The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-29

Lakeland, Samuel shklar, Hen
w Schroeder.
"AdaClo" tsolo) .....,..-.... Ries
Sam Cowardin.
"Sarabande" ......-.. 1899. trlml
Twilight -......,-....... - I4ihi
Junior Glass.
Mary Lakeland.
Petite symphonique". ....... Tours
Junior Class
'tConcerto," No. 2, first movement
t@OlQ) .......-.,.t Spot1
Samuel Shklar.
"Rond"' ...''..''''''. pee, hoNei
Romance" ,.......... Helmesherger
Messrs Cowardin, Shklar. Koma-
rex: Misses Heck, Schumacher,
Damon, Thurston, Kecfl.
"Ziguewerweisen" ...,.... Sarasate
Katherine Thurston.
Largo" ............-.-. Hendei
Ensemble.
The students taking part in this re-
citai are: Sam Cowardin, 1nez Da-
mon, Eugene Heck, Mamie Keck
Frank Komarek. Samuel Shklas
Paula Schuimeistcr, Katherine Thurs
ton. Willard Alley, Catherine Betniss
Grace Christian, Helen Hickerson,
1amin Lakeland. Elizabeth Patterson,
Henry Schroeder, Virginia Stallings
Reaumur Stearnes. Thomas Wilson,
Mary Alexander. Cary Anderson,
Louis Biagi. David Constine, Alice
Callahan, william Feithaus Melvin
Hardin, Isabella Hester, Catherine
| Hin, Josephine Massie. Delta Moore,
Lena Schmidt, Ned Whitehead. Poca-
| hontas Wight, Elizabeth Wood, Ro-
| land Woodall, Margaret Barker,
Ethel Hester Margaret Kern. William
Komarek William Reed, Mary Ellen
Rueger, Lynn Weakley, Langhourne
! Williams, Helen Felthaus, Florence
Murray. E.hel Sutton. Mabel Murray
Miss Mary shelton and Miss Maria
Lee Goodwin will be the accom-
panists
To Sail On Maurefania.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacauelin Taylor and
their two children. who have occupied
tho residence of MI and Mrs. Mel
Vile Patterson on the Cary stree
road during the past winter, will sal
on the Mauretania, Juno the 18th, &C
companied by Mr.. Taylor's sister. Mrs
George Smith. The party will spent
two months motoring through Eng
land and Scotland
OF Interest.
Mrs. p. j. White Is chairman o
| carriages for Memorial Day. Mem
| bers OF women's Confederate orgali
cations in the city may arrange 70
seats In carriages by communication,
with Mrs. White.
Prominent Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. Withers p. Clark, o
Lynchburg. have announced the en-
gagement and approaching marriag
of their daughter Charlotte Saunders
to Wylie Daniel Hodges. also of tina
city. The wedding, which will be
fashionable affair. will be celebrated
in ST Paul's Episcopal church, /,
tLynchburgr on the evening Of Wed
nesday, Juno 25th, at 8 O'Clock.
The announcement In of much in
terest to Miss Clarks friends in Rich
| visited. She Is an alumna of Holm
college, and Is widely related. as i
Mr.. Hodges. throughout the State.
Garden Fete.
The night performance of the Gin
| ter Park Garden Fete, which had L
be postponed from last week on ac'
count of the rain. will be held this
evening from to 10 o'clock at this
residence of Mrs, Edwin Sampson. 500
Seminary avenue. Cinter Park. The
affair promises to be one Of the most
dttfdCRiNs OF the bfdSoH ana Will open
with the vendors parade at o'clock
There will be number Of very at
tractive Greek and Roman dances
and music and refreshments will add
to the occasion.
Colonial Danes Meet
The annual meeting OF the Colonial
Danes of America In the State OF
| Virginia was held Monday afternoon
in the pariors of the Woman's club,
/ the attendance being very satisfac-
tory in spite of the inclement weather.
Reports were read from the various
committees, the recording secretary
| Mrs. Jordan Leake, giving par
tcularly Interesting one. Mrs. Rob
ert A Lancaster. the corresponding
secretary. also gave her report. The
/ treasurer, Mrs Granville G.. Valen-
tine. told of the very good condition
OF the society's finances. The men,
4 bers of the board of directors were