The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-16
every paper. as age will be consider
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Musical Cantata TO he Given ut JEFF

ferson.
Il Mr.. r. G.. Salisbury. Mr.. Howard
/ Bryant, DR.. IL Koblenzer. Mrs, s. b.
7 Heauembourg, Miss Catherine Thurs
L ton, Mr., Samuel Cewarain. and Mrs
\ w. NJ. Lasher went up to Ashland
Wednesday evening for a final re-
hearsal with the Ashland Choral
club OF Tho Rose Maiden" a de-
! lightful musical cantata to be given
/ at the Jefferson auditorium on Monday
evening. May 18TH
/ The choruses will be sung by the
I Ashland Choral club. and Mrs. Bias
I ingame, soprano; Miss Lancaster. con-
! tralto: DR.. Koblenzer. tenor; and
| Mr.. Howard Bryant, baritone, will
| sing the solos.
I Everything is being done to make
the entertainment both social and
artistic success. and when the cantata
/ was given in Ashland some time ago,
| many were unable to gain admittance
on account OF the large crowd. Those
! taking part in the cantata are well
known in musical circles in Richmond
and Ashland, and Richmond people
are looking forward with much inter
est TO hearing these delightful singers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champ Clark Entertain.
! The Speaker and Mrs Champ Clark
were at home informally Wednesday
afternoon at their residence in Six
teenth street, and received host OF
! callers. The large rooms were abloom
with lovely pink snap-draRon and
other spring blossoms, and the solors
of Missouri and Colorado. Ices were
served In the form of daisies in COM
pliment to Mrs Story.
Mrs. Clark. who was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. william Cumming
Story. president OF the d. A.
r., wore IL gown of pale blue and
chiffon. Mrs. Story had on a gown
of lavender brocade crepe.
Others who assisted in entertain
ing their many distinguished guests
were: Mrs James Montgomery, of
Portland. Ore. Mrs. Pitzer and Miss
PitZer sister and niece Of the hostess;
Mrs. william Cullop, Mrs. John j..
Raker. Mrs Cooper. Mrs. Taylor. of
Colorado: Miss Margaret johnson, of
Missouri; Miss Finch, and Mr.. Ben
nett Clark
MIS- Pitzer and her daughter were
both dressed in white chiffon and
charmeuse. and Mrs. Montgomery
wore white satin draped with black
lace.
Among the guests were Mrs James
Pinchot, Mrs. Charles RouEhton Wood,
the charge d'affaires of Persia and
Nine All Kuli Khan. Miss Ellen Stone,
the famous missionary; Governor Cox,
! of Ohio; Mrs Bennett. Senator and
/ Mrs. Gore, Mrs. William r. Dennis,
! Mrs, Carr, Of Missouri; Countess de
! Chambrun, Mrs, John Hays Hammond.
Miss Elizabeth Hammond, Mrs. Robert
| La Toilette. Miss Foia. I4aFoliette, Gov
! ernor and Mrs. Alva Adams, of Colo
! RADIO, Representative Taylor, Mrs
/ Seidonridge, Senator Thomas, of Colo
RADIO. Miss Brown. daughter of for
! mer Governor Brown. of Missouri;
Professor and Mrs. Undegraff, of Mis-
souri,, Miss Wells, of Missouri: Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Belmont, Miss Jane
Russell Smith. and Representative and
Mrs. Russell. of Missouri.
A charming incident occurred on
the entrance of Governor Cox. of
Ohio. when Mrs. Clark read n poem
written by Mrs. Sherwood, honoring
his work in the stricken State of Ohio
during the recent flood.
Personals.
Miss Elizabeth Greaves, Of Able
marie county. is the guest of Miss
Warwick, on Hermitage road. Miss
Greaves will take part in the ladies
tennis tournament which comes off
at tho Country club some time in
June, during which time she will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Murray
Mcclure, on West avenue.
Mr.. John Powell viii give re-
cltal next Thursday night in the music
room OF the Chester hotel, Chester,
Va. and n large crowd from Rich
mond will go to hear him.
..
Mr.. Ben J. Potter Is in New York
attending the annual meeting Of the
American Guild of Organists. Mr.
ana Mrs. Potter are spending the sum-
Her at Forest Hail.
Mrs. Meredith Montague and Miss
Emily Montague of New oTk, expect
10 spend the summer AT the Virginia
Hot Springs, The latter VIII come 10
Richmond this week to visit friends
Mrs. James w. Morris Is sailing
summer with her father and sisters
in London,
ward, Newport News
Mrs. William Allan. of Charlotte