The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-30
Society

Among the most attractive social
affairs each spring are the Easter
germans at the University of yir-
ginia- which are attended by many
prominent visiting society girls. There
VIII be four germans this year, the
German Club. Eli. Tiil<a and Beta
dances. The figures and favors at
the university germans are always
novel and beautiful. Miss Mary Tray
Tor. who has just returned from a stay
of several weeks In New York and
Philadelphia with go TO Warrenton for
the races and from there to the uni
versity to attend the Easter gaieties.
Other Richmond girls who will 60
include Miss Isabel Carter and Miss
Mary Chalmers.
Miss Fanny Scott and Miss Jane
Bouiware expect to go TO the univer-
sity later in the spring when they will
he members OF charming house
party.
Musical at the Club.
The programme at the Woman's
Club on Monday afternoon will be
musicale at which little Miss Maria
Adkins, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Adkins. of this city will play. !
on the violin ana Mrs. Trauceska Kas-
par Lawson. of Warrington the we'll
known soprano, will sing. Little Miss
Adkins has shown exceptional talent
for child OF her age. and has been
heard with much enthusiasm at the
club on several occasions. She is a
pupil of Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt. /
and gives promise of attaining much in
the musical world as a violinist. Mrs.
Lawson, (nee de Kaspar) will be re- |
called by many who heard her last
spring when she sang with the Marine |
Band at the Piano Dealers Conven- |
tion In this city. Miss Myrtle Bed
ford will be the accompanist, and Miss
Reinhardt is chairman of the afternoon. |
The program is az follows.
Programme.
Violin-Concerta No. VII !
CHI de Beriot I
Andante tranquillo--
Allegro Maestaso-- |
Volce-ta) Der Messbaum--
Schumann. |
(b) Oh Heller Tag
Tschaikowsky /
Violin-Canxonetta :. A. d. Ambrosio
Noice-(al In the Time of Roses
Reinhardt.
(b) Spring ..,,...... Henschel.
Voice--Indian Bell Song from 'Jakine"
Delibes
Violinists-Marie Adele Adkins.
Soprano-Mrs. Franceska Kaspar
Lawson
Miss Myrtle Redford at the piano.
Chairman, Annie Louise Reinhardt.
Viii Attend koyai Opera.
From information furnished by the
directors of the royal opera, Covent
Garden, London, 1t appears that the
prices to be charged for the corona
| ton gala performance range from
100 guineas t$62sD for grand tiet
boxes to i guinea (ahout 81 for a sim
gle sea in the gallery. Miss Bette
Burweil Booker viii sing at this per-
Torrance. and many applications for
seats have been received from the
United States Among the subscribers
for the season Ia Mrs. Arthur Glas-
Richmond the past winter with her
father, Mr.. John r. Branch. Other
Americans who have subscribed for
the season are: Lady Cheyiesmore,
! Lady Paget, Lady Henry tnee Lewis
! sorn), Whitelaw Reid. Mrs. Henry
Coventry. Mrs. Adair. Mrs. Maldwyn
Drummond. Mrs. ogilvy Haiy, Mrs.
? Mackay, J. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs
| Bradley Martin. Adrs. r.. McCreery, w
Miller Graham. Mrs. ]. Amory, Mrs.
| Newhouse Marshall Q. Roberts Mrs
Ronalds, e. F. SchifY and Mrs. Ralph
Vivian.
| Informal Entertainment.
Two very attractive informal affairs
of this week were tea given by
Mrs. James Lee Shelton ON Tuesday
afternoon and bridge luncheon given
| by Mrs. Samuel Waddill Wedn esday.
Mrs Shelton invited about nifty friends
| to meet her guest Mrs. Holt Page
| of Norfolk. Mrs, waddill was hostess
at four tables OF bridge, followed by
luncheon.
Colonial DANES to Meet.
The Colonial Danes of America in
the State of Virginia. viii meet Fri
| day afternoon at 400 o'clock at the
Woman's Club, Mrs. u. r. Andrews.
! OF Washington. who ~ the house
guest Of Mrs. william Rufin Cox. will
| present portrait Of Lord Delaware
to the society on this occasion.
! Silver Tea.
| silver tea viii be given at the
residence OF Mrs. William Robert
Vawter In Highland Park on We'd
nesday afternoon. April s. from to
6 O'Clock, for the benefit OF the build
ing FUND of Ascension chapel.
Personals.
Mrs. Terhune marion HarIand).
who has been the guest OF her brother
and sister-in-l Mr.. and Mrs. q. II.
Halves, for several weeks. has RETURN
ed to her home in New Jersey.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry McComb
! Bangs, who have been spending some
time at Palm Beach and Hot Springs, 4
Va, have returned. Mrs. Bangs HAS
recovered from her attack Of appen-
dicitis and In visiting her parentA Mr..
and Mrs ]. Prosser Tabb In Balti-
more before returning to her home
in New York,
Miss Katherine c. Stiles will leave
next week for England. where, a.
usual she will spend the late spring
and summer nontha
Mr.. and Mrs, Lucien III. Cooke. of
Roanoke, have gone to Philadelphia
to attend grand opera They are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w.
! Reath.
| Miss Alice Crawford, Of Alexandria,
Ia the guest of Miss Kathleen Bruce,
! OF .2oT East Franklin street.
Mrs. Is. G. Hargrave, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hayes Beck
with, In Fredericksburg, has returned
TO Richmond.
| Mrs. Preston Wilkes, of Norfolk,
Ia the guest OF friends In this city.
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