The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08

Siuo' anu 10 10 Do All eNcnt OIL mucn
interest. A great many tables have
already been engaged. and those In
charge Of the reserving Of places arc
Mrs Aubrey Young. Mrs. George
Ainsl,e and Mrs. John G. Hagan.
Handsome prizes Will be awarded for
the highest scores and decorations will
BIO In spring flowers.
Another charity event to take place
this week will be the annual social
given by st. AIMS Society OF ST. NIary's
Church. Fourth and Marshall Streets,
which VIII be given in the Masonic
temple this evening. A delightful en-
tertainment has been planned. and
those In charge of the affair are
alesdames Joseph Heye. Aloysius Kus-
terer. Anthony Kramer and Joseph
Biiley. assisted by the members of the
society.
Attractive Concert.
On Thursday evening at $40 O'Clock
the choir OF the Broad Street Meth
odist EpiscopaI Church Will render
dehshtful concert for the Womens
CHRISTIAN temperance Union head
Quarters in Stiem Piano Company's
Hail III West Broad street. The fol-
rowing weil-arranged program will be
rendered.:
jerusalem Chorus. "Gallia."
Abide With Me- duet and choruH
Reading (sclectcd), Miss Name
Grubbs.
Sing Anelujah Forth" solo and
chorus tBuck)
Male Quartet-Messrs. Aening.
johnson, Stith. Wingtield-(a) "Old
Oaken Bucket" Especially arrangedD :;
OBJ Poor Uncle Ned" Especially ar
Assurance" chorus with solos
Address, Rev. James Buchanan, D.
Pilgrims Chorus" from .Tann-
hauser"
Selection (piano), Miss Mary Wright.
SOLO (contralto). Mrs. Terrell
female Quartet--aIrs. Anderson,
MISS Godsey. Miss Jones. Mrs Bebont
-(a) "Oid Folks at Home" Especially
arranged); Cb) The whippoorwil.
Especially arranged).
Jesus. Lover of My Soul (wn-
liams).
THE Evening Song" quartet hum
ming accompaniment.
Easter Chorus, with solos and duets
(Gambilotte).
L. ID. c. Meeting.
Amelia Chapter. United Daughters
or the Confederacy. held it's regular
monthly meeting on April 5. Two
new members were received into the
chapter, and Mrs. T. y. Isrdaway and
Miss Jessie Palmore, delegates to the
Farmville convention, made their re-
ports. which showed a very success
ful and enjoyable meeting. The fol-
lowing sums were donated: Arlington
FUND, Sl5. Shiloh Monument So re-
lief fund, $40. a gold medal has been
offered to the child OF Amelia County
writing the best essay on Causes OF
the War of 1S6l-65'' The Board OF
Supervisors OF Amelia has appropr!ot-
ed fund to be used in defraying the
expenses OF their soldiers TO Gcttys-
burg.
Home Weddings.
A pretty home wedding took place
on sunday afternoon at half-past 3
o'clock, when Miss Esther Halperln.
formerly of Newport News and
Emanuel Goldstcin. OF Richmond,
were married. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Shefferman, OF
the Keneseth Israel Synagogue. The
bride wore a gown OF white messaline
draped in dewdTop not and carried a
white prayerboolS with ribbon mark
ers. She was given away by her
mother. with whom she entered the
parlor Miss Dora Passamaneck, niece
or the groom, was maid of honor, and
wore hand embroidered frocll Ma
than Spector attended the groom as
his best man. A reception followed
thc CcIeHtoHH, H!lO the out town
guests present were: Mrs T. 6 Hal
perrin. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Iialperin.
Jacob Halperin. all OF Newport News.
and Miss Della Elsner, OF New York
Angels In Art.
Under this title. n unique attempt
has been made to place upon the stage
human reproductions OF the beautiful
and wonderful angels in the paintings
and frescoes of the old masters: Mel
ha1
Robbia, Carpaccio, etc. The tablcaux
Will be accompanied by appropriate
musicale selections from Palestrina,
Bach Handel. Mondelssohn, and otr.nr
composers Some of the best local
talent has volunteered its aid in rem
dcrtnS these selections, so that the
success of this part Of the program
also is assured. The living pictures
have already heen presented in n large
number of cities in Germany, Austria,
Belginm and R%seia, -.,Is: .G"nsi.si q. =. .,s
peclally they have also enjoyed the
patronage of many royal personages,
such as the German Crown Princess
the King and Queen Of Wurttemberg
the King and Crown Prince of Sax
ony, the Grand Duchess OF Wcimar.
and many others. German artistic and
literary circles have also lent their
enthusiastic support. Among this
class may be mentioned Professor
Henry Thodc in Heidelberg. his wife
nanicia, daughter of Hans Won Buelow
and his wife Cosima, who was after
wards married to Richard Wagner
and the well-known painter Of rel:--
iods subjects, Edward Won Gebhard in
Dusseldorf. who attended every re-
hcarsal In Berlin the musical pro-
| Cnjandid Cnr;,o Ton;.