The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29
rRIEDA MEREDITH DIETZ, Editor.
Telephone Madison 1925

ADDISON 1928.
Hna1aM aMNM d MHm HMTMmm
to Morris Allan Spooner. OF Whining
ton. N. G.. The wedding will be cele-
brated on the morning of the nth of
May at High-Street church, Peters
burg.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Powell. of
Emporia- announce the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Susie jeanette. to DR. Will
liam Anthony Peters. OF Elizabeth
City. n. G. The wedding will take
place the latter part of June.
Announcement Cards Received.
Announcement cards were received
yesterday of the marriage of Julian
Corey Gilbert and Miss Louise Splitting,
on Tuesday. April 10. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert are at home at 2101 Stuart
avenue.
Artists Give Musical Soirce.
Marcus kellerman. internationally
conceded one of Americas greatest
baritones, has issued invitations TO A
musical soiree on Thursday. May g..
at 3 p. NJ. in his home. 107 North
Boulevard. At this time an operato
program will be given hY the artist
students OF MT. h eft-finaN,
Mr.. Kellerman was formerly mem
Der of the Royal opera, Berlin, and
Oscar Hammerstein opera, New York.
He has appeared as soloist on the
tours OF more than twenty famous
orchestras and clubs
Progra m
/. "Aria-Vts D'Arte" tTosca)-
Pu~cini Mrs r V Gum.
2. Recitative and Aria-'Vesti la.
giubba" 1PaRliacci) Leon Cavallo,
Or. Maurice koblenzer.
3 Aria-"One Fine Day" Madame
Bufter'y) &C. Pucotni, Mrs Anna
Belle Forbes Hotchkiss.
4. Recitative and Ar Ella
c;iammao" tDon Carlo)-verdi, j.
s. Recltative and Aria--"Nothing
Shall Deter Me (Carmen) Bizet
Mrs II l.. staley.
S. fal Der LEM" Z, Hildach: th)
THE CRY Of Rachael Mary Turner
Salter, Mrs +. :. Hudsins
: Una Furtiva Iagrima SC Don
ntzetti tElisire D'Amore, u. Joseph
Whittemore
Final Soirrc
The hnal soiree Of the Phi Kappa
Epsilon society of the John Marshall
Night High school will be held In the
gymnasium on May 10. Members Of
the faculty have received invitations.
\ large orchestra Will furnish music
for dancing throughout the evening.
All members arc urged 10 attend this
last entertainment.
The last business meeting OF the
society VIII he held the Monday night
following the commencement exer-
cses in room ii3.
May Day at Paxton"
The following have reserved tables
for bridge at the May day party at
Paxton" home Of Comptroller Of the
Currency and Mrs. John SHELTON Will
liams Mesdanles James Branch
Cabel 5. T., Waddil. W L. Clack
Claude Dean. W r. Massle Egbert
Leigh John Lyons. Boisseau. Frank
Christian. Mann s Valentine, Stuart
Christian, Levin Joynes, r W Scott,
Philip r. Talaferro. F. r. Robinson.
T. Hampden Chamberiayne. William
a Crenshaw. Thomas A Smyth. Will
liam NJ Habiiston. Bernard Robh.
William Russell Jones. Stewart
Woodward. John Grant Armistesd.
Arthur Cannon, Granville Valentine
Wilioughby Newton, Thomas Moore
Robert y. Pollard, ]. G. Wise, Chiles
Ferrall. Amos Cover, Alice Palmer.
John Guy r q. James. James Love
Charles X. Robins Austin Broken
hrough. Beverley Crump. Prior Lips
comb, Meade Addison, Emsiie Htg-
ginbotham. farewell Darlington
Misses MAY Moore. Vera Palmer.
Nancy Burweil Johnston
Players will bring their own cards.
Tea will he served later in the after
noon, Autos will leave the residence
Of Mrs. F. E. Noting, si2 West Frank
lin street. at $50 o'clock promptly
TO convey the guests to the party.
The 4:So o'clock Westhampton car
VIII he met for those coming to tea.
Music school commencement
The seventh annual commencement
OF Miss Marie c. Frick's Music school
Will be held in the City Auditorium.
This ts one OF the largest schools of
the KIND in the city. the class num-
bering 90 pupils Miss Tricks ex
ere ses are always largely attended
and one of the most popular com
mencements of the ye r.
At tho Wonan's Uub.
Kerr Boyce Upper. n, D.. LII D.,
or the First Baptist church. of Phila-
delphia. will talk on Seeing the
Bright Side OF Things" at 4:30 o'clock
Monday afternoon at the Woman's
cub. Mrs. B. O. James is chairman.
She requests that all members be
seated by 1880 O'Clock as the lecture
viii begin promptly.
That Mrs James Is to be compfi-
mented on her choice OF a speaker
of wide renown is verified by the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Denver
Republican,: DIR. Tupper's oratory Ia
polished. luminous, powerful. He /.
most popular lecturer. In symetry
and completeness of talent he will be
difficult to surpass''
Hostesses will be: Mesdames Will
liam Wilson Sale. Preston Haskell.
William Lee Allen. George Bryan.
Murray NJ. Mcguire. Alfred Cary. n.
w. B. Glover. II. c. Rawley, Ryiand
Gwathmey, George Powers, Walter
Jones. Walter Montgomery. Frank
Housh. Emma Reid Ball and Charles
G. Bosher.
At the Art Club.
The Philanthropy Of Mother
Goose" will be the subject of a lee
turs by Mrs. Edith Clark Cowles at
the Art club Tuesday afternoon at
1890 o'clock Mrs. Cowles will illus
trate her talk with readings from Mrs
A. ID. T. Whitley's Mother Goose for
Grown-ups." Mrs, Cowles is English
Instructor in the Kinderrarfap Troyv,