The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-13

decorated with sunburst roses and
/ violets and covers were laid for
1 twelve guests. Those present were
Mrs. Bradley Johnson. of ''Tucka-
hoe; Mrs. Adolph Osterloh, Mrs.
Rolph e. Boiling. of Panama; Miss
Isabelle Carter. Miss Mary johnson,
Miss Katherine Stuart. OF, Abingdon
Miss Sarah oppenheimer. Miss Ann
Roy Johnston, Miss Frederick Camp
sula Harrison.
! At the Art Club.
Misses Emily and Ruth Brown, re-
\ cent students of the New England
Conservatory and Emerson College OF
Oratory. who now have opened q stu
| dio for pianoforte music art and ex-
\ preston in Richmond, will be heard
at the Art Club of Richmond on Tues
day afternoon at 4:30. They will pre-
sent for the members of the club and
1 their guests a reading of Tennyson's
| "Enoeh Arden" with a musical set
ting by Richard Strauss.
| This promises to be one of the most
interesting and delightful of our
| Tuesdays, and 1t is anticipated that
the club rooms will be filled to ca
pachy. Tea will be served by the en-
| tertainment committee, Miss Eliza
beth Davenport and her assistants
Engagement Announced.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Henry Wright an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter. Ethel
| of this city. The wedding will be
solemnized on Thursday. February II.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Williams EsntertaiD.
| &, A beautiful affair OF last evening
was a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Withers Williams. of 17l9
Hanover Avenue, at the Country Club
of Virginia Miss Jean Skipwith, who
is visiting Mrs. Lewis III. Blair on
Monument Avenue, was the guest OF
honor. A large basket OF spring
flowers were used In the center OF
the table. and covers were laid for
nineteen guests. which included some
OF the members of the younger society
| set,
| Valentine Carnival.
| A Valentine carnival for charity
will be held on Monday afternoon at
ST. joseph's School hall, Fourth and
Marshall Streets. Those in charge OF
| this entertainment are Mrs. w. ID.
Harton. chairman of the committee:
| Mrs. SChartes Yard1ey, Mrs. Grover
| Seliinger. Mrs. f. II. Mott. Miss Ca
nepa, Miss Mott and Misses Gertrude
land Florence Stumpf. Ics cream,
800 e0ans anu %@bsA ASAA SSAtbstas1
will be sold. So
Silver Tea.
I Tho Lee Auxiliary will give i silver
| tea at the Hosae for Confederate Wo-
! men. East Grace Street. IN Tuesday,
/ the 22d of February. from 4 10 IA
/ o'clock. Flags and sbuntins Will be
Il used to decorate the rooms, and tfla
l young girls serving win wear MArthA
4 Washington costumes. State Senator
4 John Sanders. OF SaIuda. Va, Is to be
1 the speaker of the day The feature
4 OF the afternoon will be the solo dane
ing by little Miss Esteiie Dennis, who
has just returned from New York.
1 where she took special lessons from
one OF the best-known dancing mas
1 tiers in this country. Confederate
songs viii be sung by Mr. end Mrs. f.
/ III. Cloves. Grandchildren OF the
i Richmond Chapter and the Chester
I field Auxiliary, as we'll as the public,
are cordially invited to attend.
1 Rotary CIub.
The Richmond Rotary Club will
/ hold Its annual entertainment IN the
auditorium OF the jefferson Hotel on
| Tuesday evening. February 90. a very
!. interesting program Is being arranged,
4 IN which women. as well As men, vii!
/ take part. The plans are not yet
4
being added to the list.
r.. AZ the .W0man,s Club.
f. Tomorrow afternoon the Hardy An
4 nuaP will make Its appearance at the
club with Miss Brent Witt as editor-in-
chief. Miss Witt has secured a very
competent staff. including Mrs. Henry
] Ayiett Sampson. Mrs. Moses D. Hoge.
MIS- Archer q. Jones. Miss Lucy Witt
and Miss Luiie Greenhow Johnson. The
tannAofnnrA af al
enc of the most interesting features of
/ the season at the club and a large
/ number Of members will be present.
Refreshments will be served.
Concert ON Tuesday Eveninw.
! The celebrated tenor. John McCor-
! mack. will sing 1T the Richmond Au-
ditorium on Tuesday evening and a
/ large and fashionable audience will
be present to hear him. Mr.. McCor-
mack. who is a great favorite In this
city. having appeared in concert here
1 last winter. will be assisted by Mfr.
McBeath. the noted vio1inist. The fol-
/ lowing delightful program has been
arranged.
/. ta) 20 Sleep. why Dost Thou
/ Leave Me- ............ Handel
/ tb3 Tell Fair irene. 1890. Handel
/ Mr.. Mccormack
! 2. (a) "Arioso" ........ Hendel
| CD "Gavotte" " Bach
is Mr.. McReath.
| 5. (A) MY Sweet Repose". Schubert
fb) Thine Image" 1865. Schumann
! tc) when Night Descends"
| RachmaninoR
{d) "Serensde" ...... Tachaikowsky
Mr.. Mccormack.
4. ta) sSerenade Espagnoie
" Chaminade- Kreisler
tb) ''Mazurka" 49,. Chopin Kreisier
Mr.. MeBeath.
rs. irish folk songs. ]. Arr. Hughes
Ia, Bard of Armagh. Arr Hughes
tb) "Ballynure Ballad. Arr. Hughes
Coz Moran O'Neaie" Especially
arranged for Mr.. Mccor-
mack Hughes
I'd, Nelly. Ny Love and Me-.
Arr. Moffat
| essss.,1.-- Mr.. Mccormack.
| 6. 1Tndian Lament" .. Dvorak
Mr.. MoBeath.
II. Ia When the Dew Is Falling"
Edwin Schneider
written for Mr.. Mccormack.D
tb) The Rose and the Flame
| Buzxi-Peccia
Co THE Old Refrain" Fritz Kreisler
(written for and dedicated to Mr.. Me-
Cormack.)
td) IF You Would Love Me"