The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-03

ers Charles Page. c. A. Rose. Hen
~ c. Cooper, James R. Green,
Thomas VIM. c. w. Morris. J. s.
Hoffecker, ]. E. Failing. Charles II.
Eelden. w. E. Boyd, Samuel Tyler.
w. E. Chelf. Mcneil. Misses Nellie
Mary Chalmers.
'In Persian Garden" ~
Delightful among the events of the
week will be a musical Saturday even
Ing, February 2. in the Benedictine
college auditorium. The Apollo quar-
tette will entertain with a two-part
program. the second part, I'm Per-
sian Garden" extracts from the "Ru-
baiyat of Omar Khayyam." set to mu-
sic and directed by Marcus Kellerman.
Members of the quartette are: Mrs.
Wiiburn F. Shackelford. soprano:
Mrs. Robert SCOTT Hudgins, contralto:
oswald Blake, tenor; and r. Foster
Barnes. baritone. Shepherd Webb
viii play the accompanlmcnts. The
musical is for the benefit of the build
ing fund of the Benedictins.
The program follows:
PART I.
Spinning Wheel Song"
soprano~"visi d,Arte Aria" : ''t la
@ps'|0S uAAAAAi
Baritone -- '~Toreador Song" (Car-
Piano solo-Seiected.
Contradictory Morning Hymn
Henschel
(b) ''sprsngtime of the
Year. Harriet Rusk
Tenor-ta) III Sing Thee Songs of
Ashhy' ........... Clay
Obi Il Hear You Calling
Me" .. Marshall
Quartette--''Eella Figlia del Amore"
tReglette) -...,............ Verdi
PART II.
TN A PERSIAN GARDEN
A Song Cycle.
by Liza Lehman.
The words selected from
The Rubaiyat OF Omar Khayyan."
Quartet Wake, for the Sun Who
Scattereth Into Flight"
Quartette-"Come, FIJI the Cup, and
In the Fire OF Spring"
BaSs-''Whether at Naishapur or
Babylon
Contralto-"T Sometimes Think That
Never Blows Red the Rose"
Duet (suprano and tenor)-"A Book
OF Verses Underneath the Dough" .
Myself. When Young, Did
Eagerly Frequent.
4aEkls-- w men on 3ld bEhliIG
the Veil Are Past
Soprano--'Alas. That Spring Should
Vanish With the Rose
Contralto-"1'he Worldly Hope That
Men Set Their Hearts Upon Turns
Ashes or 1t Prospers.
Soprano-"Each Morn Thousand
Roses Bring, You Say"
Tenor--"Ah, Moon of MY Delight"
Quartette--"Alas. That Spring Should
Vanish with the Rose"
St Johns Circle
st. Johns circle of Kings Daueh-
tors Will meet in an important session
Monday afternoon at o'clock in
room s, the Y. w C. A. Members are
requested by the president to be
prompt Plans for the mldwinter so
will be made at this time. The social
Will be held with Mrs. Joseph Long,
OF Monument avenue.
Shelterfng Arms Board.
The general board of the ShelterfnE
Arms Free HOSPITAL will meet Thurs
day morning at l o'clock in the hos
pital All members are expected to
be present az plans for founders day
to be celebrated February IL, will be
completed at this time This meetino
will follow the executive board meet
ing and II was postponed from Mon
day on account OF the Illness of several
Of the officers.
Open House At the r. w. G. A.
Heatiess Monday, not heatiess at
the Y. W. c. 4. is absoryed each week
by holding open house for all girls
who are interested. Tea liz served In
the parior In the afternoon and there
is music and everything to make the
day pass pleasantly.
The James River Garden Club.
Mrs. Lewis II. Blair will entertain
James River Garden club Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at her home.
2s2T Monument avenue Professor
Woolsey. OF Virginia Polytechnic in
stitute, will give a talk on Garden
lag" which will prove of great inter-
est TO the members, Mrs. Malvern c.
Patterson is president OF this organi-
zat:on.
Social Service Federation.
The regular meeting OF the Social
Service federation will he held Friday
afternoon at $40 O'Clock at rs North
Fifth street. Mrs. f. G Minor Will
speak on The Women Of China" and
Miss Agnes Randolph Will address tho
meeting on Individual Patriotism >
The meeting Is open to the interested
public.