The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
Musical Affairs to
Occupy Society
MAY FESTIVAL AND UNIVERSITY
or VIRGINIA GLEE CLUB
CONCERT THIS WEEk

IL music he the food OF love, In
seresting announcements and June
weddings will probably follow IN the
train Of this weeks events. For fash
ionabie and musical folk viii he uut
In force 10 attend the MAY Festival
ri the Wednesday club. which will
take place tomorrow night and Tues
day afternoon aad night This event
always she greatest SINGLE incident Of
Rtehmonds social season. VII be on
a grander scale than ever before this
year. The roll II subsCri bins men
beers numbers some % the most prom
inent people in the city. and bril-
liant audience will dll the Auditorium
for each this OCCASION
Another ruuslc-l event 81 great IN
terest to society this week 3 the con-
cert which viii ne given on Friday
by the I University % Virginia Cleo
Club. under the auspices Of the Com
monwealth Cha pter. DAUGHTERS II the
America Revolution. An informal
dance ia 70 follow the concert which
will take place IN the jefferson Hotel
auditorium. and the affair Is puJs.
The most fAshlopa Die patronage,
Several interesting wedding wiA
take place this week, ana tn" spring
bride is as always, the center ~ al
traction and interest
Another gathering OF sociery pe9-
pie vii I'll the vide old rooms Z
the John Marshall House on Thurs
Gay afternoon fer TIRE annual recep-
ton Of the Association fer the Preset
walton Of Nirsinia Antiquities These
functions each spring are among the
most interesting and exclusive affairs
h a =
charge Of the Tea this year includes
Mrs. John II seuthau. chairman.
Mrs. T. Y. Valentine Mrs : George
Bryan. Mrs L. T. Meffit and Miss
Matte Harris.
For The Younger set
Mira George Ben Johnsoa invited
the members NJ the class In which
her young daughters Misses Helen
and Nlcketu johnson are students
vi *Springstde" to an informal tea
drinking at the Country Club yes
terdsy afternoon. quite number
of Richmond girls are in this class
at Chestnut Hiil. and. In addition to
these, some OF the younger society
men were invited 10 meet the guests
Of honor. Misses Katherine Norris and
Elisabeth Williams
Another pretty affair Of Yesterday
afternoon was the informal tea which
Misses abel and Eliza beth Scott,
the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick william Scott Of g0s Weat
Franklin street, gave at o'clock In
their residence. The rooms were pref
lilly decorated with many bright spring
flowers and there was no receiving
line, The Misses Scott wore dresses
of peacock blue silk made alike, with
bouquets of orchide. Mrs Scott as
slated har t,. ny. t.r 1,
guests about thirty-five Of whom have
been Included in the invitations
Parosesses For Concert.
The list OF patronesses for the con
cert. which will be given Friday night
Of this week by the University oil
Virginia Glee Club. under the auspices
OF the Commonwealth Chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, in
the Jefferson Hotel ballroom. includes
besides the wives OF alumni members
Of Common " ealth Chapter, the follow
ing ladies Mrs j w. Harrison. Mrs
Q, H. Altriend Mrs. J. j. Hickok MIRA
w. II. McNeill, Mrs James y. Crump
8 Mrs. Allan Donusa. Mira Robert S
s@ Crump. Mrs. Sam Cohen Mira Johr
Garland Pollard. Mrs Latimer Cor
don. Mrs. Arthur Wilmer, Mrs II w
Ellerson. Mrs r u Hotchkiss, Mrs
Henry Hotchkiss. Mrs Robert Blau
AGAHhip, Ibi D II W tbaiEs MITE. lbOin a.
t. Moore, Mrs r. II Mcclure Mrs
Waller Morton, Mrs Ashton Starke
Mrs. Alvin Smith Mrs Levin Joynes
Mrs. William H white, Mrs Thomai
B. Snead and Mrs. J. T.. Potts
The concert Is for the bene6t OF tn,
Red Cross Association. and the ticke
committee include Mesdames ] Fl
capers, A. r. Hunt. Graner Neale, w
L. Clarke. r. Q. Nelson. W. J. Payne
Hampton Fleming
At the Woman's Club.
The Right Rev II. J. O'Connell
bishop OF Richmond will be the lee
eturer at the Woman's Club on Monda,
afternoon at o'clock Recent Exca
wations on the Palatine mr. will b,
the subject OF his discourse. which will
be OF unusual i>terest, as the bishoj
10 speaker of the greatest charm
and magnetism Mrs Franklin Agnev
10 chairman OF the afternoon,
At o'clock, before the lecture a
+ o'clock, there viii be an importan
business meeting Of ali mem bers o
the club, and p full attendance Il
urged This meeting is called To dis
cuss plans for the erection OF an au
ditorium In the rear of the club ant