The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-21
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

and diamonds, while that OF the En-.
pcror is shield and wreath of dia-
monds. These pins have been worr
at tho weddings of all tho sons and
daughtcrs and grandchildren of the late
commodore.
The wedding took place at csc
o'clock at st. Thomas's Church Garrison
Forest, the rector. Rev Hobart a.
Smith, officiating, and was follow cd
by small reception at I.yal Park
the home. near Pikcsvillc. of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Eeale Cockey."
Mr.. and Mrs. Werth were registered
at the l8elvedcre Hotel in Baltimo re
for their several days stay in that
city.
Camping in New England.
John Springer Gray, Hiram r Gates.
Jr., and Charles SkinlIcr Valentine. in
charge OF c. c. Reed. left town We'd
nesday morning for Baltimore, where
they Will be Joined by William Tappan
and proceed To East SebaGo. Maine, to
spend the summer months camping.
Later on the party will be joined by
Talbot Young. Osborne Jones. Thomas
and William Parrish, who will also
camp in East Scbago for the heated
term.
Annual COMMENCEMENT.
The Richmond Conservatory of Music.
of which Professor r. l.. Cosby is di-
rector. Will hold its annual commence
mcnt exercises At the John Marshall
High School Auditorium on Wednesday,
and Thursday evenings of this week ut
$50 o'clock. y very interesting pro-
gram has been arranged in which all
of the pupils will be featured.
Miss Clarice Marshall Bibb, who re-
Gently gave her artist recital. will re-
ceive her diploma at this time, she be-
ing the first full graduate in the post :
graduate course of this school. Mrs.
William Rcinhardt, who is well known
as concert singer and vocal teacher,
VIII take part in the program with
her pupils. The commandments of
the Richmond Conservatory of Music
have proved very Interesting events
in musical circles OF Richmond and
the public is invited to attend.
Lnwn F'ctc ana Musical.
An interesting society event OF to-
morrow evening will he the lawn fetc
and musical which will he held at The
Rcctory," the home Of Mr.. and Mrs r..
l.. Osgood. near Brook Hill. at $50
o'clock. The musical is arranged by
Madame Neliis-Foster. and the whole
entertainment; is under the auspic, $
of the Neighborhood League. The lawn
VIII be prcttily decorated In Japanese
lanterns ana bright-colorcd lights Re
ircshments Will be served at small
tables. Many parties will motor out
from Richmond to attend il and the
whole entertainment Will he n VERY
pleasing one. The artists taking part
include Mrs. Herman II. Strehl. mezzo
soprano: Miss BETTY Conklin. soprano;
Mrs. 7. ii. Terrell. contralto: Miss Flor
ence Danscy, pianist: Norman Call.
baritone. Herman Il. Strchl, tenor, and
little samuel Shklar, violirist The
following program Will he rendered:
/. Etude in G minor. 80. Rubinstein
Miss Florence Dansey.
-. "Carmcna" W Wilson
Mrs. r. II. Fcrrell
8. The Passage Birds Farewell"..
Hildacli
MIR. and Mrs. Strehl.
4 Hungarian Dance. Haesche
Master Shlllar
5. French Songs:
() Gavotte. 'NIanon.". .AInsscnot
th) "Chanson Provencale".
Del Aqua
Miss Bette Conklin.
o. ta) Happy Song" .....Del Rigio
OBJ "Summcrtimc Song
Alvey Spccks
Mrs. Strehl
:. Group Of Songs. Selected
Norman Call.
S. ca AT Dawning' Cadman
OBJ Little Boy Blue" .Joyce
Mrs. Terrell.
?. "Haberna Apira' C''CarmenD Bizet
10. ta) "Orientalc" Cue
tb) "Liebesfrend" Kreisler
/ song acknowledgements. Selected
Mr.. call.
In case OF rain the entertainment
VIII be given ut the same hour and
place on Tuesday evening
Miss EricL'S commencement
me fourth annual commencement of
MISS Marie e. Frick's music school was
held Thursday evening in the audi
forum of the John Marshall High
school with a large and apprcciative
audience present. Compositions were
'cndercd from all famous COMPOSERS.
;id special mention must be made OF
MISS Pearl Pcrkinss playing of Les
l'tuN Alonetts." from memory and Miss
lima Miller's playing OF Lucia Iii Lam
mcrmour' with the left hand 1t was
l Charming and delightful affair, and
me auditorium was banked with beau
lHnl movers sent TO the teacher AZ we'll
IS 10 her pupils. Among those taking
part IN The program were Leona Cam
non blanche Crowdcr, lrma Miller.
Mary Mcintyre. Louise Jurdcn, Bobbie
James Rosa Hoffman, Rosa Codora.
ial Dunn, Gladys Ford. Thcina Tuck.
Doris Urban. Ruth Williams.eVcra Glib
son, Esther Davis, Ruth Stansbury,
'harles Thurston Miriam Grihblc. Louise
Jackson. Mary Wilson. Mamie Wey-
mouth. Jessie Mcintyre. Pearl Perkins.
'ar'ie i-eftwich, lillian Chappcn. Willie
hawkins, Florence stone. Kate Stone.
lettie Bray, Madeline Dohcrty. Horace
5INant Florence Hamilton. Estelle
lark, Beatrice Taylor. Gladys Braucr.
'earl Perkins, Grace Trextcr, Mar
saret Strehl, Thomas smith. MARY
NNlnircy. Gladys Lloyd. Jane Rock.
toward Grihble, Rcrl Holland Grace
lawrence. Ruth jameson, Sadie Law
.ence, Leonora Robertson. Brandt
..almor. Mary Scott. Ada Mary Ecklcs
Mamie NunnalIy. Minnie spain. Kena
-iley Marsarct Sichlcs. Pearl. Annie
ma Matte Erackett. ollie Weis and
Nirgie Metzeer.
cold medals were awarded for pro
;Tess. exercises, scales. class work and
D." missed lessons. and these were re-
it'Ncd in the junior grades by Willie |
IA" kins Gladys Ford. Miriam Gribble. !
Rosa. Hoffman. Florence and Katie |
stone and Thelma Tuck: in the senior
GRADES hy Mary Winifrcy. jamie Rick.
'tohert James, Esther Davis. GLADYS !
'f"ner Beatrice Taylor. Doris urbn,