The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-26
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Mrs. John T. Davidson and small
daughter will leave July LIST for Buena
Vista, Pa, where they expect tt
spend the summer. Mrs. Allan Tai
bolt will accompany them. after which
she will go TO Bedford county, Va. TO
visit relatives.
Governor Mann Goes to Gettysburg.
Governor William Hodges Mann
will 60 to Baltimore by boat and
motor from there to Gettysburg to at
tend the reunion of the Blue and
Gray. lie and Mrs. Mann will go In
August TO Denver, Colorado, TO attend
the conference Of governors. MIR.
Hunter Mann. of China, who is now In
Tennessee. will return to the execu-
tive mansion the end of this week.
brilliant Concert
The closing exercises OF the Rich-
mond Conservatory of Music opened
last evening at the John Marshall
high school auditorium with bril-
liant concert Professor Cosby rem
tiered his original recitation with all
the skill Of a real artist and received
much applause. The pupils all did
splendid work. and the piano and VIC
lin ensembles, First Symphonic, by
Beethoven; Peer Gynt Suite. by Grieg.
and Tampa" by Herold. were prob
ably the best selections on the pro-
gram, which was as follows:
First Symphonic ........ Beethoven
Piano and violin ensemble. =.
'fRig0letta .i>isEl
Miss Irene Hedgeherth.
s'Idttle Love Song ...... Anterior
Concerto tMexican) ........C Castro
Miss Carrie SeideI and Prof. Cosby.
Violin solo, Life Let's Us Cherish"
Cramer
Miss Sadie Fisher
Prelude COP. 2s, No. l59 Chopin
Mrs. Robert Beadies.
Iris s'a AsUiiT1' "a
Piano ensemble
"Titania" .....-.......- w ely
Miss Azele Perkins.
Miss Linda Harrison and MI. Robert
Beadles.
Violin quartet, The Palms" e.. Faure
Messrs. Ford, Baker, beavers, Hen
drick.
Kettle Sonata .......... MacDoweil
Miss Clarice Bib.
peer Gynt Suite" ............Gr ieg
Piano ensemble.
Polka de Concert .........-.B Bartlett
Miss Grace Pettus.
Violin. 30. Promise Me" -. Dekoyer
Miss Rose Rosenthal.
Overture. Tampa" ........ Heroic
Piano ana El0ln ensembles.
The best program will be repderet
tonight, Thursday, June 26th. at s:lt
O'Clock, which closes the work fol
this season There will he an award
ing of the diplomas, medals. cts. The
program viii be as follows:
ssWiener Waller" .. Gurifti
Piano ensemble.
Second Symphonic. first movement,
Beethoven
Piano ensemble.
tValge" taStrO
Miss Pearl Lewis.
Second Symphonic. Finale"
Beethoven
Piano ensemble.
Vocal solo, Flower Song ~-Gounod
Miss Esther Wilson.
''Slumber Song" Anterior
Ensemble fifty violins.
Rhapsody Hungroise, No. l1.--- Lisz'
Miss Zoe Shrecengost
yielin solo, ''Blue Bells of Scotland"
Farmer
A. Miss Louise Fitzpatrick,
/ Vocal solo. From the Land Of th'
ga Sky-Blne Water" -Cadmar
IA Miss Polly Duesherry.
"Silvers Spring" -.-..-.-.-.--Ma sor
Miss Ethel Purdum.
when Love is Young" Engelmar
Piano ensemble.
''Eroica Sonata" .MacDoWel
Mr.. Robert Beadles.
Vocal solo. "Carmena" $500 Wilson
Miss Josephine Enwright
Violin ensem BILE. Misses Long. Shel
ton. Houghton, Lawler. Duke, John
son. Nunnally. Eaprato, Fitzpatrick
Sonato in r Minor .......---- Iisz
Miss Clarice Bib.
Violin solo, "Serenadc" ...-- Shuber
Miss Essie Ehrstein.
uyratar S,,f+a,, MacDowei
Piano ensemble.
Mrs. Swanson Returns to Washington
Mrs. Claude a, Swanson, who wen
TO New York for the polo games. anc
remained to pay some visits, has re-
turned to her home in r. street
Washington. Except for occasional
short trips, Mrs. Swanson VIII re-
main there with Senator Swanson
until the end of the session.
Announcements.
Cards have Just been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. ]. II. SandridRe. formerly
Of Charlottesville. but now of Rich
mond, announcing the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Sadie Mason, TO
Mr.. Lewis Carleton Mathews. Of Nor
folk. the marriage having taken place
in Richmond. January IL. 1919. After
September list, MIR. and Mrs. Mathews
will reside In Norfolk.
Mr.. Henry Lewis Richardson an
nounces the marriage of his daugh-
ter. Miss Sarah Alma, TO Mr.. ERIE
Banker. In Richmond, at the Broad
street Methodist church Sunday, June
22d, at / O'clock. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Frank l. Wells
Last Meeting of Season.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
society held its last meeting for the
season at tho Confederate Museum