The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-22
4OCIETY
Care 10 our comm adds q nail. no
doubt;
And cv'ry grin so merry. draws one
out"
NSy4 DR. Wnlcot

M4SnI This afternoon, tne woman
club observes Virginia Day and at
Es4 o'clock Henry ". Anderson Will
ApNak on Lee AS a Citizen" Mrs.
.haries f. Boiling entertains this
sovening in honor of Misses Elizabeth
III md Ida Byrd Warwick. At her home.
2#402 West Grace Street, the debutantes
d will play cards from $50 10 10. AZ
80 O'clock the young men are invited
to supper
Tomorrow, Miss Adele Williams viii
address the Art Club Of Richmond on
the Post Impressionists' at 4:So
O'Clock Mrs Isaac Davenport will
entertain at bridge at 4 o'clock IN
U her home, 5i0 West Franklin street.
saAt 4 o'clock, Miss Sarah Poe, Of Bal
timore, will be guest of honor at the
] home OF Mrs. James Ransome Branch
Tor an afternoon reception.
Wednesday afternoon at ! o'clock,
lrA Thomas l. Moore entertains at
luncheon ami a matinee party for
Misses Margaret Miller and Elise Will
nsr. The Literary Round Table will
dtscuas Hugh Wapole's The Dark
Iorest.'' led By Mrs. w. e. Harris, at
A.to o'clock. Miss Hattie Belle
Gresham will meet her Browning
study class at 4:So O'Clock in the Art
Club building.
ensertains at luncheon for the younger
married set in her home. 1895 Monu-
ment Avenue Mrs Philip st. George
Cooke Will give a reception at her
home, s14 West Franklin Street, from
3 to o'clock.
Friday. St. Cec!ltas chorus Will give
their much heraided concert at the
Jefferson Hotel at $40 O'Clock Ad
miral Harrie Webster will direct the
auction bridge tournament al the Wo-
mans Club at $50 oc-ock.
Saturday, the regular dinner dance
will take place at the Country Club.
-.' At the Wonan's Club
Virginia Day" will he observed at
the womans Club this afternoon at
I O'Clock, when Mr.. Henry w. Ander-
son will make en- address on Lee As
4 Citizen Mrs. +. Randolph Wal
liams is chairman and will present
Mr. Anderson The Monday nearest
the birthday OF General Robert +
Lee is always fttingly celebrated at
the club. and Is named for the State
Upon this day the subject of the at-
fernoon Is one concerning great Viz
gilman or relating TO an historic Incl
dent or epoch. Hostesses this after
noon at the coffee table will be Mrs
Charles Habliston, Mrs. David X
Creecy, Mrs. Wallace Gill, the Misses
May and Julia Grant Moore. while the
tea table is TO be presided over by
the Mesdames J. Taylor Ellyson. Hugh
Nelson. h A. Saunders. Warren T.
Taylor, Robert Powers and stanyarne
Wilson.
Miss Jones Glasses
During February and March Miss
Lou Belle Catesby Jones Will have a
class for the study OF some modern
I plays. poems and short stories The
class will meet at North Second
Ig,.1 1~Ft
subjects include the following pro-
gram:
rygmalion -. George Bernard Shaw
Feb g.
Men. Women and Ghosts Amy Lowell
Feb. g.
The Hungry stones.
Rsbintranath Tagore
Feb. 80
Justice ......... John Galsworthy
March 2.
Poems ...... Rabindranath Tagore
March ..
Great Catherine,
George Bernard Shaw
March 10
rhitra ......... Rahindranath Tagore |
March %,
Strife .....Joh John Galsworthy |
March 80,
Poems .......-......R Robert Frost
At the Art Club.
Miss Adele Williams viii talk on the I
'tPost imprexsionists" at the Art Club |
Of Richmond. az 80 O'Clock tomor
row afternoon Miss Williams was
one OF the charter members OF the
club ana WAS formerly an Instructor
in the club,
Cabaret BAN.
Music for the cabaret ball. which
- to be given tn the auditorium or
the Jefferson Hotel the night of Jan
nary 81 at O'Clock. under the aus
piees OF the Open Air School Associa-
ton will be furnished by the Meyer
Davis orchestra OF Washington. -. &.
TINS Is one Of the best orchestlaE for
dance music in this section Of the
rountrt. and the cam aa4ttee Ill charge
counts itself fortunate in having
secured so desirable feature for the
entertainment. There Is to he an
unique Egyptian dance, coached by
Miss Ella Binford and participated .
In by many OF this seasons deba-
tantes, among them being the Misses
Anne Randolph Warren Mary Tom
Nm Anderson, Mary HAYES. Doreen
FitzGeraid. Martha Wal Isabe! Wu-E
lame. Emile Rogersou Corbin /
Epicer Gene Heck. Alice Jones, Nellie /
Rennolds and katherine Scales.
Tables for the bail may be reserved
by communicating with Mrs. Lewis
III. Bosher. telephone Randolph $3.50
Mrs St George bryan il general
chairman. and the cnatrrnen of the
committees 10 assis- her are Spe
cialties Miss Martha Haury Robin
son; decoration, Mrs. Granville Gray;
music. Mrs Thomas Branch Nc
Adams; advertising. Mrs. william
Augustine; tickets, Mrs. Alexander G.
Brown. Among the patronesses are
Mesdames Gordon Smith. Thomas b
Scott. Granville Valentine. Garrett r.
Wall, DeSoto F'ltzGerald. Melville C.
Branch. Thomas b. McAdarns. J. LIN
aas EanderHoof. William Augustine.
wood Antrim. Henry HARDWOOD Doug
Hiram smith, j. NJ Rosenbaun.
Coleman Workman, Philip n Powers
Goodwin Boykin. Carroll Montague
Robert Cabell Arthur Ripley. TAoga .
Golsan. r. I.atimer Gordon. r. -.
s Hotchkiss. John A, Coke il. E4ew!s
Iarus, Robert Pegram Thomas
Moore, Baskerville Bridge orth.
+ George Morgan. ST. George Cooke.
Z Charles t. Williams. Jr.. Milton r,
Marcuse, r. G. Myers. Leon Waller
Tfein. william r. Massie. Randolph
Williams. w Russell Bowie. Ashton
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