The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
SOCIETY

ner before tho dance, when covers
will be laid for twelve guests. Others
who will entertain at the dinner at
the club on that occasion who have
already reserved tables are Messrs
Charles U. Williams Jr., william s..
Workman. James A. Moncure, James
L. Anderson, c. M. Chichester. A. J..
Gray. Jr., J. Kent Rawley. Meade T.
Spicer. e. s. Carlton. Fl. e. Litch-
ford. 4. B. Sydnor and DR.. Clifton
Miller
Saturday Afternoon at the Bazaar.
The chairman Of the children's en-
tertainment committee Of the Blues
Bazaar announces that the program
for Saturday afternoon. the final mat
inee OF the week, will be one of the
most interesting features Of the en-
tire affair. Miss Idear Steele Tray
lor. who has such artistic dancing
classes in Fredericksburg and Peters,
burg. Is going to bring her pupils
from the latter place for this occasion.
The following is her program. which
was only completed yesterday:
i. Opening prologue from Miss
Trayior's Polly Primrose OPP
era. The opera in total Ia to be
given in Petersburg Easter Mon
day.
Q. The Flower Dance -. Ten Girls
.. Highland $3.50. Margaret Powers
4. Fox Trot Specially.
Margaret Powers
(Song and Dance.)
b. Fancy Dance. Margaret williams
Loretta Powers. Miriam Cell
man.
6. Tambourine Dance Eight Girls
7. Some Old-Fashioned Dances:
Minuet Steps.
Margaret williams
old-Time Waltz -. Olivia Fitz
Polka -. .Rosabel Bowie
Schottfsche $50. Helen Reagan
RACKET ....... Sophie GeIlman
Wake-Wake. Virginia Bowman
Gavotte so. Russell Young
Rockaway 49, Dorothy Rahily
IWo-Step ........ Rosa keran
York -. -. Pauline Bowman
Barn Dance Miriam Gellman
Virginia Savanna,
Airline Traylor
8. One-Step .... Marie Boothe
y Hesitation ... Cecilia Rosenstock
10. Maxine -. Margaret Powers
IL: FOX Trot 80. -. Loretta Powers
This entire program will last Just
one hour and fifteen mint ties.
At the Art Club.
At the Art Club on Tuesday after
noon at 1880 o'clck Frau DR.. Kerry,
OF Vienna. will give an illustrated
talk on The Wachau." a part of the
Danube country. interesting through
romance. art and the beauties of ma
ture All of Frau Kerry's friends and
the friends OF the club members are
cordially Invited to attend the lee
ture. after which tea will be served,
as usual
Miss Mary Barney Banghman will
De chairman of the afternoon.
On last Thursday at 1880 o'clock
the class in the history of art Joined
the instructor at the Valentine Mu-
scum. and had a most enjoyable and
instructive lesson on Donatello and
the Della Robbias and contemporary
painters This class, which is one OF
the privileges of the senior members
OF the Art Club. Is held every Thurs
day at 1890 o'clock at the club. Miss
MARY Barney Baughman gave the
architectural and sculptural side dur
Ing the early part of the session and
MISS Houston is now conducting the
study OF the painters. All senior mem
ners are urged to take advantage of
this class, A
Iafronesses for Auxiliaries' PLAY
Some OF the most prominent So
ciety women in Richmond will act az
patronesses for THE Great Trail" the
play that the junior auxiliary of the
Episcopal Churches In Richmond will
give In ST. James Parish House on
Friday evening. April 9. at o'clock.
ana again on Saturday afternoon,
Aprl TO- at O'Clock. 1t Is the Gus
tom OF this organization to give each
year during the Easter week a
church play, the proceeds from which
are used for the support OF teachers In
the Ragged Mountains OF Virginia.
The following is the list Of patron
esses who have already accepted:
Mesdames r. G. Rennolds. Henry
Taylor. r. A. Lancaster, James Caskie.
frank Mcclure. James N. Upshur, Ed
ward Valentine. E. g. Higginbotham,
Thomas N. Carter. John w. Harrison.
Thomas w. Elicit. Henry w. Roun-
tree. Frederick s. Valentine, Mann s.
valentine. Joseph b. Beasley Edmund
A. Saunders, .Jr.. Thomas l.. Moore
Edgar D. Taylor. Hugh NJ. Taylor'
John Dunn. Preston Cooke, Edward
MCGUIRE. Louise Rennolds. A. l.. jan
ney II. 7. ingalls,. T. C. Rufin, Alice
Ruhhn. Carries Friend. Arthur Mann.
heath Clarke. Walter Dunn, Knox
Crutchfield, Philip H. Powers r. w.
Scott. ST. Julien Oppenhe.mer Ran
dolph Wexford. George Hutchings.
Edmund Strudwick, Stanyarne Wilson.
A. p. Wilmer, c. f. Boiling, d. B.
Tenant, John B. Minor. J. J. Leake.
Frank Powers, B. r. Valentine. c. p.
CABOT. Richard Meade. Walter Chris
tan, M. g. Wallace. William Powers.
Robert Harrison. j. A. Hancock. p. w.
HOWE, James e. Cannon. A. s. Briggs.
Henry c. Risly, W. II. Addison. Eu-
gene c. Massie. Mrs. e. d. Samson.
g. Rutherford Rose, Hugh Miller,
Charles e. Picot. Alexander +. Ry-
land. Hurt. B. w. Lacy. r. T. Sydnor.
w. p. Stutz, A. j. Warren, George
Epps. ]. 8. Epps. James Hartz, J.
Baker. Elicit. d. r. Tyler. Carter,
Mary Meekman, Bowen. w. l.. Hill
lard, C. w. Sydnor, BARTLETT. Sam
England, Mr.. J. Harvie Burke; Misses
Fanny Dowden. Florence Dowden.
Scphy Gayle. Ida Dinwiddte Elsie Ker-
sey. Nina J. Taylor. Annie Blair and
Adele Mills.
Young Pianistc Plays.
Little Miss Vim Hillsman. daughter
OF DR. and Mrs Hiilman. appeared at
a concert recently given at the Second
rresbyterian Church, and was given
an enthusiastic reception when she
performed by memory. and with a fin
ish. that Ia unusual for 30 small a child
piano solos by Schumann and Mozart.
She IL a pupil OF Mr.. e. L. Boiling. who
has arranged q program for a recital
to be given at an early date by the