The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

is a graduate nurse from the Johnson
Wits sanitarium in this city.
Core-Everhart.
The wedding of Walter f. Core. OF
Baltimore. as<.. Miss Stella May Ever
hart, OF Baltimore. were married Mon
day evening by the Rev. George II.
Wiley in his home in Highland Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Core will make their
home in this city.
Visiting Mis-. Gardner.
Miss Mary Martin. of Fredertcks-
burg, Va. is the guest of Miss Mary
Joseph Gardner at her residence 31s
West Grace street
Red Cross Basaar Today
The teachers and pupils of the spe-
cal classes OF the city public schools
viii hold bazaar for the benefit OF
the Junior Red Cross In the parish
house of st Paufs church today and
Friday OF this week. All the articles
on display have been made by special
class pupils These articles. consist
ing Of such things as toys, handker-
chiefs caps, slippers. brushes and
drnggets, will be sold at very reason
ahle prices. The public Is invited TO
apssess ths raj Biz and natssaatzsy the
bazaar between the hours OF and s
r., NJ Light refreshments will be
served
Today is a great day for the Retreat
for the Sick. This morning at IL
o'clock an important meeting of the
board will be held in the hospital
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the first
ground will be broken for the new hos
pitai building on Grove avenue near
Mulberry street There will be an in
teresting program and prominent
speakers. The Retreat for the Sick
was founded over 100 years ago and
has outgrown it's quarters on Twelfth
street. The new hospital will be begun
Immediately. Plans were made some
time ago and the work would have
been underway had not war conditions
prohibited.
Brazilian Pianist.
Concerning the famous Brazilian
pianist Guimar Novaes. who will APP
pear in the Jefferson auditorium to-
morrow evening under the auspices OF
the Musicians Club of Richmond, the
following comments have been made
Not the agility or the surety of
Miss Novaes' fingers did the nearer
heed, but the touch that steadily gave
her tone crystalline clarity. that now
fiehtened or deepened 1t. that meas
ured IL through the whole gamut be :
tween softness and strength Not one
touch has She but many and each
oring of her tone from mellow glow
through sustained radiance to airy
sparkle. and always with the tints and
the J~alf-tints that imaginative use of
the pedals may bring. more limpid
tone IL seldom mirror to the mustc."--
II. T, Parker. in Boston Evening Tran
script
"Gufomar Novaes had tropical
abandon in the work. which made II
IA
bly, brilliant in the finale. and her
broad octave and chord playing, her
lear scale work. her surety and WELL
defined phrasing aroused the only en-
thusiasm Of the afternoon and she
was recalled again and again. and de-
served the tribute. Boston Daily Ad-
vertiser,
Lieutenant Joseph A. Leslie. Jr.. Of
farewell. Va, late Of Fort Sill. Okla,
Is visiting friends In this city.
Hunter Thorpe has returned TO his
home on oad-Street road from Spar
rows Point. Md
John Bauer has returned to his home
on Park avenue and LombArdy streets
after serving with the coast artillery
at Sparrows Point.
Mrs, y W. Tcfid is in Staunton with
her granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth
Ware. who is recuperating from ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs ]. NJ Biedler has returned TO
her home IN Harrisonburg after spend
ing several weeks In this city TO be
near her husband. Lieutenant Bicdier.
who Is Mt Seven Pines. Lieutenant
Riedler expects to go home Tor Christ
mas.