The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-18

joyed the program, comprising such
composers as KArgAnoff, Mcdowell
Chopin. schumann. Brahms and Rein
hold.
Recital and Dancc Al he jefferson
A most interesting event 10 sched-
uled for Friday evening. February 90
at the auditorium OF the Jefferson
hotel, when the annual winter re-
cital of the Richmond School Of Elk
preston will take place. beginning at
$50 O'Clock. The recital will be fol-
owed by dancing till IL o'clock.
The program will represent both
professional and amateur talent, and
IS novel and unique.
Mrs r. NJ Harris will open the
performance by giving the potion
scene from Romeo and Juliet" to be
followed by selections from the writ
ings of Robert Service, by Misses
Ruth Miles and Willie Johns.
The names OF Mrs Eula Bailey
Crouch and Mrs. Mary Whitsett
Whitehead, In connection with Mrs
r. NJ Harris. Mrs. W. e. Thurston.
insure success to the Sheakespearean
burlesque. in which tho most noted
characters OF Shakespeare are inter-
woven with modern affairs, TO cause
much merriment,
Dramatic attitudes will he posed by
the senior class and will be led by
Mrs. Eula Bailey Crouch
A variety dance to Hawaiian music
Will be executed by Misses Ruth
Miles. Marie Ebel. Gertrude Eoet.
Mildred Stoltz and Alma Ryan.
Among the juvenile numbers will
be a pantomine by little Roma Har-
ris. whose Interpretation is considered
exceptional for a child.
There will be other very attractive
Juvenile work by the Misses Ethel
and Champ Grant. Music will be
rendered by Kessnich's orchestra
Song Pictures at Miss Morris School.
The Literary society of Miss Morris
school for girls will give an attrac-
tive program in the school hall. on
North Lombardy street. Tuesday
night at Sis o'clock. Song pictures
will he the feature OF the evening.
Eighteen old ballads and modern songs
will be sung ar played on violins and
tableaux illustrating them will be
shown at the time. Following the
program girls In Martha Washington
costumes will serve refreshments AMI
dancing will close the evening.
Those taking part In the program
are: Misses Lillian Abbott, Lavilan
Anderson. Ernestine Bachrach, Eliza
beth Butler. Margaret Barker. Fannie
Brown. Sue Briggs, Louise Kern, Mary
Thomas Cox Fiorine Carter, Virginia
Crenshaw. Grace Dietrich, Mary Fer
gusson. Sue Gordon. Irene Gentry
Florence Hankins, Bessie Hoge, Mar
tina Howison. Mary Johns. Jessie
Long. Virginia Martin. Pauline Mil
Ter, Lena Mittledorfer. Lou Sc
Michaeis. Minta Moore Virginia Mon
cure. Miriam Norman. Claudia Patrick,
Corbin Spicer, Virginia Smith, Marga-
ret -Sera-E.asia- Seldea--Anna Shelton.
Lucy Wells. Julia Wherry. Ethel
Redd. Alline Ruffin.
Pound Party Thursday.
Lee Chapter. L. p. c., will give a
pound party for the benefit of the
Home for Needy Confederate Women
Thursday, February %. in n e
Woman's college. which is now being
used as a temporary home. The pub
lie is invited. and It is hoped there
will be a generous contribution to this
worthy cause. There will be a mu-
steal program and other attractions.
Miss TayIor's Glass.
Miss Angy Manning Taylor will
conduct a Bible class in ST James
church for two weeks, beginning Mon
day February 10. at 8 p. NJ and end
ing Friday. March 2. These classes
are open 10 men and women of all de-
nominations They have been very
popular In the past and the public Is
invited TO visit and toin them.
st. Johns Circle Meets.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock st,
Johns Circle OF King. Daughters will
meet with Mrs. Charles H. Warren