The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-03

3ful song recital. W. Henry
accompanied Mr.. Scr'Nenorj
EArthur Scrivenor WAS chairman
- afternoon,
Gcrivenor' program was wei
"a and gave his voice "pFori u-
~ of displaying its full strength.
ne1s. power and expression. W Hin
~ exceptions the program was
fnoSetl OF English songs and tat-i
simple yet melodious and htaa-
Mr.. Ecrivenor's voice seemed I.
I13anty suited 10 the ballad Sttl"
- and 1t In this type that APP
most strongly 10 every audi
III sufficeth to Say. hoW"Tef.'
&29r4. Scriyenor vas CouEFAlu laI'o
Uviding such an interes'inS ANA r
Heher delightful program.
9crivenor first selection. Kip +
sAacrrow Down, with music Nv
I'd German, was 3 "eH-eho>en
uction as Ii was one of the softer 4
tons and left room for abe sur
Of the more spirited ones tha'
sd. Heine's Spring. music by
Helmnnd. was another OF tins
Eephyr.like ty j.. AonJyh37 :
pnE." by the Marqiiise of Mont 4,
S4nd Maude VALERIE White. was
tmax and Mr.. ScrlYenor gave It
m, strong expression. Win real (.
y spirit he turned 30 scott
er Ballad 10 music hN Y. IT,
vigorous. buhbAng with life, 4
n1lad was truly reminiscent OF /
|&Dmantic stories OF ST Walter .
~ and Whites "AhSenf Yet Pres +
snA exquisitely done and So vas
42fuxica Proibita" OF FHcb Flock .
Il Gastoldon, that followed The
nown ITO Anthea," ny HERR is .
sic by j l.. Hattop. was spirited
Shellys In Moon .
music by Edward ElgaF, was
4n4le as the moonlight itself The
Sment. the 1.-TWO GreuadleUs hy
and Robert Shuman, was fl
nn6 and counter climax with its
<Eeinr and sentiment tiraCiously
nding TO the applause with an
10 of unusual spirit Mr. SerlNonnr
his accompanies Mi Baker, am
ftunity of sharing nonors equally
& hccompaniment was unique and
~ with the dash Mr. Baker gives
his performance,
the informal tea that followed
sollowing hostesses presided
ndames Adolps 0sterloh. w II.
or. Gideon Davenport, Douglas
] Smith BrockcnbrouRh
1Singham Spillman, Thomas \.
Charles T.. Ningb. J.. r. IAN
John Calvin Metcaif. Henry NIL
ssJanes Sharp. Miss Ellen Gulgon
d Miss Helen stevens
4 Oebatantes at Old Point.
1lsses Ethel Aston CapeH kath-
~ Hamilton Cabell Anne Ram
IN Warren, Martha Bucknei Wall.
IN Tomiin Anderson, Katherine
- and Mary McCaw Halves spent
/ Saturday nj Old Point. chapefon-
sby Mrs. Preston holland They
N the guests nf lAcutenaut-Cofn-
Sxler James Gilmer on the I uited
~ fiagship New York and at the
x1nberiin hotel
Rickers-E'raH.
HE wedding OF Miss Louise
han Fray and John Nicholas Bick-
both Of Culpeper VA, was solem-
n in Washington, Saturday morn
III 1880 O'Clock BY Rev Holm r
Idle in the green parlor Of the
1n1gf hotel Easter lilies and palms
~ used for decorating and a string
orchestra played The wedding
nCfes. The bride wore gray
4R9t6 sui ana ~ ~ 80 = '--.#
white orchids.
mere were no attendants Mi and
y Bickers left for Norfojk en- route
Baltimore and New York. The
4ding Ia Of much interest to III ends
&ichmond
Dixie Ball In Washington.
ID Interest here Us the Dixie BAH
iii will be given Easter Monday
The New Willard hotel by the
SQrt f.. Lee chapter or the United
Khfers Of the CopfedcTaeH m
htngton. The most prominent
and women in Washington are
Nsted In the affair Decorations
he carried out in national ami
&hern colors with flags, palms and
ore Mrs. Walter Il, Hutton IS
1Aent of the chapter and Mrs
gc Covington is chairman.
81 III Personals
ios Margaret Tomlin. who rs visit
eANf aunt here, XII -4A444al}4 ->Ast.4n
| In Washington and other places
re returning 10 her home in Ashe-
~ n. c.
NaonG the Richmond people al the
aberlin hotel for last Weekend
&3Gr. and Mrs. Charles Weber MI,
Mrs willard r Bell. Mrs. John
ackok and Mrs. ". y. Powers.
fns Lottie hammond has returned
n visit with her cousin, Mrs.
hnder f. SlaymaGer IN Alex
ia-
Nv John 6. Scott. Of This city. IS
f,, al ~. =,
I OF Rev. Otis Meade.
1as Nan Gray, of Ashland. Is the
~ OF her mother, Mrs is. c. Gray
Newport News.
- Laura Nelson is visiting Miss
Aret Dudley in Hampton.
and Mrs. Thomas y. carter. Of
snond. have returned 90 Pine tor-
u Inn, Summerville, 5. c. after q
Nth friends in Charleston
|rxa Thomas Boiling g spending the
3n4 months in Atlantic Clty.
(Siae Lucy callett. If .>talnton has
6N1uted Il visit with M ana Mrs
Hunton, Jr., Of $40 Vast IrapL-
@4ract.
IN. Robert G. Bryan has JOS ror
her daughter from Baltimore
NJ. Hamilton
At the Art { Iub.
|Ne Hattie Belle Grcshau ulu tals
The Mission of Poetry ~ lhc
1ub OF Richmond this afternoon