The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15
Musicale a, Woman's Club.

terday. presertet -brcu musicians wine
efnhod died tbs NeauCe~ % the season
n th@.v oNerirG5 Mrs Frances West
Reiaharit, soprano so,o;s.. Mrs An,
ME keiuhardt James violintst. and
James l. Wcmh}c piano accompa mist
presented "a program # rare charm
and beauty
Mrs Relnhardt gave n group Of
fourteenth century songs which were
.eeautiful. Her second group. The
Bird OF the Wilderness" by Edward
Horsman. Deep River" by II. T
Burleigh, and "A Song OF Joy" music
BY Waldo r Chase and words Nv Mrs.
S. Glover. Of Richmond, were the
same that won SO much praise at
the las, Philharmonic coUCert when
she was one Of the artists of the pro-
gram. Mrs. James played the two
movements Of he De Renot Concerto.
No. Z. with rare skin Her four
Plantation sketches by Cecil Buvleigh
were full 81 humor and color and
were exquisitely done AS WAS the COM
position of kreisier's 'Tdebes Freud. Ny
Throughout the program James l.
Won bic, known - many rs cf7e per
feet accom- panist' shared honors with
the other two artists In the final
selection Mozartfs ''Ar1@ II re Pas
tore the three artists combined to
give a beautiful song. A very large
musical treat
Following the program tea was
served by the following hostesses:
Mesdames Duane, Thomas Carey
Johnston. r. II. Halves, George RAN
doiph Cannon. r. (. Stcarnesa George
Davis. Thomas MurreN, Robert Fitz-
Gerald. Arthur SCrivenor, Jennings c.
Wise, Bernard -Rnhhr- Misses Marian
Ryiand. Jean Trigg, Claire Tinsley,
Mary Shaw.
Cotiliion Club Dance.
The largest and most attractive
dance of the Richmond college sea
son was given last night at the Coun-
try Club OF Virginia, when the Rich
mond College cotillion club enter
tanned their friends. A large orches-
ira played throughout the evening
and a general spirit OF festivity
crowned the affair Due to the fact
that the social commencement pro-
gram has been abandoned, this dance
embodied the spirit Of the usual final
affairs Of commencement week At
1890 O'Clock a delightful buffet lunch
con was served and dancing continued
until midnight.
Those dancing were, Mr.. Ryland
with Miss Atkinson, Mir Logon with
Miss n Dietz, MI Henderson with
Hiss Smith Nj Omohundro with
Miss Anderson Mr. Nottingham with
Miss Byrd Mr. Robinson with Miss
Clay. Nj Miller with Miss Minor
AIR Thomas with Miss Wright, Mr.
Mac Pitt with Miss palmatory; Mr.
Bowman with Miss Morton: Mr.
Rogers with Miss Sweeney; Mr.. Mills
with Miss Church; ~ Wicker with
Miss l.. Pickett; MI Thomas with
Miss r. Puckett. Mr.. T. Hazelgrove
with Miss Redd: Mr.. Whtlock with
Miss Kendall; Mr. Quartlehaum with
Miss James: MIR. Ashworth with Miss
Morgan. Mr.. Rucker with Miss f.
Johnson: Mir Bagby with Miss Buch-
anan: MIR Robins with Miss Hundley;
Mr.. Braddock with Miss Evans. Mr..
Willis with Miss Miller, Mr.. Coleman
with Miss. Carmichael, Mr.. Hin with
Miss Penick Mr. Knight with Miss
MCDANIEL Nr. Tyson with Miss Har-
rlson Mr.. Jobson with Miss Powell
MIR. Garcin with Miss Willis; Mr.
Clay with Miss Love; Mr.. Van Dyke
with Miss Thompson. Mr.. Leonard
with Miss Vaughan: Mr.. Wood with
Miss Hazelgrove. Mr.. Eanes with
Miss Robertson: MFR. TiIier with Miss
Mclean. Stags--M ssrs. Bronson,
Spicer. Tompkins and Patton. Chap
erones-Mr. and Mrs. wharton, Mr..
and Mrs. l. Haze grove, MIR. aud Mrs.
Dohson. Miss Robertson and Miss
>tanseugy.
Downey--N Ills.
Robert w. Downey and Mss Leslie
Il. willis. daughter Of Mrs Mia c.
Phinney, AIS North Third street. were
quietly married Friday afternoon,
May II, the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. Fred Chenauit
Mr. and Mrs Downey later left for
oxford y. G. Nhere They Wiu spend
some time They viii make their
home in Richmond.
At the ART Club.
Miss Alice Cutfie, instructor in
handicraft at Westbrook sanitnrium,
wfll speak on "Handicraft" at the
Ar; Club OF Richmond Tuesday at
<:3o O'Clock. Among the different
branches of handcraft Miss CUTIE
will discuss will he metal. leather
reed. raffla work, beadwork, needle
work and the art of weaving. The
speaker is r graduate OF the tniver-
sity OF Chicago and Columbia, and
her talk should be Of unusual inter-
sst. Tea viii be served following
the lecture.
Last Tournament.
The last card tournament at the
Woman's club VIII be held Friday
evening May Is. at Sis O'Clock. Ad-
miral HarrIe Webster viii conduct
Reservations should be made as soon
As possible, supper Will he served at
1880, and gentlemen escorts are per-
mitted
Personals
The friends OF Miss Emma Tremer
of al North Plum street who has
beer Ill in Johnston willis hospital,
viii be clad 10 hear that she is stead
tty Improving
Mrs Katie Jones has returned to
her home after stay with friends
and relatives in Wilmington n c