The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-16

benefit Of the building fund. An
evening OF rare Irish fun IL promised
all who attend. A delightful musical
program has been arranged, and
humorous speeches In honor OF the
patron saint will be made
Important Called Meeting.
There will be an important called
meeting of tho board OF managers Of
/, the Virginia Home for Incurabies
next Friday morning at ii o'clock
instead OF on Monday ~ Was fret an
nounced. Arrangements for Bell
Day" will be made at this meeting,
and large attendance is desired.
Program for AT Home"
4 cordial invitation IL extended to
all young women to attend the sun
day AT Home" tomorrow afternoon
NJ $3.50 o'clock at the Fern Leaf. cor
ner Fifth and Grace streets. The
Young Women'e Christian Associa-
ton invites especially young women
who are strangers in the city. A pro-
gram of music and readings will be
given the guests, after which lunch
will he served. The program 10 as
follows:
"Nocturne" --- Brass,n. by Miss
Louise Barker: Hold Thou Ny
Hand'-Briggs. by Mrs. Fl. X. sprehl;
The House by the Side OF the Road"
Pass. by Miss Dwinelle Benthali:
Seek Ye the Lord"-Roberts, by Mr..
and Mrs. sprehl; The Transfisura-
ton OF Miss Phiiura"'-Kingsiey, by
Miss Benthaii.
Sings For csruso.
Miss Marie ]. Steinbrecher. of 80
vocal In New York. had tho honor OF
singing for Caruso last Saturday. Her
sister. Miss Rosena atein.sScher, ac-
coinpanied her on the piano.
In Honor Of Miss Markham,
MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Go,ie Of Nose
leys junction., gave in honor Of their
neice, Mise A. nie Markham. OF Rich
tnond. a brilliant reception at their
home. Oakland. last Saturday from
to 10 o'clock. Assisting Mr. and
| Mrs. Goode In receiving. besides the
honor guest were Miss Ruth Comp
| ton, of Blackstone. and Miss Galine
| Porter, of Greensborc, y. e. The
house was beautifully decorated for
| the occasion With early spring flowers.
/ large bowls III which were placed upon
/ the mantels. The coior scheme wa
| yellow. .....-.-.....
/ The table decorations were a. mas
! si*e bowi OF yellow blossoms and
! ferns. silver candlesticks held yellow
candles, shaded In the same color.
Palms. srnllax and ferns formed the
decorations FOR the halls and library.
Delicious refreshments were served
I the rotor sctIerT1e beirtg carried out In
all appointments. instrumental and
vocal music formed a most pieasanS
feature of tho evening, Miss Comp.
4 n n
several beautiful sonEp
Miss Hyiah Markham entertained
the guests with several selections on
the piano, which were greatly enjoyed
sChimboraAo Leap Year Club"
The Chimboraxo Leap Year Clul
met last evening. In the home OF Mis-,
Lille Lcath, of 400 Chimborazt
Boulevard, The following member
were present to respond to the roll
call.
! Misses Trina Bates, florence whor
ton. Hazel Jones, AlySe Bates. Nelli,
Novella Sydnor, Elva Rates, and Ill
lie I.eath; Messrs Arthur Leath
Royal Jones. Percy Bates. Isaac Dav
export. and Rev. II. L. Owings. Thrs,
new members were enrolled: Mr.
Willie Reese, OF Medical College: Mr.
Bruce T. I.eath, Of Petersburg, Va
and Mr. Davis. of Grove avenue.
The evening was enjoyed immense
~ by the playing OF games. and nea,
the hour of midnight, tina host ant
/ hostess served dainty luncheon
The club Will meet March 28th II
the home Of Miss Irma Bates, AZ
ChimboraSo boulevard.
PsrsonalA
Mrs. Lucy Worn1ley Crawford and
little daughter. Of Williamsburg, who
have been visiting friends here, have
returned home.
Mrs. Murroe Smell, of Baltimore, u
the guest of her SON n-law and dauKh
ter Or. and Mrs. Eugene Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weisiger hav,
returned to Ale xandria, after, y visit e
Mrs, John utx-
Miss Katherine Robinson has bee.
spending several days In Ashland wit,
Miss Imogen Eiddick.
Mrs. John Ragby is visitir~ hel
brother. Mr.. John HARDWOOD, at Ashe
villa, y. 6.