The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-12

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caock at the Country Cfuo OF
~ The ballroom was convert
80 hover garden for the occa-
3sa knnys and cherry blossoms trel-
(sA4Ka walls. wisteria hung from
- Mf5IdowS and snffux and palms
s{<N large orchestra from WASH
ri -. r1hirh played for the dancing
c3ftS Of red. white and blue gave
II MI S4y4csi,, air 10 the decorations.
i - sfS6les bore centerpieces OF Easter
800 Il Nsrs and other Easter sym
" 4INfa ana The places OF the girls were
81 2i fked with ccrsage bouquets and the
n ~ spiaces with ooutonniers OF va
\. xieqA spring flowers. over one nun
e I'D quests were present.
gE 45S xfnoug those entertaining pSries
$50. Fred Valentine and six guests,
D MI D. Br.dgeforth, Miss Elizabeth
4 HSSheH Mrs John Seaton, Mrs. James
Ranch. Albert Waddey, willia m
Il axefer. Fred Blank. c. Il. A. Harrison.
y Nj b. Robertson, Ashhy Jones. Mr..
\. NAytsn, DR.. Charles Robins, Lewis
Jndkins s. o. swink and Mr.. and
nAff0 Robert II. Taliey and Miss Emf
|. m RcEersou
In Hpnor or Guest.
l*xs2nXW Emile RnGersan dehuAnte
dauahfer OF Mr. and Mrs W. l., T.
{ Hcgerson. was hostess Of one of the
charming dinner parties al the Coun-
4 IN aiub last evening in honor of her
YuG&f from Detroit, Miss Delphine
tApdxe. Sixteen covers were laid for
Afise Rogerscn's party. Miss Dodge
has been entertained at a number of
informal affairs during her stay here.
Muslcians' Concert.
That women musicians arc good In
4 terpreters of music by women COM
n 1(nooxo was illustrated at the morn
I l&6 concerf yesterday Of the Mu-
svaHns' Club OF Richmond. II WAS not
- hest concert of the season. falling
1e164 tho high standard upheld by
q fAa club, but IL had its redeeming fea :
sss411tep which were we'll up TO and IN
[. ANNA Instances above the average.
4ase 1eAding role easily fell to MRS.
q Inau Maitby mabel Colyer Maltby1
Z Who played her own piano compost
fH1oon1s Written IN brilliant style.
With = variety and finish unequaied
many Acknowledged and admired
Il cUmposers, Mrs. Maltby's compositions
nre deserving Of only the highest
Y prniae and admiration, Not only were
the A1f1cult selections well written.
but they were remarkably well exc
& C0ted With her staccato study and
n The variations or valse caprice, Mrs
48Ma@eRys may we'll claim n place among
q The highest talent OF Richmond.
A1r6sfs Charles H. Elicit. soprano,
ssNApg her way into the hearts of the
tE&dicMte with her fresh and iuhiiant
X0knA The title OF her first selection
Heart Sings" by Ceciie Cham
II made. hest describes her perform
Anct Mignon." by Guy d'Hardelot
rare her an excellent opportunity OF
Illustrating her ability put the most
& delicate shades of expression into he.
4 wong. She well awaited herself of the
opportunity.
Mrs. ] X Bowman. in "a deep. fun
A4 rich contraito. made a success of RE.
altered 1T Is Morn by Florence Ally.
u Nafn. Il In soft, sweet contralto
Mrs. Hamilton Smith rendered 1.-THE
Moon Dance" and THE Rose" b,
Virginia Roper. Mrs. Frances Yves
Retnhardt, who long ago won hel
waceA<sAmong the leading sopranos
1I0sAd the program with Liza I>eh
1YT "Endymior n song which
sext m lingering impression.
Last. but far from least, were Mrs
&EA@13s& HeQuem bourgs violin solos
Mrs Hequembourg is an acknowi
q edged master OF the art and her gen
trous additions TO the program gave
"a - Q9tiet touch TO the concert
Ethel Barnes' Andante (solo on G
13s ana swing Song" Mrs Fl. II
&&ch's Romance" and Chamin.
ltS*geserse. were her offerings
aicn arf applause.
III. u. Thomas sang The
Al the Spring" by Mrs II. III
rhs AND The Star and the
by Guy d'Hardiot Mrs
SR, Riches played Chaminade',
Ron5era an the piano.
April ~. the last CONCERT. 4
Mucous program will be gwen
EVIL prohai,ip close the season
brilliant finish. on the even
HpT4t = Hurofti 3arer -vif
ID ~ q piano recital In The auditorium
~ Jefferson hotel.
y "a 69sower for Miss Parrish.
S&SS Miss Agnss Parrish. a bride OF mex
MAS guest Of honor at an at
s3SS AFRE8tye miscellaneous shower giveI
LAY afternoon by Miss Mar
tef~Sfevenson. OF Barton Heights
1f3;a laB.. nFogaSions were carried out il
A 9kpf scheme Of yellow, green ant
PIX 1htfA. tGyn and jonqui!s predominant
The bridal gifts were presented
fancy yellow basket,
mi hose showering Miss Agnes Par
32 4A vNere. Misses Margaret Parrish
S& 4oGf Iucke, Alice Crutchheld. Con
lance Redd. Mabel Warren. Alice
s$ Attcr1cld Martha Hechler, Gladly
Almetory. Annette Tyler. Bessie Ma,
aN19B and Margaret Stevenson.
IL MT. Spiiiine FatertaArfe.
M A11esaffair Of interest Tuesday nigh
~ Ex8 the Easter dance given AT tn,
III y1kptsyaome by Mr.. and Mrs. W II
III Mlt4E. OF 26o5 Grove avenue. IL
4 6*s Of their son. Edward. An or,
4 %a1kA played throughout the even
And twenty Ave young couple.
Z 11eyed the dancing. Mr.. and Mrs
4 x&rg and their son were assistee
tteiving by humber OF then
Netson--DriskiH.
3fRnouncement has been received
4 M the wedding OF Miss Ma,
M and j. W, Nelson. OF Farm.
f. SAVsho were married on Monday
re now al home TO THEN friend.
44W Abilene Va.
&EHsA Maf1in-Rucker.
4Ateress here is the wedding oil
- ~ Ernest Martin. of this city. and
s1auby Scott Rncker, daughter o,
%D<H Mrs. f.. Is. Rucker OF Am.
(which took place in Lynch.
f1 Monday at the First Baptis,
ona9e. Rev Or ". w Hamilton
thed the ceremony.
VIII speak Tonight,
Stnin John Hay Beth t1an Hay)
vs. iart,,se. rssrs ..1n /,