pas des Anphores .tChaminaae
Il Miss ~. clendon.
# To Maiden" Is the title OF a
3 competition by Mr.. Boiling. which
3 has recently been brought out by on.
sEsof the large publishing houses. i
was composed especially for and ded
n icated 10 Miss Kathleen Marion Win
L *tnn. Of Grove avenue.
Musical Entertainment
On Monday evening. May IL. a,
t.1S O'Clock. there will be u nusica
q entertainment given i'm the iectur,