The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19

Is returned to this country. and is now
in New York. Last Saturday night she
sang at very beautiful dinner given
by Mrs. Charles Senff. of New York
and Virginia. in honor OF Miss VIII
son. daughter OF President Elect VIII
son. The dinner and recital were very
tashionablc functions and many dis
tinguishcd guests were present Miss
Booker Will sing in Richmond some
time during the spring
DIR. Drivers Dinner.
Invitations have been received here
to dinner TO be given on Friday eve
ming. February 81. at O'clock. in the
Alonticello Hotel. Norfolk, by Dr. viii
son >. Driver, TO meet most dis
tinguished gathering OF public men.
who VIII discuss Malaria of the Allan
tic Seaboard' after dinner. Those in
whose honor the invitations have been
issued are Governor Goldsborough Of
Maryland: Governor Craig, OF North
Carolina: Governor Brown, of Gcoreia;
Governor Trammell, of Florida; Gov
crnor ColQuitt. of Texas: Governor
Robinson. of Arkansas: Governor
Mann, OF Virginia; Governor Blcasc OF
south Carolina; Governor O'NeaI, OF
Alabama; Governor Brewer. OF Missis-
sippi; Governor Hall. OF Louisiana:
surgeon General Rupert Blue, of the
United states Public Health and Hos
pitai Service: DR.. w. :. Thayer. DR.
{. +. Craig and DR.. G. c. Bass A
number of prominent Richmond mon
viii 30 down 10 Norfolk to attend DR..
Drivers dinner.
Al the Jefferson Ten Room
me Tea room at the Jefferson, under
the management OF the Girls Club.
was charming meeting place vestcr-
DAY afternoon. The tea tables were
decorated with narcissus and pink
flowers, and the hostesses OF the af-
tcrnoon were Mrs. Robert Cabell and
Miss Ella Buck. Those assisting in
serving the callers were Mrs. George
Cole Scott Mrs. John Hayes and Miss
Lucy Ford Workman.
Iilicr-GniIespic.
Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe Gales
pie. formerly OF Montgomery, Ala but
now OF this city, announce the mar
rage Of their daughter Miss Daisy
Belle Gallespc, to Brunette Peterson
liiicr. The ceremony took place very
luletly> in Washington on Monday,
February u. Rev John T. Briggs Of
relating Mr.. and Mrs. Tillcr will he
at home after March at 1914 Park
Avenue.
Second Nutshell Tea.
The second Of the musical teas being
given at the Jefferson auditorium this
month VIII take place this afternoon at
scented by David and Clara Names.
violin and piano. whose work is un-
usually interesting for reasons apart
from the high artistic standard which
has made them among the most popu-
lar and sought after artists in New
York.
Mrs. Names belongs to the gifted
Damrosch family, who have contri-
butcd so much to the musical life of
.nis country In various ways, while MIR.
Aianneh's work is the Musical Settle
ment School, on the East Side in New
York. has made him a most conspicu
Gus figure in the social and educational
movement which is becoming country
wide.
Their program is us follows:
David and Clara Names. violin and
piano, Jefferson Hotel auditorium. Feb
ruary 10. 1913, O'Clock. prorrnn-
Greg, Sonata in q Major. OPP 13; Lcnto
Doloroso: Allegro Vivacc: Allegretto
Tranquillo; Allegro Animate; Bach. Air
on the G string; Brahms Intermez:o:
beethoven, Mcnuet; Schumann, Abend-
lied; Debussy, En- Bateau; kreislcr. Old
Vienna Waltzes: Wagner, "Drcams''
tStudy from Isoldc); Prize Song from
Mcister tsinger); Good Friday music
from "Parsifal"
Suffrage Meeting.
on Friday afternoon. February 81,
Dr. III. u. Jordan. of the University Of
Virginia medical department, a ma
tional expert, will address the Equal
Suffrage League on "Eugenics," at
halfDast o'clock. at league head
quarters, 500 East Broad Street. Mem
bcrs and the general public arc invited
to attend.
At the Retreat.
The Retreat for the Sick will OBJ
serve Thursday, February 20 as Dona-
ton Day. Agreat deal more work has
been done by the Retreat this last
year, and 1t is hoped that all friends
and those interested in the work will
respond to this need. The board OF
managers will be at the Retreat all
day on Thursday to receive any
friends who come.
Meeting To-day.
The Dorothea Payne Madison Chap
ter. Daughters of 1872, will meet this
morning at II O'clock in the homo of
Mrs. Leroy Brown. 934 West Grace
Street.
Dinner for Distinguished Guest.
One OF the most interesting dinners
of the winter was given on Monday
evening by Mrs William Lee at her
home. 1918 North Charles Street, Bal
timore. the guests being asked to meet
M. Andre dc Fouquieres, of Paris, who
lectures to-day at the Belvedere on