The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-11
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OF much interest viii be the ap-
| pearance Of the Rev. DR.. II. d. O.
Maclachian. pastor OF Seventh Street
Christian church. at the woman's
club Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
when he will lecture on Science and
] Immortality" Miss Luck Quarles.
who IL chairman, viii present Dr.
Maclachlan to his Audience. Hos
tesses will be Mesdames Robert NJ
Blankenship, W. H. Brown. William
Wight. Carl Blackwell. Robert B.
Jones. Paul Howle. Powell Dunn
George Davis. r E Magill. J. CALVIN
Stewart and Miss Mary Greenho~
Johnston
Wednesday, At the woman's Club.
| The Woman's club has arranged to
have Miss Louise Dew entertain its
members with a talk on IRA binidrath
| Tagore." Wednesday, February IA. at
| 4 o'clock.
! Miss Dew Is one OF tho most inter-
esting visitors Richmond has enter
tanned this season and she is especial
/ ly prepared for her Wednesdays talk.
az she met the great Indian poet in
Michigan last year ana became so well
| acquainted with him that they were
| photographed together. But Miss
Dew has distinguished qualities OF
her own, having been editor OF the
Womans Home Companion and the
/ Woman's World and the author or
several books, among which Ia The
Flower Lady's Children" a story of
the italian quarter In New York. She
IS O regular contributor to Good
Housekeeping and Youths Compan-
ion. She has travelled extensively.
and will probably talk on Japan at
the Art club.
Miss Dew will be entertained at
many private affairs during her stay
here. She will be the house guest OF
/ Mrs. James Lyons, Of Ginter Park.
Miss soocixhard Returns.
/ Miss Marietta Stockard, who charm
ed a large Richmond audience on
! Thanksgiving day, returns to Rich
mond this week, arriving Friday,
/ February s. Miss Stockard is teach
er OF storytelling at George Wash
ington university. Columbia university
and the University OF Virginia sum-
mer school On Friday evening at
o'clock in the Y. w. C. A. she will talk
! on fairy stories and how to tell them,
| illustrating her lectures with stories
from the Japanese. On Saturday at
II A. NJ she will tell the less well
known stories from the Bible, Illus
trating how they should be told. Sat
| tail as to how stories should be told
with illustrations. These lectures are
| for tho benefit of the kindergarten as
ISOLATION. Tickets can be had at tho
| Y w. C. A.. or from Miss Lucy Cole
! man, 10 North Fifth street
| Dansant At Jefferson.
| Among the most attractive features.
of the season will be the dansant to
| be given at the Jefferson hotel.
| February ] T. at o'clock p. NJ. under
| the auspices OF the Florence Night
| ineale circle. for the benefit OF the
| Sheltertng Arms Free hospital Among
the features Of the evening will be the
| Egyptian dance, arranged and d.
rected especially by Miss Ella Bin
! ford. Among those dancing will be
the following: Misses Doreen Fftz-
Gerald, Martha Wall. Gene Heck, Cor
hin Spicer Catherine Scales. Nellie
Renolds, Mary Tomlin Anderson, Anne
Warrin and Alice Jones.
The debutantes dance will be led
by little Miss Ruby Bigger and Miss
Jane Scales. Another added attrac-
ton will DO the solo dance. Spring
danced to Chopin's nocturne IN f fiat,
beautifully portrayed by little Gwen
doline Seldom. Still another feature
will be Miss Emily Wade. who will
delight the audience with her sing
ing.
Mrs. H. Stewart Jones. Miss Madge
Montgomery and Mrs. II. r, Wayt.
Variety Social.
A delightful social was held Friday
night by the young folks of Hanover
Avenue Christian church from to
10 o'clock. Miss Bessie Dudley gave
delightful dialect readings; James
Blake. a local cartoonist. gave exhibit
tons of his art; there was an eating
match by twin boys. and old fashioned
spelling bee. DIR. George w. Kemper
pastor of the church. acted as teacher.
the match ending In q tie between
Miss Estelle Shackelford and Miss
Lula Phillips. Perry Seay acted As
chairman of the evening. Delightful
refreshments were served to several
| hundred guests participating.
! Woman's Club of Barton Heights.
Plans have been made for the tenth
annual celebration OF the Woman's
| Club OF Barton Heights. which had
been announced to take place Febru-
airy IS. has been postponed on account
of the meeting of the Citizens asso-
citation, until February 20 The as
sembly hall will be decorated and re-
freshments will be served. There will
be an attractive musical program.
which is under the direction Of Mr..
and Mrs. Austin w Martenstein. A
quartet, composed of Miss Adriana NJ.
Kuyk. Mrs, Robert S. Hudgins. Mr..
Martinstein and Ralph Ludwig. will
sing. The president. Mrs. Miller. will
give history of the club for the last
ten years
DIR. Bowie WIN Speak.
DR.. W. Russell Bowie will speak
Friday, February 16. in St. Paul
Sunday school room at s;15 O'Clock
His subject will be by Canoe and
Caravan Through the Heart OF
Africa" and he gives an account OF
life of David Livingstone. This lee
! ture will be illustrated. A silver Of
fcrtng for missions will be taken. The
lecture IN under the auspices OF sec
ton B, woman's auxiliary. st. Paul's
church. The public is cordially In
vited.
Cupid's Festival
Tho Young Peoples Missionary So
: ciety Of Grace Methodist church will
y celebrate cupid's festival by charm
ing affair. given in the Norman v
Randolph hail. on the grounds OF the
Soldiers home, next Friday, Feb
ruary 10. at Sis p. NJ. Attractive
features will include a cupid contest