Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
Household
Interests
SPEAKS ON lMPERILED
ART BEFORE W0MAN'S CLUB
deception rendered Mrs. Lucy Daniel
CautIcy--Arf Club Showing PIC
lures by william L. Sheppard.

womuns Club yesterday afternoon to
hear Mrs. Lucy Daniel Cautlcy on
"PcrIshcd and Imperiled Art" Mrs
Cautley was formerly Miss Daniel, of
Richmond, and the club was thronged
with her friends to welcome her back
again. She Is a very intellectual and
Travelled woman. and her lecture
slsctched In some detail the history
of art In Europe and the great loss
the world has suffered In the recent
destruction OF such treasures. Tho
speaker stated that she would only
touch the salient points of interest.
She mentioned the wonderful temples
and cathedrnls Of Europe. and tho
reverence In which they have been
held throughout the centuries.
Mrs. Cautley. who has been on the
Continent all the past summer months
concluded her address with q plea that
the women should set the standards
and the seal of their approval upon
peace. as we'll as upon prowess In war
Mrs. Preston Cooke poured coffee for
the informal reception following the
lecture, and Mrs John W. Harrison
presided ut the tea table. Captain A.
i. GuiBon presented Mrs. Cautley to
her audience In Il very happily -worded
little speech. welcoming her there on
behalf OF tho club.
AZ the Art Club.
Roy. James Power Smith. ID. d., will
speak Mt the Art Club this afternoon
by Tho houec committee after his talk.
The exhibition OF pictures by w. L.
Sheppard now being held at the club.
which Is open 10 visitors every day
this week, will aiso be open on Fri
day night.
Many Theatre Parties.
One OF the biggest social events Of
tho fall sc;,son will be The appearance
OF Mime. Anna Pavalowa and her troupe
At the Academy of Music Thani;s-
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III II oso who will entertain parties
include Mrs. George Il. McAdams, sir.
anG Mrs.> Pickett Latiirop. Miss Louie
Williams. Mrs. Edmund Naddill. Mrs.
r. l.. Powers. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Forbes. Paul blanchard. Mrs. Charles
v. Meredith. Mrs o. Il. Hin, l.. b. sgd
nor, ]. II. McCabe. Palmer Leigh. DR..
and Mrs. George Ben Johnston, a. O..
Swink. &. l.. Sauer, Walter Lcake. John
g. walker, Colonel 10 Lane Stern. Les
lie III. Reed, Mre. II. s. Boshor, Addison
kennolds, Mrs. Sam Cohen, Graham
3rise. Charles j. Anderson. AIR. and
Airs. John A. Coke. Jr.. MI. and Mrs.
Gilbert Weldon. Mr.. and MrE. Lewis
1oshcr, General and Mrs william, Ruff
IN Cox. Mrs. Lewis II. Blair. Robert NJ.
Jcfrress. Niss IL. II. stewart, Misc
Norma Stewart, Mrs. q. X. Pollock.
William j. Pizzinl. Mr.. and Mrs. Archer
q. Jones. II. j. Snead. AIr. and Mrs.
Martcnstein, W. g. Jeffress, Thomas b.
The teams OF the Universities OF Vir-
ginin and North Carolina Will occupy
boxcs for the night performance, and
most OF the students and the girls at
tending tho Thanksgiving dances later
in the evening VIII also be present.
rhc theatre VIII lc gay with Its deco
rations Of the two college colors, and
:. brilliant society audience will NIL
the Academy of Music to witness both
performances, which nre under the d.
rection OF Mrs. Mary Pace Croner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James II,
FACE. of this city.
Dance and Cabaret.
Tho Alumnae Associations of Miss Ei-
let's School are planning dance and
society cabaret show, TO be held on tho
night OF December 80 in tho ballroom
of the jefferson Hotel! It will be one
The Christmas season. and a number OF
tables have already been reserved The
entertainment IL for the benefit of the
belgian relief fund and educational
interest IN Richmond. Some III the
leading society girls in Richmond have
charge OF II. and tho list OF patrons is
long and fashionable one.
For Father knup.
The women OF the Tabernacle so
ciety OF the Sacred Heart Cathedral
will give n reception tomorrow after
noon 1T O'clock at the rectory in
honor of Father Kaup. who has just
returned from an extended stay abroad.
The reception Will be a handsome at
fair In all Its details. and number OF
prominent women Will act "a q recep
ton committee for the afternoon.
Opening Dance.
About seventy-hve women and a
great many fashionable little girls and
boys were present Saturday afternoon
at the opening dance given by Miss
Idear steele Traylor OF Fredericks-
burg, at Miss EIorris's School here
Miss Traylor's little pupils from Pc
tersburg gave an exhibition of all the
now dances and fancy dances dating
from the early sixties, and they were
much applauded. The graceful dancing
OF little Margaret Pomeus. who is only
four years old, was much commented
upon. The class in Richmond will meet
every Thursday afternoon, beginning
this week, mt o'clock. Tho following
children from Petersburg took part in
the dances on Saturday:
Margaret jameson Williams, Marie
Patterson Bootho, Helen Josephine
Reagan. I.nuretta and Margaret Pow
ers, Cecilia Wray Rosenstock. Mary
Fischer Collier, Rosa Parham Kevan,
Mary Zerline Williams. Emily Bartlett
Roper Miriam and Sophie Geliimnn.
olivia Bryan Fitz, Airline Gilman Tray
lor. Alice Miller Myers. Virginia Lee
and Marie Love Bowman, Margaret
Dugar Hefnemann. Master James T.
Collins. Jr.. Samuel A. Reinach. Jr.,
Nicholas ]. Francis. Maurice NJ. Finn
and James A. Rosenstock.
Married In Alexandria.
Miss Charlotte Appich, daughter OF
Mrs Anna NJ. Appich. and NJ. G.. Gasser.
of Richmond, were quietly married at
noon saturday in Emmanuel Lutheran
Church. Alexandria. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. G. l.. Brant pastor.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle. w. II. Steuernagel, OF Rich I
mond and vas attended by her sister,
Mrs. William III. White. a reception to
the family and few friends was ten
dered the wedding party at tho Appich
residence. and Mr.. and Mrs. Gasser left
for a wedding trip to New York. and
will make their home in Richmond.
In WarrentOn.
DR. Robert F'rasier, OF Richmond. Is
a guest at the home of Mrs. Hugh
Hamilton, In Warrenton. Miss Janet
Hamilton and Mrs Bowie, left the past
co.. hnr tlan,z IL