Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-22
Or. CHARLES ". KENT WILL
SPEAK IN G|NTER PARK
Weli-KnOwn University Professor to
Address Woman's Club on
March 8.
MISS BLAIR ON BELGIAN ART
'Irs. John G. Corley Gives Musical
Entertainment for Grandchildren
OF the COnfcderacy--NIany Meet
ings Of Interest to Women.

ings Of Interest to Women.
Miss Elizabeth Mebano Taylor. who
has been the recent guest OF Miss Jen-
ME Knox. fn Atlanta. where she was
friends In Thomasville. Ga. Later on
MISS Taylor will go TO Jacksonville. i.
Fla. where she will spend some time
WITH relatives returning to Richmond
about April l.
Or. Kent TO Nuke Address.
one OF the leading events OF the
spring season Will be tho address to
nc given by DR.. Charles w. Kent. OF
The University OF Virginia, before tho
members OF the Gintcr Park womans
lub and their guests on the afternoon
% March 3 Mrs Robert N. Kent Is
chairman Of tho afternoon and will
Introduce the speaker. DR.. Kent is one
Of tho most distinguished speakers In
the State and his lecture here next
month Will he an event Of the greatest
interest in Iich-nond. lie occupies the
chair OF English 1T the University OF
Virginia. and IL one Of the leading edu-
cators IN the South
Visiting Here
Mss Charlotte Martin. OF Cincinnati.
IL the guest OF Miss Alice Blair, at 30i
West Franklin Street after "A visit to
friends In Savannah. Ga. Miss Martin
is n former student OF Oldheld's School.
Nd, and has great many friends In
Richmond.
Miss Blair nj the Club.
Miss Maria Blair Will speak mt the
Womnns Club this afternoon at 4:,o
o'clock on belgian Art" Mrs. Thomas
, Cary Johnson is chairman of the after
noon, and will present Miss Blair to
her audience. Miss Blair is general
fHvorite at the club, and her clnssee
on architecture aud art have been
among the notable events Of the club
calendar for MANY years.
Tea will he poured. az usual, follow
ing tho conclusion OF the program for
tho afternoon
Nrs. Ioslcy Ent~rtniHr.
Mrs John q. Corley rendered n
charming musical Ia the Grandch1-
drcn's Chapter. Auxiliary 40 !. United
Daughters Of tho Confcicracy. at Lee
'amp Hall Friday afternoon. II was
- btilliaEt and interesting event. The
program was rendered =: Ms. William
Hcinhnrt. soprano. Joseph Whitt"rnoTe,
i'nor. Howard Bryant baritone, and
Ohm Reinhardt, vioiinist. with Miss
cartwright, acCompe MIST. \ splendid
program was rendered by these we'll
!uown Richmond artists. after which
'ciroshmcnts were served by Mrs Peter
y. White The decorations were IN
sprinc flowers and Confederate flags
Red and yellow tulips were used on
stands and small tables. and tho NaSs
draped the portraits. Mrs. Norman y.
Randolph and Mrs Joseph Fouruurcau.
.
honcrs OF the afternoon. and Il mum
ter OF Others assisted In serving
To Visit Nentives.
Mrs Boykin Brittle formerly Miss
Elsie Garrett, of Acca, Who has been
quite sick FOR some time past. il now
Improving. Mrs. Brittle expects to-
leave next week to visit her uuuts
Mrs. II. W. Daffan and Mrs j. s. Car
penter. Mt Dafrau. and Mss Rose Bon
n"r, of Fredericksburg.
Annual Luncheon.
Tho annual luncheon Of the Common
wealth Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. will be held In
the Commonwealth Club to day. Mrs
charles Is. Bassctt, Of Baltimore his
torihn .. the national society. will be
tho honor guest and make the address
on this occasion All members wish
ing 10 attend the luncheon are asked
20 communicate with Mrs. NJ Alien
chambers. of Sli Park Avenue. or Mrs
". J. Payne.
Valentine Party.
The home OF Mrs !. W Wash was
the scene OF q Valentino. party on Mon
day evening, February 10. Mrs Wash
entertained in homo: OF her daughter.
Miss Frances T.. Wash The house WINS
decorated with roses. pottrd plants
and valentines Of all kinds Dancing
and music We're enjoyed, and "A buff,
supper was served ~ 10 o'clock Those
present were Misses Louise Tyler. Az
HfS - Nell, May ltuft, E1ith Myers,
Myrtle Mayo. Estcl!c Hurt. frankie
Wash. Alma Savory, Gaylor Hurt, Ma
ulla Toombs, Mabel Toombs. Mrs EVA
Sonf and Mrs. Helen Davis. Ncssrs III
MGR Mayo. OF Baltimore, Richard Sale
Real Sale Willie Wilson. Charles Eoitz
Wilbur Mitchell. Robert Cnilcs. Baker
Williams and Ernest Williams. of Char
lottc, y. C.; Fritz Johnson. Ernest
Thompson. benjamin Timhcrlakc. Law
renee Pcersc. Lorraine Mayo and Ma
son Fleming. ~ Boston The chaper-
ones were Mrs. j. w. Wash. Mrs NJ
Dillon and Mrs. Martha Dillon.
Visiting In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Rahlkc Of
baltimore. are in the city to attend
the annual banquet OF the Richmond
Rotary Club and also to visit their
son. w. Herbert Bahlke, student at
Richmond College. For ten years MIR.
fallhe resided in tho town Of High
land Park. and was quite active I'm its
affairs. He was very energetic in the
Incorporation OF the town, and was
president OF the Highland Park Citi-
zcns' Association for six years and
cha irman of Highland Park School Dis
trict. and Mayor OF the town for two
wears. lie organized the Richmond
Rotary Club. and was one OF the char
ter members OF the Business Mems
club. and for years n director of the
Young Mems Christian Association