The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06


mans Club will he most delightful as
Mr. Frank Spaeight. of London. Eng
land, Will give q dramatic interpreta-
ton of David Copperfield." Last
winter Mr.. Spaeight charmed a large
audience at the club with another of
Dickens works, and doubleday the
club will be crowded with those eager
to hear him again. Mrs. Henry Aylett
Sampson Is chairman of the afternoon
and will introduce the speaker Tea
will be served at the conclusion OF
the program.
State Forester to Lecture.
( At the meeting OF the James River
Garden Club. which will take place
at the Y w. C. A. on Tuesday after
noon at o'cick. Mr.. II. C.. Jones, OF
Charlottesville. the State forester, will
give an illustrated lecture, treating OF
the conservation of Woodlands. The
lecture will be under the auspices OF
the club and those who are interested
will be cordially welcome.
Mrs. Williams to Speak.
At the Art Club of Richmond on
Tuesday afternoon. February %. Mrs.
John SHELTON Williams will address
members on illumination" Mrs.
Williams Is a charming speaker and
a large number of members will be
present to hear her.
Ginter Park Minstrcls.
The Ginter Park Minstrels under
the management Of Mr.. Charles Picot,
Will give a jolly entertainment in the
Assembly Hall on February Is for the
benefit of the fund for purchasing n
moving picture machine for the new
school. Mr. Shepherd Webb will
have charge of the music and Mr..
Picot will be assisted by local talent.
A ALL rh f,,I Is N a
the affair will close with dancing by
thu audience lee cream seft-aFtFks
and candy will be on sale The chair
man OF the different committees are
as follows: Mrs T. w Gardner, gem
eral chairman; Mrs. Ryals, tickets;
Mrs Howard Sutton, refreshments;
Mrs Garlick. publicity. and Mrs.
Picot. stage.
Misses Hillsnsan and Woodward
Soioists.
Misses Win Hillsman and Georgia
Woodward were the solosts ut meet
ing last week of the Council Of Jewish
Women of Temple Beth Ahabah. Lit
tie Miss Hillsman played, among other
selections, Prelude (Chopin), Menuet
lPadereuski). and Little Fingers
(Bolling). and Miss Woodward's mum
bers were Poets Harp" tMendel-
ssohn), Danse Rustique tMason),
Schummerlied (Schumann), Restless
Heart" Concert Caprice (Bolling),
The performances of both young
ladies were highly complimeuted and
they were received with much APP
plause.
Annual Valentine P&.ty.
The Mary w. Thomas Auxiliary OF
the Virginia Home for the lncurables
has perfected its plans for the annual
Na1o nrtx a. a
ternoon from to 7 O'Clock in the JEFF
ferson Hotel Auditorium. st. Nalen-
tine will be there to present each child
In the opening march with a valen-
tine.
Mrs. Hamilton Smith. contralto,
well known as one of Richmond's
most gifted singers, possessing mar
velous talent as a child impersonator,
will sing group OF songs written es-
pecially for children, and which have
been used by the renowned Kitty
Chatham, The songs are under the
head of improving Anxious Chill
dren," by John Carpenter. and are
ta) stout" tb) Red Hair" (c)
The Liar" (d) "a Plan" Mrs. Allen
j. Saville will be at the piano.
Mrs. Smiths children,s- chorus,
| ranging in years from four to twelve,
will sing (al "Grandpa's Dancing
I lleSSOU, W. ilIflE To EAl9t, ttJ Il AAS
! Wind" (d) Marching Song"
The following children compose the
| chorus: Anne Addison Mabel Burruss,
Elizabeth Coke. Jack Hogan, Nancy
| Hough, Virginia Keen, Rsbecca Mil
| Ter, Franklin and Elizabeth Neal.
Louise Rogerson. Ruth Ramsey, Nell
Saville Louise. Virginia and Hamil-
ton Smith, Phoebe Tyler.
There will be fancy dancing. good
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| Misses Cogan, Helen Adams. Mary
Todd and Lucy Witt will lead the
children in playing games.
] There will be 2 fish pend. with all
manner OF surprises, novelty table
with q lovely bird pie with favors
tucked under the birds wings. cute
little Rose O'Nel faces, butterflies,
and oh. many pretty things.
A Valentine and Toy Table. for the
girls and boys TO get their Valentines
for their sweethearts,
| An ice cream booth. a candy booth,
In fact everything 10 make the little
folks happy.
The Rrown-ups are also invited, for
they will find rare enjoyment in
watching 1.-The Riddles" and at the
same time will be helping q worthy
! couse.
Miss Mary Thomas is In charge OF
|
the following members of the aux
Hilary.
| Mesdames James Gordon Smith. Au-
brey Young. John Miller. John Lottier,
Saunders Hohson. Knox Wilson. Null
ford Crutchfeld. Wilcher Keen. Bar
ton Wise, s. II. Bemss. Archie Battle.
James T. Parkinson, Warner Moore.
Martha b. Thomas, Thomas F. JEFF
fress. A. w. Patterson. C. A. Saunders,
III, Robert Nelson Pollard. c. II.
Weber, l.. r. Hamberlin. Misses Mar
| caret and Maud Stringfellow. Nell
Wise, Iowa CrHmp,- PPauline Powers,
Allene Stokes Margaret Ferguson, Nell
| Potts, Mary Cameron, Mary Saunders.
Mabel Walker. Irene Fitzgerald.
| Personal Mention.
Miss Beatrice Kelley. of Brooklyn.
/ n. Y. Will arrive today to be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. c. rinkey.
at their home in Ginter Park. Miss
HALEY visited here several seasons
ago and has a number OF friends in
this city.
| Mrs Henry Paul Darlington, Of this
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