Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14
Mr.. AND MRS. sTOKOWsK|.
ENTERTAINED At LUNCH
"hc or Conductor OF Philadelphia
Orchestra Is Widely Known
Pianist.
GUESTS OF MRS. GEORGE J. BULL
University Glee Club Entertainment
on Friday Night to BE Followed
W Dance in jefferson Auditorium
Personal Mention.

ME- ana Mrs. Leopold Stokowski, who
nave been in Richmond for the May
fesiival Of the Wednesday Club, the
ioFmer being the leader of tho Phila-
deiphia Orchestra, left last evening on
shec'al train for their home near
Philadelphia. Both are artists OF in
'ernational reputation. and have been
much entertained during their brief
stay In this city. Mrs. Stokowskl was
me guest OF her friend Mrs. George
buli, for an informal luncheon yes
.eFday In the iattors apartment on
Park Avenue. Tho table was set with
pinE and lavender sweetpeas and covers
wore laid for Ave.
Mrs ,stokowski, as Alsn Samaron,
w" great success as pianist. and
one o. her most brilliant concerts was
gwen IN Paris with tho famous Cologne
orchestrn. at which time she was enter
aimed at the Bull residence in the
french capital. She is a lovely woman,
WIN much charm and personal mag
neusm, and their beautiful home in
Munich, az we'll as their place near
philadelphia, nave been the gathering
Places for some OF the most noted mu-
'lcians OF tho present day
tni'crsity GIee Club.
large and fashionable audience
"'ii throng the ballroom OF the Jef-
.erson Hotel ut s:l5 o'clock Friday
evening TO hear tho concert given by
Tho University OF Virginia Giee Club.
The anair 's given under the direction
o. the Commonwealth Chapter. Daugh-
tors OF tho American Revolution, and IL
Tor tho beneht OF the Red Cross Az
ISOLATION. great many interesting
parties have bean mado up TO attend
tho recital. and tho informal dance
winch Follows. and tho large Alumni
Association hero In Richmond will be
out IN fun force for tho event. most
attractive program haH been arranged
for the evening, and the fact that many
Richmond students will have part
In 1t makes II doubly interesting
Tho universally has been without a
musical organization for several years
quo TO the lack OF a capable director.
but this year the director OF the Prince
ton Glee Club has been secured. Under
his direction the university clubs nave
oeen perfected 10 such n degree that
they Will compare favorably with any
IN the country Among the hits In
the lighter vein are the dancing OF
pancy and Neder!nghaus. monologues
By S~imfort and Van Horne and the
quartet work. together with numerous
selections By tho Mandolin Club.
Hessrs. Gannaway and Van Horne will
render the heavier parts OF the pro-
gram with solos
Tev!-CaldveIl.
Tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock
Miss Ruth Caldwell Will be married to
- i--o Lew, VIC CcI e!nDnS tHRlnS place
1t the Jefferson Club, In this city. II
Will be most interesting affair, and
the parlors of the club. where the
wedding is 10 take place, will be
deliberately decorated for the occasion.
Miss Irma Caldwell Will attend her
sister as maid OF honor. and Edwin
I. Levy will act AS best man for the
groom The br!de-to-be is a daughter
OF Mrs. Sophia NJ. Caldwell. and Mr..
Levy Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L Levy.
Mr. Levy and his bride will leave
later In the afternoon for a wedding
trip TO New York, and on their re-
turn will reside with the sroom's
parents, In this city
Of Interest Here.
Nrs. G. T. Garnett has just received
news from her son, Ensign Jenifer
iarnet, stating that he had success
fully passed his examinations for lieu
tenant in the navy. He is now with
mis- ship. the torpedo destroyer Tanning,
at the Norfolk Navy Yard, having but
recently returned from the southern
coast of Cuba. Ensign Garnett cx-
poets to VISIT his mother and sister
at their home in Ginter Park some
time In the next few days
DisrnEufshed Reunion (:uests.
One OF the most charming announce
nents for the coming Confederate Re.
union Is that Mrs. Daisy McI.auren
stevens. president general OF the
y
will be the honor guest OF Lee Aux
l!ary at an afternoon reception to bs
given In the Home for Confederate
Women on Wednesday. June >, from
TO . O'Clock. The Lee Auxiliary will
he assisted by the mother chapter. the
Grandchildren OF the Richmond Chap
ter the Chesterfield Auxiliary and the
Bette Rosser Children OF the Confed-
eracy. Sharing the honors with Mrs.
stevens will be Miss Mary Gusts Lee.
1iar vnln
l.ary Herbert and General Bennett H.
Young. On the same afternoon a re-
view OF The Little Boy Blues" will
take place in front OF the Confederate
women's Home for the inspection of
the honored guests. and the whole az
fair Will be most attractive and
unique one.
Miss Dudley F1ntertained.
Ensign John Franklin Mahoney.
United States Navy. OF the u 8 S.
| Arkansas. entertained aboard ship Sat
urday evening. complimentary to Miss
Arabene Dudley, of Richmond, previous
10 the hop at tho Chamberlin Hotel
old Point. Ensign Mahoney's guests
included Misses Dudley. Catherine Wat
ltins. Margaret Dudley, Jeannette Cook
sey. Marable. Mrs. Sclater and Mrs.
Philburn, of New York: Ensigns Harry
Ray. Gillespie. Maury. John Washburn.
NJ c. Gavin. william Meek and Lieu
tenant Empsie Potts, T.. :. A.
! Refura to Richmond.
Miss SRllie w. Smith. who has been
Oh a visit to her sister, Mrs. William
f. Hhca, at 2S09 Grove Avenue, has
returned to her home. Shadwell. Mrs.
Fhea accompanied Miss Smith home
and Judge Rhea spent the week there,
returning with his wife to Richmond
on yesterday.
Slicn-JOIley.
\ pretty wedding was solemnzed at
the home of Mrs. Mamie Clarke Jolley
saturday afternoon. April 10, at ;
o'clock, in Portsmouth, when her
daughter. Essie Clarke. became the
bride Of Edward Carlton Allen. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Donahoe. pastor Of Central Methodist
church. The parlors were decorated
with ferns, palms Southern smilax and
mink shaded lights. The bride en-
tered with her maid OF honor, Miss
= ,leise Doyle, OF Brunswick County.
They were met at an improvised altar
nv the groom and his brother, Richard
Allcn. who was best man.
Marriage Announced.