The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-13

Covenant this evening. The program
Is as follows:
l., organ--overture s;radeiia Flotow
lSi2-iSs5
II. Niolin--salut DArmour . Elgar
Ill. Organ
n. Bereeuse ..........,.. Delbruek
u, Ihainson ........... MarChaut
~. soprano Solo
"a. Day is Ended ......., Bartlett
b. The Ninty and Nine ... Campion
'. crgan--W edding Marcn
Goldmark
lnternassion.
silver offering.
NJ. OIgan--Audsute Con Motto
Beethoven
9TH SYMPHONY
VII, soprano Solo-Hear le
lsFSc. ......-,.......-,. MtnQelssonn
From Elijah.
Nll. Organ
a. Tone Poem ..................G riog
IN. Niolin-"By Gone Days. Frmi
tParaphraSc on Bohemian Folk
Song1
y. March from Leonorc SYN
VIII ADDRESS society.
MadCnoiselle Merle d'Aubigne. Of
PARIS, Frame who IS visiting this
country in the interest of Huguenot
work in France In which. Ike her
brother the Rev. Charles Merle d'Au-
bignc she r. deeply interested. will
address the Richmond society on
Tuesday evening, February IL. at SIS
o'clock, In the audience room OF he
Woman's club. Her subject will be
b" Moral and Material Conditions
Of The Working Man IN the North Of
France" dwelling particularly upot
conditions in the mining districts. in
which the society here is especially
Interested.
This meeting will he in lieu Of the
mass meeting usually held in one Of
the city churches every year All
Society and ali those Interested Ia the
cause are cordially invited To be pres
ent.
MademoiselIe d'Aubtgne isthe guest
IF Mrs. Reginald Gillian. IL East
Franklin street.
Miss Alvey Compl.nentcd.
SAYS an Atlanta exchange:
a delightful event OF Friday after
noon was the tea given by Miss Win
guest BMiss shrdlu Z =
ME Davis. in compliment tn her
guest. Miss Marie Alvey, of Rich
mond, and to Miss Josephine Camp
visiting Miss Margaret Armstrong.
The home was decorated with palms.
ferns and Richmond roses, the color
scheme being crtsnson and white. and
the pretty cnlorE were suggested in
the ices and bonbons, aud all the
minor appointments of the party. The
table had for its center, u great
basket OF meteor roses and in the
center Of each rose was tiny cleo
tric light
Mrs Davis received her guests
wearing gown Of yellow embroider-
"d chiffon over satin. Mrs Alvey 5
costume was of American beauty
clfaTrnesISe. Miss CampbelrS trock
vas Ut pale blue n1essahne. veiled in
iace, and Mics Armstrong wore white
charmeusc. with overdress If net. A
nret1N- Gnt- t+-.sf- titr--r-7stHrn=S 6r-ffle
receiving party We're the little theatre
caps of gold net, embroidered in
pearls one hundred guests called
during the afternoon.
Personals.
Miss Anne Keith Royal returned on
SUNDAY. after an absence of three
months IN the West. Miss Royal
visited in Dayton. o., Flint, Mich, and
Detroit
F%-SCHafor and Mrs George Il
Kee2eu. Of IEarri@enhuFg, Va. are
guests Of Governor and Mrs. Mann
at the executive, mansion,
Miss Dorothy Tatum, of Orsnge
Va, is the guest ~ Miss Emily
RoyalL
Nh Tlarrt Frazier left last week
for jacksonville. Fla where he vii
spend several weeks
Mrs Saxon w. Holt and Mrs
Mary G.. Reynolds. or Newport News
are in Richmond to attend Mrs. ELY
sons luncheon today.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Carroll II. Montague
spent several days last week in Dan
vile with Mrs Barnes r. Penn.
Mr. and Mrs William Hubert. o.
| Cincinnati. are guest of the latter''
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John u
! Potts.
! Miss Virginia Townes. of panville
is Visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Noble, of England who wal
| the guest OF honor at a Very prett,
! tea given by Mrs, John T. Anderson
Saturday afternoon. left yesterday
: for Phtia deIuhip