The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
paid paid in Richmond dsa for a single perform


Work In Educational.
day Club is educational While always
seeking to provide entertaining ana
diverting performances. the guiding
Spirits OF this organization feel that
they have duty to perform In de-
veioping the potential musical talent
In Virginia IT is for this reason that
SO vast an amount OF time and atten-
tion Is given to tho chorus In this
gathering of 800 voices will be found
many who are tust arriving on the
first rung of tho ladder to musical
fame. Mr.. Baker feels that he has
under his care at least q score of the
great voices of the world. 1t Is the
desire of the Wednesday Club to give
such talent an opportunity to expand.
I'VE want Richmond to send great
artists abroad. We want New York
and Paris and London and Berlin to
come to us for the great voices. in
stead of our having to go to them.
said one of the directors. That brief
~ is the ultimate aim of the Wednes-
day Club. On previous occasions
crowded houses have wondered at the
splendidly trained chorus. This sea
son in even greater measure than
heretofore will they marvel
The twentieth annual festival of the
Wednesday Club will be a direct ap-
peal to all Richmond. Not alone the
musical highbrows. but those wso love
music for music's sake will be pleased
There will be that proper mixture of
the scholarly in music and the lighter
PRODUCTIONS to make OF each of the
three performances not only an in
structive Offering, but a period of real
and positive entertainment. Those
who attend will learn and enjoy: learn
that Richmond has musical talent OF
the highest calibre and enjoy the al
most marvellous blending of 800 voices
brought about by the careful work OF
Mr.. Baker and the painstaking en-
biggest feature Of the biggest series
Of concerts ever attempted by the
club.
Members of the Chorus.
Following is complete list OF the
men and women who compose the
chorus.
Women of Wednesday Clubs Chorus,
Mrs. Railey p. Thihett, Miss Della
Curry. Mrs. Jennis Harrington, Mrs
John Hooper. Miss Laura Muhlbrecher.
Miss a. j. Link. Mrs Fannie Ball, Miss
NJ. E. Link. Mrs. w. S. Beazley, Miss
Jessie Link, Miss Ruby Priddy, Miss
Matte Hogan. Miss Ada Kuyk, Miss
Emily Hall. Miss Ida Thompson, Mrs.
NJ. G. Thannonhouse Mrs. w. G. Duke,
y,
Mrs. +. III. Robinson, Miss Annie May
Alley. Miss Virginia Gay. Miss Abbey
Gwathmey, Mrs. Manly 3. Ramos, Miss
Stewart Wade, Mrs Katherine kirk
wood, Miss Rost Thomas. Miss Virginia
Spears. Miss Mary f. Campbell, Miss
Mary Ramos. Mrs. r. Park Motley,
Miss Doris NJ. Baker, Miss Alma 1.
Campbell. Mrs. E. K. Hill. Miss Err
nestine NJ. Otto. Mrs L. r. Wade, Mrs.
W. II Baker. Mrs Charles Jones. Miss
Margaret o'Brien, Miss Ether Jones,
Mrs. a. c. Harding, Miss Edna Sprenkie.
Miss Anna Sprenkle, Miss Emmie Rick
etts. Miss ". r. Reynolds. Miss Oakley.
Mrs. c. l. Eubank, Miss Jessie Hill,
Mrs. G. L. Button. Mrs. H. C. Cooper,
Miss Louise Stephan, Miss Emma TIL
lery. Miss Marian Welsh, Miss Martha
Kuegle. Miss Sarah Gwathmcy. Miss
Grace t. Owen, Mrs. A NJ. Gwathmey,
Miss Belle Rickett. Miss Louise Wade.
Miss Vieara Ramos, Mrs. d. G. MEGA
vooch, Miss Blanche Thomas, Miss
Lena Warren, Mrs. l. Boase, Mrs r.
ID. Peasants. Mrs. c. Fl. Winder, Mrs.
j. c. Bosher, Miss Beatrice Boast, Mrs.
Richard Lainsbury. Miss Ireno Scan
Owen, Mrs. A. b. Smither, Miss Leila
G. Goodrich. Miss A. P. Poris, Miss
Grace Hevsman, Miss Agnes Jones, Mrs
r. L. Adams, Mrs. II. T. Nightingale.
Miss E. C. ArendaIl Miss Amorette
Allen, Miss Anita Kirkwood, Miss
Eliza Craven, Miss Josephine Enright,
Mrs. Harriet NJ Billings, Mrs NJ I. En-
right. Miss Clara Beck. Mrs. ]. r. An
derson. Miss Eileen McCawIand. Mrs.
Ruth ]. Davis, Miss M. McCawsland,
Miss Mabel Davis. Mrs. Helen Jeter,
Mrs. w. !. Heckler. Mrs. Florence G..
Stevens, Mrs. Helen II. King, Miss Julia
r. Culbreth. Miss 8. f. Lyle. Miss
Mary Bell Whitlock, Mrs. A Il. Wight
man, Mrs. Ella Chalkley, Mrs. Craig
Pelouzc, Miss Hester Afaccan. Mrs. w.
ID. Wilburn. Mrs. W. X BurreIl, Miss
Katherine Liton. Miss Anglise, Miss
Mamie Haw, Miss NJ Royall Mrs G..
II. Talley. Mrs Lillian w. Wilkins, Miss
Ellen q. Lindsay Miss Rita May Baker
Miss c.. d. Brownley, Mrs r. Hill. Miss
j. X. Christian. Mrs. r. j. I,ifford. Mrs.
a. G. Grant. Miss Rhodes, Miss Beatrice
Winder Mrs. L. I. Gary, Mrs. e. p. Bax-
ton. Miss FLORENCE Crane, Miss Fanny
NJ. Potts. Mrs. T. II. APT, Miss Sarah
Hogg. Miss Pauline Chewing, Mrsn II.
crime Powers. Miss Hotchkiss, Miss
August Miss Wilkins. Miss Y. IT,
Christian, Mrs. IL. III. Metzc, Miss Annie
Lee Kenny, Mrs. NJ. I,cake. Miss Marie
Hatcher. Mrs. w III ATatlock, Mrs.
Stockton, Mrs. EVA NJ, Miller, Mrs.
Vaughan, Mrs. F. 10. Troot, Mrs M. c.
Doubles, Mrs, w Browning, Miss
louise Barker, Mrs, sIr. r.. Reynolds,
Mrs. d. u. Crews. Mrs. tx ane Miss ollie
III Brown, Miss Afinhie Staude, Miss
Rut Brown, Miss Davis, AIiss Hodeaoti,
Miss Mary w. Swami, Miss Linden,
Mrs. tt NJ. Christian. Mrs. s. q. Mere
dith, Mrs. Katherine Gross, Miss Eu-
genia Pollart. Miss Katherine Thurs
Jon. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Gill, Mrs. How
ard Bryant, Mrs. a. M. Roberts, Mrs
Bowles, Miss Grubbs, Miss Blanche
Kidd. Miss Irene tBatltIns SAf,sa 1Travsar