The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-05


| cthy Courtney with a. l.. Jones: Miss
Primer, of Suffolk. with IT. u. Gillian;
Miss Shields Jones with d. T. Crockett.
Miss Lyle Gary, with II. ID. Quarles:
( Miss Martha Sutherland, with George
Cook. Of the University of Virginia;
| MISC Wiley, of Baltimore, with Frank
/ Zane, OF Randolph Macon College:
Miss Helen Rose with II. II. Seay.
Kappa Alpha; Miss lola Abbitt. of
Lynchburg. with E. Dunford Phi
Gamma Delta; Miss Adelaide Rother.
| with G. p. HARDWOOD. Pi Kappa Alpha;
Miss Alice Gilman, with s. +. Gray.
Kappa Sigma: Miss Ethel Boudar. with
G. w Colonna Sigma Phi Epsilon,
! The chaperons included DIR. and Mrs
Walter S. Mcneil, Colonel and Mrs
Thomas b. McAdams; Mr.. and Mrs
Henry 5. Hotchkiss and Mrs. Aubrey
Young. The stays were r. o. Moss, d.
/ G. Albert, j. ~. Caskie. o. 3. White and
Mir. Taylor, of the University OF vir-
! ginia
Miss Melvin TO Talk.
Miss Melvin, who is chairman of one
/ OF the recreation parks in Baltimore
and will take part in the program OF
The Recreation Congress here this week,
. Viii speak TO the Equal Suffrage
League Of Virginia at its weekly meet
ing Thursday afternoon. The meeting
viii be held at headquarters. 500 East
Broad Street, and will begin. promptly
at o'clock
Al the WOman'S Club.
/ DR. C. Alphonso Smith. &c the Uni
versity Of Virginia, will addiSss the
members Of the Woman's Club this af-
F., ternoon at half-past o'clock on 10
subject of Folk Lore" The lecture
VIII be one OF the most interesting
events Of the entire season at the club.
and a large audience will be present to
greet the speaker
owing TO DR.. Smiths early depa rture
from the city. the hour of the lecture
/, has been changed from the usual time
/ TO half-past o'clock, and those at
Z tending are asked to reach the club
promptly. Miss Annie Steger Winston
is chairman OF the afternoon.
Class Meeting.
Miss Zelle Minors pupils held their
April class meeting on Wednesday af-
ternoom. when the following attractive
I program was rendered:
March tBohm), Misses Louise and
Marie Gibboney.
Allegro tFirk). Miss Eva Hargrove.
Humoreske Dvorak), Miss Mabel
, Warren.
Alpine Lament" hichner), Miss Le-
Ola Hernaman
Lullaby" tDutton). Miss Elizabeth
Hargrove
"Valse" Chopin, Miss Jennie Jones.
Petite Carnival tStreabbcg), Misses
'Barcarole" Ckullak). Miss Madeline
! Williams
'.Nocture in Flat" Chopin. Hiss
I Lucy Willis.
"ciondolier G. Minor" tMendeissohn).
( ,Vaise, g. Flat Major" Chopin. Miss
Marie Gibboney.
/ 20 Thou sublime Sweet Evening
star" "Tannhauser' tWagner -Lizst).
/ Miss Elsie Hilton.
Waltz" tMoskowskD. Mrs. Eun,ce
] Hin Walker
/ Old Folks Concert.
! An interesting event will be given
! at the Randolph Street School audito-
! rum on Friday evening. May 9. at
i o'clock, when an Old Folks Concert
! Church. The public is cordially in
Vited.
I Authors Reading.
one of the most delightful occasions
! OF the spring season was the authors
/ reading given by Mrs Kate Langley
! Kosher before the Every Monday Club.
I in the home OF the president OF the
+ club. Miss Ruth Sublett. The wide
( rooms OF the lovely old Southern home
: were iillcd with large number OF
\ women, members and guests of the
/ club, who had gathered to show their
/ appreciation of their gifted townswo-
/ man and TO listen to her philosophy of
Ire. as interpreted in her stories Miss
Suolett, in few well-chosen words in
! troduced Mrs Bosher. the mother Of
I the children we have known and loved"
ana once a member of the Every Mon
] DAY Club. Mrs. Bosher responded in n
/ gracious and charming manner and
! thcn read strongly contrasted group
oil three stories, none of which, as the
author said, preached, but each OF which
carried with 1t "a haunting suggestion.
| OF these the first. The Gentlcmen's
Cub, told with rare pathos and dis
eliminating understanding of human
! nature the part Happy a bit of hu-
man driftwood played in arresting the
! tragedy in the life of the man he loved
ana the wife of that man. In doing
tnis' Happy, once n waif of the streets.
! VINO wanted to live up to the code of
| honor or the Gentlemen'S Club Of his
/ fellow urchins. found 1t very hard to
! be gentleman. The second story
Matter of management" touched a
| lighter chord OF human life and gave
! me amusing experience Of man who
essayed to change places with his wife
/ Tor one day, to manage the affairs
OF the household and graphic with the
! servant problem How this disciple of
! system manages or misinannges and
/ itt last is obliged to own the defeat of
'iS theories, is told in n witty, en-
Pertaining manner. The last OF the
| group, called The Lost Chapters" pre-
scented page from the Hitchcock Of a
| woman of ambition. who felt herself a
,aiiure hecause she had not written the
Dook OF which she had dreamed all her
! iife How the lost chapters of this
DOCK, deeds of service to others which
snc had forgotten. are restored to her by
.nosc TO whom she had done the SER
wee ana who had not forgotten and
NC" tnis unseifsh woman is crowned
! ny the love Of a worthy man, is told
III tender, vital manner, which left
an impression on the hearers that will
| linger long.
Meetings To-day.
~ very important called meeting of
the board of managers of the Virginia
Home for Incurabies will be held MT
Murphy's Hotel this morning at II
O'Clock. IT is the desire OF the presi-
dent that the entire board be present.
The Helping Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters VIII meet this afternoon at
O'Clock with Mrs. James F.. Schwa,mev-
or. Of 1901 East Broad Street. All
members are urged to be present.
st. Johns Circle of Kings Deurh-
tiers Will hold a very important meet