The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-26
SOCIET Y

Solics. IL laid away In the chest ana
k(2A1 walking suit has taken its place,
EDor we must walk to n lecture here
~ walk to a charity entertainment
there. The weather has blessed the
~ Deason and since the indoor parties
are few long walks or calls are most
axreeabie during the mild days.
This afternoon at 400 o'clock Mrs
q dilemma s. Tinnan will give an Illus
4 4rated lecture at the Woman's club
H on THE Renaissance of the True
Dance
,Tonight a, S:I5. in the Academy of
Music. there will be an entertain
ment for the benefit OF the blind sol
\ 0ters In Europe.
Tomorrow at 4:so o'clock Mrs.
~ 0ienna Tinnan will speak at tho
! Art Club OF Richmond on "Educa-
eton Through Art" At 4 o'clock the
I Virginia chapter of the Colonial
Danes OF America, will meet In the
vomsns club with Mrs. Higgtn-
\ 4ctham
"Wednesday at II A. NJ. the Musi-
clans Club Of Richmond will give
their morning recital Of German
# music at the Woman's club.
:
dress the musicians club.
At $50 o'clock Mrs. George Bull
viii talk on French Peasants Be-
Gore the War" AZ the literary round
table Of the Woman's club.
THURSDAY. the regular dance OF the
westmoreland club viii take place.
Friday. from IL o'clock. the Lee
1 chapter. United Daughters of Con-
2edoracy give a card party IN the
= %s.Aaf
Franklin street.
SATURDAY. The usual dinner-dance
B viii take place IT the Country club.
At the Academy Tonight.
Society will assemble at the Acad-
envy of Music again tonight for the
entertainment al which Sergeant Ma
1or Middiemiss, OF the British army,
Minded at GalljpoI. viii speak on
ssThe War. At this time also Mad
Alne Alyse Larraync, Of the PARIS
!. franz opera, VIII siUE frrrrCh WI :
SONG while the program IS to be
further augmented by exclusive war
Aims. shown by authority Of the
French war office. Proceeds Of the
Enterprise Will he Hsed to establish
voca ilonal schools Tor those perma-
nently minded IN battle Twenty five
Richmond girls Will he ashers, the
y liz. including the names of the Misses
1dhTF oH@Btu .Atitlti SUI Ivan l'iA''
Eanger. Ida Bailey, Frances Caring
ton. Marie CheatWood. Isabel crag,
Alice CrntChheld, porccn FitzGerald,
Mary Halves. Flora Hutzler. Gene
We've Knott Mary Massey, Anne My
ers, Margaret Miller. Julia Joynes,
Caroline Preston, Marguerite Parrish,
n Nellie Rennolds. Mary Lee Stevenson,
Katherine Henderson Scales Martha
Buckner Wall, Lucy Ford Workman.
Y Etsa Wauerstein, Ruth Wallerstein
and Mrs. Edmund StrudwIck, Jr. Box
parties VIII he entertained by Miss
Ellen Glasgow and Bishop Dennis J.,
! C'connel The performance is given
under the auspices Of the committee
Il to relieve the blind soldiers, which has
been recently organized here, and dis
tnguiShed men Of Elchmond are In
terested in the entertainment, includ-
Ing Governor Henry Carter Stuart
4 Bisfinp II L. O'Connell. Bishop Rob
ert A. Gibson, Rabbi Edward n. Cal
fsch and Mayor George Ainslie, Those
arranging the event are Mrs John
Murphy Mrs Robert G. Bryan. Mrs
z. @. McCabe, Mrs. sam Cohen, Mrs.
ID. VI Marcuse, Miss Virginia Chris
tian. Miss isabelle Carter Miss Bins.
wanger. Mrs Block Miss Nellie Temp
kins. Mrs. y. l. Straus ana Miss Lucy
Coleman.
At The Woman Club.
THE Renaissance OF the True
I Dance Will be the subject OF a lee
ture at the Womans club at 4:30
O'Clock this afternoon Mrs. Glenna
B. Tinnan will be the speaker
and Miss Louise keelerger, OF New
York, will illustrate the subject with
dances 1t promises to he a very
0eautifu entertainment and those
Who Witnessed the aesthetic dancing
N the recent entertainment given at
the Academy. by the War Relief as
0Ocaion Will know what pleasure is
h store for them.
AT the last meeting it was decided
10 change the hour from 4 to a: 80
O'Clock, This means that the lectures
Will start promptly
Miss May Moore is chairman of the
Afternoon Hostesses include. Mes
DANES Christopher Tompkins J. II.
i 1Afroy, Caskie Caboli. George ]. Bull.
stuart Michaux, G. c. Barksdale. Cald-
Z well Hardy. James Moncure and NJ.
\ u Harrison, and Misses Julia 6. Moore
and Emma Whitfield.
At the Art Club.
Mrs. Gienna g. Tinnan Will speak
IT the Art club tomorrow at 430
O'clock on Education in Art" Mrs,
1innan is director of the Florence
Ileming Noyes' School of rhythmic Elk
pression, in Washington
ss nisSS MARY bduBHuian il chairman
" the afternoon. Miss Elizabeth
! Davenport will pour tea. assisted BY
Misses Warwick. Blair. Houston,
Montgomery. Lipscomb and Stratton
To Welcome Howitzcrs.
This afternoon at o'clock in room
30 at the Jefferson hotel, all ladies
" Interested in the welcome to be ex-
I tended the Howitzers on their return
4 Rs@ invited TO meet Mrs. John w.
Myers chairman Of the committee
Last Week Of Lectures.
- This week Is the last of Miss Angy
( Manning Tayior's lectures on Bible
study in 81. James Episcopal church
They are held at o'clock each night
and the public is invited.
Mothers Club Meets.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
n valentine Ruffner Mothers club Will
be held this afternoon at $50 O'Clock
~ Ruffner school. Mothers and teach
ms are invited TO he present
Kings Daughters Meet.
In the Service Of the King circle
Kings Daughters. Will meet with Mrs.
W. 8 Ahern, l09 North Plum street,
this afternoon at { O'Clock
Called Meeting.
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