The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-29

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Richmond people are much inter
tsted in the concert 10 be given by
the War Relief Association here on
Monday evening. February =. at the
Academy OF Music. and the boxes
which We're recently auctioned off to
I the highest bidder. brought more than
any previous charity entertainment Of
the kind here. and society will attend
this affair in large numbers The
boxes have been taken by Miss Edie
Branch. John Stewart Bryan Henry
w. Anderson, f. ] Willis. Henry Bas-
kerville. John SHELTON Williams Dr
Robert c. Bryan. O. J. Sands. L. T
Myers and Jonathan Bryan. who Will
entertain parties for the concert
The foyer and promenade of he
fheater will be arranged with attrac-
tive booths and Red Cross nurses VIII
sell candy through the audience. Mrs.
b. Stewart Hume has charge of the
candy booth, and the Red Cross nurses
in costume include: Misses Martha
wall. Doreen FitzGerald. Mary
Halves Mary Tomlin Anderson, Anne
d Warren. Nellie Rennold~. Margaret
Miller, Frances Carringt-n IA Sally
Gordon
Those taking part in the concNt
will he among the foremost profess
sionais. one of whom is To he Madame
Donaido, well known at CoVent Gar
den London.
The Boy Scouts of Richmond will
have charge OF the programs Mrs
Robert Biankenship Ia general chair
man of the entertainment, assisted by
Mrs. f. ID. Hotchhiss, and prominent
women of the city are patronesses
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the concert and tableaux. and an in
formal dance viii follow on the stage.
which Will he a brilliant close to tha
largest charity affair OF the season in
Richmond
Oficers Of the association are:
+ president. Mr. Henry Anderson; Sec
retary, Miss Virginia Christian; assist
ant secretary, Miss Isabel Carter;
treasurer. Mr.. DeSotn FitzGerald,
vice presidents. the Mesdames j
! Taylor Ellyson, william r. Massie,
samuel Cohen, Henry Harwood, Cor
4 don Smith. +. Randolph Williams,
Dirk A. Kuyk. Ramon Garcln. Caskic
cahell, Edward Mcclure. r. u.
Hotchkss. Miss Annie Stewart Miss
Ellen Glasgow; Messrs Henry SYd
nor Harrison. J. Stewart BRYAN. Ivan
Malthy. Milton Marcuse. J. / . Wicker,
Ir.. Henry F.. Baskerville John +.
\ Anderson W. 6 Rhoads. Ashton
starke. Burnett Lewis. John &. Free
man. Alfred Harris. ar. stuart Nc
Guire. Following are the section
rhairmen: Mrs. T.. j. Willis. finance.
Mrs Robert Blankenship. head
7uarters: Mr. James Cecil publicity;
/ Mrs John Stewart Bryan. children 3
aid. Mrs. j, Allison Hodges. hospital
supplies: Mrs, Frederick William
Scott, shirts and pajamas, Mrs.
Clarence Millhiser, blankets and bed
\ Sing. Mrs, Evan Fraser. knitted
goods Mrs, Robert G. Bryan. relief
of the blind; Mrs. William II. White.
tobacco Mrs. -. George Bryan,
clothing; Mrs. Henry Taylor pack =
ing. Chairman Of British branch, Mr..
y RI. r. scrutton,
VIII Recognize February 4.
The home of John Marshall will
remain open until o'clock on Feb
ruary 1. in special recognition of his
Induction to the office of chief Justice
n 1901. Appropriate exercises may be
held
Rosebud Social.
The Virginia Hasker Rosebud So
ciety. of Union station Church. gave
a social Friday evening from TO
$3.50 p. NJ. Many of the Rosebuds
tc,k part in the program, consisting
Of vocal and instrumental MUSIC and
readings. Delightful refreshments
y were served. The affair. was very en-
1 j0yable. Much interest has been
shown by this society IN it's work for
Mexicn.
Professor Wightman 10 Lecture
The third OF the series OF lectures
gwen by the joint faculties Of Rich
inOnd College and Westhampton Col
l<Ee will take place in the Richmond
college auditorium tomorrow after
3 noon NJ o'clock. Professor f., T.
81 WIghtman. PHI. d. WILL he the speaker
4 OF the afternoon His subject will be
liquid Air" and Will he illustrated.
The public is invited. Members of
Il the faculty committee on lectures for
II this season are Drs. u. K. Anderson,
Il M. y. Young and -. Il Bryan
St. Johns Cfrcl, Meets
Final arrangements for the enter
ta5nment to be given at John Mar
shall High School the evening or Feb
fuary 3, will be made at special