The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-09

Miss Anne Myers, Mr. Kicks. Miss Ro-
berta Peasants. DR.. a-ctIavock, Mrs.
Frederick Hodges. DIR. Hodges, Miss
May l. Moore, Mr.. William Workman,
Mrs Henry Litchford, Mr.. Litchford.
Mrs James Ltchford, of Raleigh. n.
c.: DR.. w. b. Hopkins. Miss Juanita
Gould, of New York; Miss Katherine
Gordon. DIR. Samuel Bowen. Miss Ja-
net Jones' Mr.. John A. cutchins. Mrs.
Lewis Larus. Mr. Larus, Miss Alice
B. Reed. Mrs. Charlie Harris, Miss
Marian Spicer, Mr.. Meade T. Spicer,
Miss Dorothy Harrison. DIR. +. S.
Johns, Mrs. Leslie A Weary, Mr..
George Reid, Mr. Jellison. Mrs. A. +.
Miller. Miss Susie Brown. DIR. Will
liam Graham and others.
At the Art Club.
Mayor George Ainslie will address
the Art Club of Richmond on Tues
day afternoon, at o'clock. on City
Planning" The subject Is a most in
teresting one, and all friends of Mayor
Ainslie and the club are invited to
be present The usual informal re-
ception will follow the address, and
tea will be served by the house COM
mittee.
Bishop O'Connell Lectures.
The address made by the RI Rev,
d. ]. 0'Conneil. Bishop of Richmond
was the feature of the regular month
ly meeting of the Woman's Club OF
Ginter Park. on last Wednesday after
noon. Bishop O'Conneli repeated his
beautiful address on the Madonna OF
the Chair" which he made recently
at the Art. Club He was introduced
| ! the Rev. E. e. Osgood, of Brook
| Hill. The Bishop is wonderful
| speaker, and Is never happier than
when speaking on art subjects. After
| the lecture plans for the proposed
gateway into Ginter Park, which the
club is contemplating building were
discussed This gateway is to be-
a beautiful and dignified entrance te
4 Chamberlayne Avenue. Nothing def
mite, however. was decided by the club
An informal reception followed ths
program.
Anniversary Service Mt WV. C. A.
The first anniversary service OF ths
| Young Women's Christion Association
celebrating the opening of the Contra
building. % North Fifth Street. will be
held at 5 o'clock this afternoon. Ser
vice will be similar to the dedication
service. which was so Ian s,ely attended
last year. Miss Katherine H. Halves
president of the association, will con
duct the meeting and give the address
Her subject will be How to Maintain
Ia Growing Christian Lire"
All are cordially welcome at thi:
meeting and members of the associa
ton are urged to be present.
Annual Recital OF School of EXPIRES
4 sion
I Miss Nan Crawford, so well-knowr
as a character comediene will giv'
one OF her popular readings at th'
annual recital of the Eichmonf
School OF Expression at the Jefferson
on Tuesday evening. Miss Crawford
was graduated from the school sew
eral years ago. and has since adopted
the work OF the stage as q profession
having recently completed an engage
ment with the Grayce Scott Company
"A Dead Heat is ttle title OF a very
unique comedy sketch to be given or
this occasion. the roles to be enactey
by Misses Lucille Epps. Clyde Hall
Marguerite stiles, Ada stephens and
Sarah Whisky.
| A Russian folk dance Is to be giver
by little Misses Jean Field Blair. Eli
zabeth James. Mildred Gates. Florence
| Pizzini, William Johns. Frances Bead.
les. Ruth Miles and Helen Sims.
i Miss Katherine Thurston viii rem
den violin solo accompanied by Mis-,
Florence Dansey Mrs. Austin w
Martinstein and Miss Gladys Martin.
charming piano Juos.
/ The whole program arranged Is q
vry charming one. and to avoid over