The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-03
John Powell Will
Give Concert Today
MUSICALE AT wOMAN's CLUB-IN-
rEREsTING ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED.
ANNOUNCED.

"A more ideal setting could not have /
a been selected for this concert The /
auditorium is q semiclosed structure /
on the bank of westhampton lake, and I
4 the program is one admirably suited |
to these picturesque surroundings.
The concert is given under the aus
\ pieces OF the 'CoIegian,' the weekly /
paper OF Richmond College, and Mr.. /
\ Powell will render the following pro- /
gram.
L Beethoven. A major ....... Sonata !
Allegro vIvace-Largo sppasionato |
---seherzo-Rondo. grazioso,
:. Chopin-im promptu. fiat.
yalse. e minor
Nocturne, minor lmaior).
Poionaise. A fat
3 Schumann--Traumereh
MacDowell-To a Wild Rose.
Shadow dance.
Poweli--CIrcAssian Beauty,
Banjo Picker,
u BY request from suite AT the Fair |
Ole Olsen--Pappillons.
HI Schubert ausig-Marche Militaire /
tby reauesO.
Miss Mnssie visiting Here.
Miss Mary Massie. of Charlottesville |
4 has arrived TO be the guest of her |
Mnnt.. Mrs. Malvern Patterson, at Hill |
Great" Miss Massie, who was debu- /
Y kAnte OF the winter. spent several
amt. and was the guest of honor at a
number Of handsome functions. Much
Informal entertaining win be done for
her during this visit.
At the Womanss Club.
Another OF the spring musicales will
B ~ given at the woman's Club this af-
Nfernoon at O'Clock, and a very charm !
Z ing program has been arranged Miss
4 Marion Ryland is the chairman of the
& afternoon. and the soloist will be Mrs.
~ b. Guigon. The other artists will
u ~ Miss Annie Louise Rainhardt. vio-
llnist. and Mr.. James Womble. who
will play the aecompa niments,
The musicales at the club this spring
have been delightful events, and a
large gathering of members and their
guests viii fill the club parlors this
Il Afternoon.
The usual informal reception will
follow the musicale
Blumenthni--waIier
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wallerstein
have announced the engasement OF
their daughter, Miss Catherine S. Wal |
lerstein. TO MIR. NJ. l. Biumenthal. of
rhtiadeinhia.
Foux~ Party at Hewlett.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. r. Serey and Mr.. and
Il Nira. w. T. Abel of this city. are
4 among the guests at very charming
soaAe party that Mr.. Dixon is en-
y.
lett Va They left the city on Friday
and win probably return today or to-
morrow.
Bishop O'ConneiI TO Lecture
THE Msdona of the Chair" will be I
the subject of a lecture that will be !
given by the Rt Rev. d. j. O'Conneit, t
bishop of Richmond. before the Wo- |
mans Club of Ginter Park on We'd !
ssnesday afternoon al 5 o'clock, in the I
arE NIL
Jehp Garland Pollard is chairman of
the afternoon. and Miss Adele Clarke 7
will int ,educe tire speaker, This Is /
the regular monthly meeting of the ,
club and members are looking for
ward TO the lecture with great interest.
n4nce II LIS the first on art that has /
! been given thee this season. (
Riehnenlers Entertained
Last Tuesday night DANCE was
given at the Country Club in Char .
lottesvil!e by Miss Mildred Page and /
Mrs Parkinson 10 Miss Johnston, of
( Richmond. and Mr. Rogers, of Boston, /
y Amongst those who danced were (
r Misses Sally Boiling. Ellie Wood Page.
Il Isabel Parkinson, Margaret Barringer.
Hue Dabney and Vicente Davis.
IN attendance also were Drs. Good
wyp Warner. BALI. Anderson, Messrs,
Dobie, Carter. Bucher. Williamson,
Booth. Thomas. Gibbons. Campbell.
+ barclay. Todd Pagenstecher. Shack
seIford. Withers. Abbott. Boiling Bar
f4neer, Freeman. Morton and Speer.
Mrs. II w. Newman will be hostess
In THURSDAY at noon at II luncheon
s9tven nj her home in Ashland In hon
a0r OF her guest, Mrs. Arthur Blancow.
@0f Richmond. The decorations will
5she OF spring blossoms and ferns. The Z
4uests will include: Mrs. A. Blancow,
%nf Richmond; Mrs ". NJ. Jones. Mrs.
7 7 "a tor
Mrs. L. r Hartsook. Mrs. Shirley Car
,Eer ard Mrs w. l.. Foy. and Mrs, B.
m. Shepherd
Camp Fire Girls to Give Play
The satnohacop g-oup of Camp Fire I.
6irfs will give a play Friday night
I'M the Y. w c. A. auditorium The I
Rroup. which is connected with the Y, .
HNr g A. is under the able guardian
FXllip OF Miss Pa1tie Cary, and is work
$1ak to support a girl at. mountain
n 1fesion school. TIE play Is called 1.-The
IT, Ensbla- es Batteries" and Is 10 be
S1Iowed by a sunbonnet drill given by
*x little women. As this is the first 1
6uAArance on any stage of these I.
%t1ng artists II Is expected that /
kHe audience will turn out to well
\ 91ne them. I
Lec-Moger.
very pretty marriage took place
SuxDdav afternoon at $50 o'clock in
nnnyside. the home Of Mrs. ID. w.
Seor, In Hampton. when her fifth
kf5xftfer Miss Bertha Irene Moger.
aaae the bride of Mr.. Roderick
Sns Lee, formerly of Richmond, but
resident OF Hampton The
~ was most attractiveiv decorated
the wedding was attended by only
close friends OF the bride and
5nn The bridal party entered the
Sf1Or1 to the strains. of the wedding
ech from Wagner, which was
Idered by Mrs Otto Horstman. the