The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-18
FRIEDA MEREDITH DIETZ. Editor.
Telephone Madison 1898.

In behalf of her hospital In France.
situated in Villiers on the Aisne She
| was before her marriage Miss Fran
ces Wilson daughter of Francis Will
son, the actor. and has done wonder
ful work for the relief of the wound
ed in the country OF her adoption.
The speaker has recently published a
book called. My Home on the Field
/ of Honor" which goes into much in
teresting detail regarding the war and
It's effect on the bodies of men. II
has not yet been decided where the
talk will he given, announcement of
which will be made within a few
days la Baronne Huard is now in
Chicago. where she Is completing a
successful lecture tour.
Entcrtains at Dansante.
Miss Emifye Schott, daughter Of
Mrs. Lizzie schott will be hostess at
dance at tho E1ks' home tomorrow
evening at a:45 O'Clock. A large num-
her Of invitations were issued early
last week for the affair.
Personals.
Archibald Henderson. OF the Uni
versitv. OF North Carolina. arrives to-
day to be the guest Of Mrs. II. W.
Cobb. at her home. al3 Park ave
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. G. b Garner are the
guests OF c. r, Garner. in Chsrlottes-
Vile, Va.
Mrs Laura Sterrett has returned
from a visit to her daughter. Mrs
] r Rasley. Of North Emporia.
Albert s. Boiling is visiting in
Richmond.
Mr.. william A. Green will return
20 the city today, after having spent
six weeks in New York and Atlantic
City.
AZ the Wonan's Club.
The Woman'S club Is again fortu-
nate In securing good speaker for
Monday February 10. at 4 o'clock.
Archibald Henderson. of the rniver
sity of North Carolina. noted lecturer,
dramatic critic and vice-president OF
the Dramatic League of America. will
address the club on BERNARD Shaw"
Mrs +, l. Noffitt Is chairman of the
afternoon Hostesses include Mes
4z7r71E \ f3rtftee, IA rf+s-4 ,s+taEas
NJ l. Harrison, Thomas Branch
Scott Bernard Guest, Thomas Il.
Sncad, James b. Harvey. Louis CheIf.
Iasrkin GIazebrooke. Walter Chris
nan, {. =. w pTtnanl ana hiSS MAI
caret Norson.
At tho Art Club.
An almost unknown people will be
introduced 10 the members OF the Art
club Of Richmond when Mrs George
r. Rull talks on lie Pays Basque at
4:3N o'clock Tuesday. Mrs Bull has
spent much time among these quaint
dwellers or the French coast and her
talk will be OF extreme interest. Fol-
lowing the talk, tea will be poured ny
Miss Nora Stratton, assisted by Misses
Margaret Freeman. Susie Blair,
Elizabeth Warwick Mae Mercer and
Louise Baldwin.
u. 4. II. Luncheon Plans.
Commonwealth chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution. viii have
their annual luncheon TN celebration
II the birthday OF George Washing
ton the afternoon OF February %.
The chapter will entertain At the
Commonwealth club ut $50 o'clock.
Mrs benjamin Purcell of '"Tusca-
villa" is regent of the chapter.
The Dramatic League of America.
The Dramatic League of America
Wishes 10 establish a branch in Rich
mond and Archibald Henderson, the
leading interpreter Of modern drama
IN America, will talk to those inter-
tHlfu tilN w OttdH tiup
morning at II O'Clock. All people
interested In the drama are invited TO
ATTEND. Mr.. Henderson 10 from the
University ~ North Carolina.
No IAterary Round Table
There will be no meeting Of the
Literary Round Table of the wo-
mans club on Wednesday OF this week
because It is Ash Wednesday.
Washington Tea.
A Washin gton tea will be given in
the Epworth league room of Denny
Street NJ. E. church, for the benefit
of the Junior and Senior Epworth
! %, at P. NJ
! The program will consist of tab
leau. readings, national songs, instru-
mental selections and a play. "Revolu-
ttonary Girls" characters an follows:
Abigail Miss Mary GAulding: Caro-
! line, Miss Blanche Currie: Elizabeth
Miss Lncy Alley; Resecca, Miss
VirEe Moss; Deborah, Miss Miriam
Smith; Frances. Miss Marie Edwards:
GeorRiana, Miss Marguerite Sears.
silver offering. The public is In
vitcd
The Bar4on Heights woman's Club.
Tho tenth annual celebration OF
the Woman's club Of Barton Heights,
which was postponed from February
10. Will take place Tuesday aftern Don
At O'Clock in the assembly hail.
The hall will be decorated and re-
Treatments will he served There viii
be an attractive musical program
which Is under tho direction OF Mr.
and Mrs. Austin w Martcnstein. A
quartete, composed of Miss Adriana
NJ. Kuyk, Mrs Robert 8. Hudgtns
. Mr.. Martinstein and Ralph Ludwig
; VIII sing. The president. Mrs Miller
Will give history OF the club for the
, last tan years
The Boiling Musical.
| The Boiling Music school gave Its
February musical last week A num-
Der OF guests were present and an
Ill a