The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-30

Of Washington and Lee University.
will give the first lecture OF the sea-
son at the Womans Club at 4'5o TINS
afternoon, choosing as his subject
The Expanding Life" DIR. Smith mas
a wide and enviable reputation as a
speaker. making 1t probable that tnas.
his initial appearance at the club, Will
be OF unusual interest Mrs. Allison
Hodges is chairman of the evening.
Al the conclusion OF the lecture an
informal reception VIII follow.
Concert at Hig bland Park.
At Highland Park Woman's Club
there is to be an interesting concert
Tuesday night at o'clock under the
direction of Mrs. A w. Martinstein.
The artists whose names will appear
anon the program are Mrs. Hamilton
smith. contralto; Miss Ada Kuyk. So
prano, Or. Koblenzer. tenor. Mr.. A
vs. Martlnstein. baritone, and Mrs
Martinstein accompaniSt. Friday az
fernoon at the club viii be the first
meeting Of the Literary Round Table
when current events for October will
he discussed by Mrs. Milton Cole. Mrs
/. d. Enslow and Mrs. c. W. Wing
field. TO the concert Tuesday night
men are to be invited
Art Club Lecture ScrAeM.
Lectures will begin at the Art Club
Of Richmond the afternoon Of No
vember at 4:30 o'clock. The RI
Rev. Dennis J. O'Connell. Roman
Catholic bishop of Richmond, presi-
dent Of the Climb. will DO the nrst
speaker. Every Tuesday afternoon
throughout the season there will be
a lecture upon a subject OF general
interest, either TO art, literature, edu-
cation or philanthropy. At all times
members ana their friends arc In
r. Ne piAhnn 0sfnH-
nell, who is one of the best authort-
ties upon art in the South. has not yet
announced his subject
Reading from Greek Plays.
Reading from the Greek Plays" is
the general subject Of the talks which
Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones is to
give at the Woman's Club beginning
November s at $50 o'clock. Each
| Wednesday for six weeks Miss Jones
will read the famous Greek dramas.
the final one being devoted to modern
| poems and stories concerning Sapho.
who was go intimately connected with
the traditions of ancient Athens. The
skin md charm Of the reader are too
well known and too much appreciated
/ to require further comment Mem
/ hers and their out-of-town guests will
| I'LL the auditorium each week. as these
afternoons are one of the privileges
OF members,
Plan Thanksgiving Social.
St Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet this afternoon at 4
o'clock with Mrs. Ramon d. Garctn.
261S East Broad Street Reports from
delegates who attended the State con-
vention and arrangements for the an
nual Thanksgiving social will be the
important business discussed
Jewish Women's Council.
A general meeting Of the Council OF
Jewish Women will be held in the
assembly room OF Temple Beth Aha
bah on Thursday evening. Novem Der
g. at $50 O'Clock. The program OF
the evening WILL be. Opening prayer,
the Rev. Dn f N. Calisch; an ad
,iress, Work for Tsraers Won en-" the
Rev. DIR. Morris s.. Lazaron, OF Balti-
more; violin solo. Jay Donohue; vocal
solo, Miss Marian Stern Members OF
the council and friends are invited
to attend.
Personal Manfton.
Mr.. and Mrs Levin Joynes and MFR.
and Mrs. f.. r D. Myers, Of West
Franklin Street, spent tho weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dgbort q Leigh.
Jr.. at Piedmont" their country home
in Orange County.
AT, SJu tlEE ctuAfS IAACA&Qx a8FS
returned to their home on West
Franklin Street, after brief stay in
Norfolk.
Mrs Isaac Newton Vaughan. II, o.
Monroe Terrace. has left for stay
OF several weeks in New York.
Mrs Philip St George Cooke viii
go TO Now York this week to spend
a few days with friends
Mrs, John G. Hagan has returned
home, after n visit to Mr.. and Mrs,
IWtlloughby Newton. OF Hanover
County.
Mrs, John Archer Coke, Jr.. fe2ves
this week for visit to New York.
Miss Eva Martin has returned to