The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-03

the jubilee rendered her father-in -laH-
DIR. Balen Matteosan. by the physi-
clans OF Constantinople on the eXpi-
ration Of his fft!eth year as a physi-
cian. a reception was given DR.. Mat
teosian al the famous Tokatliane Hotel
In Pera. Turkey, which was thronged
with distinguished Armenian guests
the American colony being represented
by the consul and vice-consul, the
president and faculty of Rocket Col
lege, members OF the American EN-
bassy and others Many representa-
tive Greeks We're also present. as well
as other prominent guests OF other ma
tionalities
Speeches were made and numerous
kilograms and letters of coneratula-
ton were also read. A gold pen and
pencil. set in sapphircs and diamonds.
We're presented on this golden ami
versary by the physicians, and an ex-
quisite Guill-aha ped pen. set in rubies
ana diamonds. was presented by a spe-
cinl envoy from his native town.
Recital Wednesday.
The pupils of Mrs. william r. Rein
hardt will be heard in an evening Of
music tomorrow night AZ $50 o'clock
at the Conservatory OF Music corner
OF Laurel and Broad Streets 1t will
be very delightful event and the fol-
lowing program viii be rendered:
IN bel ar .,...... ............ Puccini
4 l.
Song OF the Chimes" Worrel1
Miss Lucille Williams
ia) Absent ,............M etcalf
OBJ The Maiden and the BUTTERFLY.
................... Chadwick
Mrs. Frederick 5. Braswell.
| ta) I'm Wearing Ava" Foote
| OBJ Thy Beaming Eyes" Mcdowell
Miss Anna Taylor
| ca ''Widmung" Schumann
| COB Destination .......... Fontainelles
Mrs, G. y. Garrett
Good BY. Summer Lynes
Miss Esther Wilson.
whispering Hope. Hawthorne
Miss Duesbery and Miss TAYLOR.
Flower Song" Gounod
Miss Polly Duesbery
Ca) LULLABY" Observation-Disclosures. Brahms
OBJ "A Rose Fable" .Hawlev
Miss Wilson
Melis ndc in Wood
Miss Rose Rahly.
ta) Songs My Mother Taught Me-"
CD From the Land OF the sky Blue
water. .Cadma n
Miss Duesbery
ta) "Du bistwieeine blume" Rubinstein
OBJ La Colombia" SCHNEIDER
Co MA Lii Sunbeam" Mckinley
Miss Helen Ball.
Allah" Chadwick
Miss Rahily.
ta) "A Little Winding Road" =. Ronald
W Carmeha .................W Wilson
Miss Enright
Wis ~; Onenbach
Chesterfield Meeting.
Chesterfield Chapter United DauCh-
ters OF the Confederacy held its reg
uiar monthly meeting on Friday after
noon at the Chester High School Build =
ing. This was the last meeting until
fall. and great deal of important
business was transacted The treas
| urer's report was most encouraging.
and two new members. Miss Jennie
Clay Ramsay and Mrs. Ann Maria Greg
DRY. were received into the chapter
Upon the invitation OF Mrs Hurt, the
chapter decided to hold its May meet
ing annually at Chester
Flowers were reported sent to the
JEFFERSON Davis section in Hollywood
Memorial Day. and to the grave of
Captain John NJ. Gregory, of Chester
field, which is located on Johnson
Island in Lake Erie. The chapter also
had the honor of accepting a silken
| battle-Aag OF To Confederacy from
Mrs. Agnes Drewry DeFord, which will
be publicly presented to the chapter on
the next meeting at Chesterfield Court
house. September 2. 4 beautiful ap-
peal for Arlington, from Mrs. Thoma
S. Bocock, as State director. was read.
at which time ii was decided TO do
nate $25 at once for Arlington.
In accordance with the request OF
the president general, that all chap
tiers should organize "A camp of Sons
| of Veterans, Chesterfield Chapter has
| reported camp organized in the name
OF the Chesterfield Sons of Veterans
Reception Last Week.
| Mrs. j. w. Robertson gave recep-
ton on Thursday afternoon from to
6 o'clock in her home in Forest Hill
Park in honor of. Miss Margaret Petit
| grew. whose marriage to Bernard Rob-
ertson. of South Richmond. Will take
! place on June II. Mrs. Robertson and
! Miss Pettigrcw were assisted in re-