The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30

iclub. and her talk will be followed by
an open discussion participated IN by
I Miss Adele Clark Miss Bessie William
son, Mrs. stafford Phillips and others.
During the Educational Convention
/ last week the art work. of the public
schools of Fort Wayne Ind, was
i brought TO Richmond by Mr.. Busch.
Of Chicago and the exhibition is now
on view at the Richmond Art Club.
and is most interesting. At this con-
vcntion an art section OF me Virginia
state Teachers Association was form
ed which lie the first of It's kind IN the
state, and the member expect to
MAXI IL 4 great help in the execution
Of THE branch of education.
!. y. i. Cotiilion Club Tina sgieing
Dances
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Cotillon club gave its annual Thanks
giving dances Friday night and Satur-
day afternoon in the field house. The
gymnasium was PRETTY decorated in
the club colors, blue and gold. n
spider work of streamers in these
colors suspended from the ceiling. and
many colored light schemes being eff
fectivcly used. Music was furnished
by an orchestra from Roanoke and
supper was served at 1890 O'Clock
George Wood. of Roanoke. dancing
with Miss Partridge, of Norfolk, led
the coulifon Friday night, and the
cha perones of the evening included
the ladies of the college ia Guilty and
some from out of town. The couples
taking part In the first Of the two
dances were: Miss Myra Logan. Salem
Salem. and 1. tidy Miss Green.
Charleston. w. Va, and J. T. Moore:
Sarah Oliver, Crewe. and r. Hum
phries: Miss Minnie Belvin, Chris
tiansbur9. and c. K. Moore; Miss
Austin, Richmond. and F. II. Norvell:
Miss Jennie Bolts, Roanoke and Mr..
Smethers; Miss McAlhatten. Rich
mond and l.. NJ. Gaines. Miss Aston
Winston Salem, n. c.. and Evanx
Gardner; Miss GALLOWAY Salem. and
] #, East: Miss Florence Blanchard,
Bristol. and ]. n. Clark; Miss Spangler
Roanoke. ana George Caffee, Miss
Hazel Fitzgerald, Roanoke and Cor
don Johnson; Miss Cora Davidson,
H'a~'-enurg. ana Or. 7 RI W4taon;
Mss Eleanor Burning. salem. and
X. A. Tompkins. Miss Katherine
Goodell Bristol, and n r. Aaron; Miss
Dorcass Martin. Salem and NJ. Clay:
Atis--etr-o- r'i1aff1er, EuaT1ke and II
A. Davenport: Miss Margaret Prieur.
Norfolk, and c. Hall; Miss Paxton
9Heua Vista, and -. Ecden, Miss
Lynch; Bluefield. and Mr. Catlin; Miss
Swecker. Nytheville. and u. Camp.
Miss Forman. Roanoke and Mr..
lasting: Miss Helen Martin. Salem,
and Mr.. Turpin; Miss Rebecca Lowder.
Bristol, and A. p Sibold. Miss Pansy
Mock Tazewen, and l. y. Fuqua;
Miss Suderman Missouri and Mr..
Lancaster; Miss Quinn Roanoke. and
Mr.. kaVanaugh; Miss Katherine Hol-
lis Christianshurs, and Mr.. White:
Miss Margaretta Bushnell. salem, and
Mr.. MaHenry.
ANNUAL Christmas Sale.
ST Hildas Guild Of ST Pauis
church VIII hold its annual Christmas
sale Of fancy articles on Wednesday,
December /, from A NJ to r NJ.
/ in the Parrish House, Sl5 East Grace
street The public is cordially in
vited TO attend this sale
Charity Concert.
A concert will he given on Deem
Der !, at S:i5 o'clock. in the assembly
hall under the auspices Of the Ginter
Park Womans Club. for the benefit
of the Associated Charities.
The artists are Mrs. Clifton N Mil
Ter. who VIII give a program Of scotch
and Irish songs in costume Joseph
Whittemore baritone and Mr..
Weitzel, pianist.
Miss Cloves 10 Wed.
Mr.. ana Mrs John William Cloves
announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage OF their daughter.
+ Flora tfatrwo0d, To russell Fillmore
Mcbride, formerly of brakes Branch
and IynChburg, but now Of Green
vile, n c.. the wedding to take place
the latter part Of December
tsarrison--BIiancl.
/ Mrs Marietta c Branch announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Mabel
Adriance. to Isaac Harold Garrison.
! the ceremony having taken place Sat-