The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-14
Musicale andDance
Social Events Today
WEEKLY HOP AT wESTMoRE-
LAND CLUB WILL BE LARGELY
IS .ATTENDED-ALU ASSOCT-
ALTON ELECTS OFFICERS.

or much interest TO the large con
4 k{nGent Of society which VIII spend
the summer in or near the city, IL
the Announcement that the supper
4 Dance at Wes,morelsnd Club, which
have been popular events OF each
Friday during the winter and spring
seasons wall be continued through the
hammer These dances during the
heated season will be given on the
roof garden of the club, which has
been made very attractive with flower
1ng plants, running vines, and gay
window boxes.
This evening from to IL o'clock
the usual dance viii take place. An
orchestra wEIl PLAY throughout the
evening. and the tables viii be Saily
decorated in flowers and shaded can
dies.
Recital in Csintcr Park.
Mrs. Hamilton Smith. contraIto, and
Mrs Charming Ward, pianist Will be
xhe artists at one OF the most inter-
eeting recitals OF the spring season,
given this eveaing at sac o'clock be-
fore the woman's Clrb OF Fiinter Park.
The affair will be given in the Ginter
Park Assembly hall. and following
The recital the club viii give an IN
FORMAL reception IN honor OF the musi-
clans.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Eonata-E Minor ........--.-..G relg
tai Allegro"
tb9 "Andante.".
{c) ''Menuetto"
td) Allegro
s.Adieu Fcrets." from Jeanne D'Arc, -
Tscaikowky
4 aF.feSyat . Rach nanioff
rrelude-G Minor $3.50. Rachmaniofi
ssChant D'Amour" $500. Stopowski
sDanse NeEe' ......... Cyril Scott
4 ssTendre Aveu" ,..........-. Sehutt
F4eaeFa4a+ts- Wa al es, Pa EaP AFass,
Strauss Schltt
sInsocauon to Eros 800. kursteiner
THE star .....-.......... Rogers
ssyyar'' ...... .. .,........ Rogers
Dawn in the Desert Gertrude Ross
The Dams" ...,........ Chadwtck
/ Alnmnae Association Elects New Of
nccrs.
AT an interesting meeting OF the
Virginia Randolph Aiumnae Assocla-
zion held yesterday afternoon at tae
school the following new officers were
4 elected Miss Alice Blair, president
Miss Warfield CreHshaw, yice-presi'
dent. Miss Elizabeth Hargrave, cor
Responding secretary: Miss Gertrude
Lewis, recording secretary; Miss Res
eie Stearnes, treasurer. and Mrs. Hoge
Hicks assistant treasurer Following
tte business session an informal re-
ception was given the association by
the college Club OF The school. The
association numbers among ite mem
beers some Of the most pTominen
young women ia Richmond, and un
/ der their direction and patronage
number Of interesting celebrities have
been brought 10 this city among then
being Alfred NoyeS. and Helen Keller
Al. r.. v, A. Outing Tomorrow.
A great many Interesting parties
have been made up to go down th'
river 70 Jamest own tomorrow with ms
Association for the Preservation o
! VIRGINIA Antiquities. The steamer
.pocahontas" has been chartered anc
41gs committee IN charge OF the aitall
Includes Mrs. -. u, HoLchkiss. Mrs
Arthur F. Wilmer. Mrs. Preston NO
land and Miss Bettte Ellyson.
The excursion will be run this yeal
~, tia anniversary Of the landing o.
the colonIsts AT Jamestown Island, ant
& I asy.ml4ef fsaefth they could not have
/ Ind for this momentous event. Todn3
! tte visitors at jamestown are greete-
with a. wealth Of spring flowers. rot
\ nraiy those that grow wild. but sur
4 rusrnding the Yeardley House. built hl
the A. p. v. A as a rest house for the
Y fourt@f and the visitor. is "A gardef
Il fssa~d with ali the flowers thai used u
4dorr every colonial garden. the
trees In their fresh spring foliage en-