The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
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10 be Ell the Jefferson auditor
ium will taAc place on Wednesday
February II. at o'clock. Miss Chris
tine Miller is the artistic and Miss
blanche walker is the accompanist.
The program is as follows;
The Highlander's + arew T.
(Burns). Robert Schumann
.sFrulingsnacht" Robert Schumann
.NachtiealT Johannes Brahms
Won Ewiger Liebe" ............
Johannes Brahms
IT, Morning Deu"...;. Edward Greg
"Sylvelin" .... Christian Sindlng
"Dont Ceare" 1DOrsetshire dia-
lecO ...... John \. Carpenter
III Piano Soil:
Minuet ............. Seeboeck
Nalse in + minor. CHOPIN
N. "Idyls of the South Sea (Eber-
hardD -..........- -,
Charles wakefield Cadman
emerald circles Of beauty
are these isles on the breast OF
the blue Pacihc-smah' com
nared with the immensely OF the
Surrounding waters. but large
enough to ave happily their
feathery palms. TO bear blossoms
81 strange loneliness, and TO
furnish haunts for moonlighted
waterfalls iridescent as span
gled eauze-laree enough TO be
the home of beauty and of love.
Cruel are their shores of broken
coral. the hungry reefs over
which the great waves cry, but
lust inside the rainbow waters
whisper TN the calm laSoons. ana
over All broods an atmosphere OF
idvllic If savage. contentment
and delight)
,a) where the Long White Wa
terfall." love song
Oh The Great Wind Shakes the
Breadfruit Leaf" ghost
song
(c) The Rainbow Waters WINS
per" canoe song.
(d) "Withered Is the Great Palm,
death song.
written for and dedicated to
Miss Miller by the composer
Y Nocturne A Walter Kramer
written for and dedicated to
Miss Miller)
The Eagle" (Tennyson) ........
Grant Schaefer
Candle Lghtin' Time" dun
BARI ....... .Coleridge-T
The Nightingale Song ...-:...
Ethelbert Nevin
Meeting Of Old Dominion Chapter.
Old Dominion Chapter Of the DauSh-
ters of the American Revolution, WEI
meet on Tuesday al noon at SoS East
Grace street Alternates for the con
tinental Congress in Washington VIII
be elected. and there VIII be othet
important business
Engagement Announced.
Mrs Rosalind How Maratle an
nounces the engagement of ner dauSh-
ter. Miss Daisy Dell Marahle. to Ben
i,min Chester Woody. the wedding 10
tal,a Mace the last Of February.
of Interest Here.
NJ and Mrs. J. 6. Luce ard dauSh-
tor Miss Elizabeth Luce. formerly Oh
Richmond. were guests Of honor At :"
dinner dance given by Companf NJ, OIL
Inc seventh Regiment Of New YORK al
,he armory. on last Thursday tNehihs,
their host and hostess. captain anu
Mrs George Towle. Captain IoWle -
the military engineer for the Se'en'i
Regiment.
Valentine Party.
The Foreet-Me-Not Circle. composed
of small girls. viii have d tea ior
child's cot in the Sheltering Arms HOS
pital on Wednesday afternoon. fepru-
arv 18TH. from TO 8 o'clock. at 1881
West Grace street.
kings Daughters Meetings.
Williams Memorial Circle. OF tn
Kings Daughters, will meet At AZ
East Franklin Street on Tuesday al
ternoon at o'clock.
ST Johns Circle. OF the hihs
Daughters. will hold very importa".
meeting on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. wiki Mrs. Henry Schmidt -fV-
East Broad street
club Meeting Held.
LAST week F. :. Iancy. Of the ChlIo"
civic Association gave most lhte'
esting talk before the Every MONDAY
'.11h on The Need Of Supervised
,,,,,,se-,ents He dsyeit first upon
.ra need in Richmond Il public
.h-arv with small branches IN the
rer,otc narts Of the city. where cniI-
lra, could learn 70 love books. he
also suggested there be room J"
.acl library for story telling. whicn'
~. laid. would be q splendid ii'id lot
he Story-Tellcrs League
Tho members Of the club were urS'd
.o Give their support 70 TIE formation
~ an amateur athletic association Tor
iris corresponding t. the enc JUST
.rranized in Richmond for men ana
,cvs .;r. Ianscv made very clear tI'
.,.,.o-,uYities Of this branch Of civic .
.s,+.rnent work by telling Of reforms .
which have taken place under MS 'wn .
when the boys have been .
given healthy sports TO take The place
Z vice The address made spiendld
IMPRESSION on all those present. ne
.lln met with Mrs Il. =. Gaines. ana
WIS Thomas Nurreu was chairman o. F
Do. afternoon.