The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
Society

~ t-3,ah that IN its pert@ctiOn sTd hFli-
rs liafiee made temperate COMMENT
nuekerv and found in the most eNtraN-
ri agnuf praise no hint Of eAtggeratloh.
r. uri.s saneiv Of MIR. PoWells play
N ing is a diffcuit feat end one that Ie"
who heard his wonderful concert yes
h serssay afternoon would attempt I"
perform His artistic greatness. ms
fechpicai perfection, and his 'nforlHd'
manner when ne prefac@d each mem
ber with 9, short syuopsis "f It's thth'
ana motif. held HIS audience spell.
n bound They waited for eaeh note ln
GREATNESS oxpectAncN ana heard with
awe its great BEAUTY. that held them
NJ @rYhraied. From his early youth MT
Powell has plaNed before the tne10 beers
III the Nomaus club. UiaDv of whom
I are his personal friends and IN" con
cert YESTERDAY bad peculiar 'ia'1h
aor this reason.
Mr. Powell proEra4r at glance
reyesied the pleasures Ia store for HIS
listeners and this was enhanced "h'n
~. took his audieHre iuta his confidence
as IL were bs telling of the meaning "i
& she conluositionS and the stgnihcane"
asf his INTERPRETATIONS The ppttir
u-eaning Of SchDwanHs Forest Scenes
was fully brought out RS ne singled "iU
each number uf tho suite ana az times
: illustrated his remarks h2- rendering a
4le hunters through fhe forest. ana
! heard a. SflWmauu Intended lheg
should the rHstung IF leaves the hmm
tiers horns The reveirV Al the tavern.
y ef1s haunting yo3eftrt4;ts af ia" dense
s forest ana Uauy bits Of uaidTS, of
which the music WAS ~ mb0iita! IN
This number lac PLAYED The Entrance
Il III, Forest. rhe Euuier on the
4 Watch. The r0ucsoHa Flowers, Tire
q Rolling Landscape. The Haunted
i Place Thu Tavern Tn" Troop al
/ Hantsmcu. and EoodhS tea the Forest.
The two tdszt numbers. GuDmeuTetEH,
The Gance of the gDornes, and Nazeppa,
& in which Mr., Powell interpreted Ma
gepnas Wild ride with thrilling effect,
were particularly we'll received HIS
FINAL number. Francks variations gym
nbnniaues was douhly interesting u
That Miss Mvrtte Bedford " ho IS prom
trent among Richmond q Younger must
sians mayed the orehe Strsl party. Miss
Redford's plan ing was of the highest
rider. and she shared the applause With
Mr. Pow ell.
The program VAS $ follows
T. Mozart ,.,.,-.So Sonata IN r Major
II. Schunauu ......... Forest Scenes
III List ..-...---.-... .ffTIoT17 en- ''f'
--..-.......-,. Mazeppa
Schubert -Iaszt --... --...-..,-., MAF'h
ls.-tsesszr F7r7tt-k Variations SYM
phuoiqucS
Orchestra arranged for second plan"
Miss Myrtle : Bedfurd
Mrs J Smith BrockenbrQuEh, Mr.
4 Poaell's sister. was chairman for the
afternoon Mrs Granville Valentine
seryed lemonade. and Mrs AleNan-
: aAA~ls xax,- assist ID III M Ellen
] Gulson and Mrs. Rolfe Glover. pour
@ ed coffee.
Country Club Gay
This week viii Ice unusually gay at
the Country Club with small luucheons,
dinners and teas scheduled for eaclf
4say. and the annual meet Of the Deep
Run Hurt club Saturday afternoon.
followed hy a tea at which. Il is osti-
mated there viii be between eight and
niae hundred guests Mrs. Pope Nash
-s-s-~tHsnets r'8iaa Hts'~-s Vt isTesss~ a.
7@Fsheen at the club Yesterday Mir.
I. sseorge W. Stevens was host at nun
cheon af ten covers in honor Of Mr..
aas Mrs, Bell, Of Philadelphia,
Mrs. starke Entertained.
Mrs. Ashton StArke. who ts iait ing
her sister. Mrs. Henry Northern. in
Macon. Ga is being extensively enter
tanned AR. and Mrs. William Cole
raan were hosts at bridge dinner in
her honor on Friday evening, The
table Was decorated with a beautiful
basket II Pant Neyron roses Invited
II meet Mrs. Starka We're Mrs. Donald
InrraN. q NeW York Mr. snd Mrs
Emory WinshIp. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs
Louis Stevens. MIR and Mrs w f.
Coleman. Mrs. " r Ma CHAM and
Messrs- Waiter IBrpin John C'urd ard
Samuel Dunlap
Mrs. WORKMAN gave luncheon In
TIT h5fior SATURDAY when QuaRtItics u
pink peonies were usea AS table and
house ,iecora tions
-. = To Visit at "Meaaovs Brook - 49,. .
Miss Marion tordilt Of New Orleans
Ia. viii come T. Richmond the FIRST or
itlns ia attend large htt4sst. Part 10
b. given hv Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas JET
sress. al their countr' home Meadow
brook" The guests will include friends
b 81 Miss Minerva ffasRtnS "a niece Of
4 efr arT1 tfTs fsfrfess whose engage
K rneiit to Mr. Thomas KfneXf0rd NJ OS-
weso n. y. was announced several
months ago Later Miss Cordill viii
: Rn n Big -Ai4aza- C4lrn La iLA-A iran
Several weeks
In %ono~ Of Mrs suttriok.
Mrs. f.oriug A. Cover gave "a bridge
Y party YESTERDAY afternoon ~ her home
IN the Green Spring Valley. Nd. I'M
i hhfor % Mrs I.uc> HAYES fsutuica ~
~ sffcf7a '."iTv f3ttr4aK II ~y3sf4ftfii X
seFerai weeks with her brother IN a "
- F@FftSa' WI. gun MfNt JbEN EFStt
+ Wight. al Wildwood. in the Green
Eprine VALLEY
Leave For Reunion.
Mrs. James W. Gibbons and her
/ nauehter. Mrs Katherine =. Thomas
left the city yesterday for Macon Ga
y attend the reunion. 1Nev' VIII er-
tend their trim 20 Savannah. Ga, and
TO quincy ana Jacksonville. f'Ia
engagements Announced
Miss Dorothy Dame daughter ~ Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Cushing Dame II
Tlchlsnd Park. 10 Nr Norman Ran
dalnh Watt son ~ M George Watt
The marriage Niil take place on Tues
nav evening. june 4th In 81 lanes
Episcopal church
Mrs. t7oreuce Adelaide Moral n
Nrightsyilie Ga. announces 'tha on
ragsrnent of her daughter. Nodia. Ia
Mr.. ! l. IlewellH'n II Newpor1 News
n. ne wedding viii take place on
Ma 21d. Al the NrghtSvtlle Metho-
dist church.
Meet Today.
The general Association for trt
Preservation ~ Virginia Autidultiea
will meet this morning at - O'Clock
In the rooms Of the Virginia u fstoy,ics,
\ frfetr71rrrs zrr retTyrrgtcs-
IT, attend
The regular monthly meeting of Tae
aS.hapter. T. r.. Ga viii be held mis-
morning al III O'Clock in Lee Camp
& HAIL
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