The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-01

Il 1siand New York who are visitins
# Richmond for several months TINS
winter. are giving a reception at th'
IS Westmoreland Club on Thursday even
Ing February Is. from 10 IL o CLOCK
4 Sapper will he served continuously
and there will he general dancing our
ing the entire evening. Both dining
rooms and the large sun parlor on the
frst f,oor " the club have been en-
raxed for the occasion.
Is The reception IS given in compli'
ment to Mr. and Mrs. Lorton
II ronsins. Mrs W. II. Fitzhugh Lee
fMrs' Rooney Leo Mrs. Mamie Ran
dolph Heth. daughter Of Major-Gen-
4 eral Harry Heth, {. $. a, and MISS
SalIie Stuart Boiling. OF University OF
Il Virginia. who will assist the hostess
In receiving her guests, Invitations
include the old friends and relatives
of the Heth, Lee, Boiling and Bortor
families, and the Younger dancing SET
in society.
Mrs. Lorton. who has many ac-
v uuaiDtances here. was Miss Mary
Newbold Lawrence. OF New York, and
Mr.. I.orton is a Weil-known Nirginian,
who was born and lived in Richmond
until he moved to New York some
years ago The Heth-Lortons have
rumerous relatives throughout Viz
!. This city
Dance This Evening.
The Council o. Jewish Juniors viii
g, give their annual dance on this even
q jug ~ $50 o'clock AT the jefferson
stduh In addition to the dancing there
will be bridge lotto, and indoor golf
for which prizes viii he awarded Re
freshments viii he served during the
evening THIS promises 10 h" the hest
affair the council has Sivon in sew
erai years sind large ATTENDING" ia
II expected
Lunt neon For Guests.
\ very attractive buffet luncheon
was given at 1850 O'CLOCK Yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. oliver jackson
sands and her mother Mrs Charlotte
r x EUbinsGn. q Mrs. rf1tr'''A-i ft'rftt'
*x@sf1 Nesthampton Place. The guests
II honor were Mrs. Sands sisters. Mrs
w Ravcncrof. OF 81. Louis, Mo.
aai Mrs. . G. skinner. az Lewiston
/. va Mrs sands. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs
navenrroft aud Mrs. Skinner received
the r4eet~ The entire lower floor or
40 home was beautifully banked with
relas aud decorated with vases Of
f eaa paragon. freesia$ and Jonqnils
.-iug an air OF carly spring 30 the
/ aTer pne hundred aud fiftr guests
tne visitors and enjoyed the early
afternoon
Posing Through the City.
Mrs Hannah J.. TelSer aud her
( glAnadaHghtcG Miss Rcba tlielhrhun-
rr # TafNoto Y. e, who are on
taufe ia s. Louis Mo are stopping
faw days visits with MrS
Teiscle brother Mr j LIehteusje.n.
OF $50 H1st -cr&Ge street.
Arrives Today.
; ~-~- T,gay-gs I>-3iam BarkSdaie. who
has been away from the city for a
short time visiting her son a Prince
to'4 University aad visiting Mr. aud
Hrs George +. Brown. in German
+ tawn Pa rctgrns to the r!tS today
N~a grown arrives with Mrs. Banks
tiale 10 ne her CUES; in her home. @293
s A.on8ta"rt Avenue
Prominent Visitor speaks.
S.N9 ,ears old. with forty wears OF
as.ruction and thrive thousand women
c5fI students 80 her credit. Miss
f.a-o Chutpnden duau Of the Ameri-
institute 81 Applied Music IN New
~ark. r. tpuue and enthusiastic
sseaker a$ the Youngest member of
per audience lt tnc Musicians Club
.-n4eh. Ae She addressed the mem
hsss al thr Musicians club Of Rith-
nuon1 III thelr monthly morning con-
errt yesterday morning st O'Clock
N the WUutaus Cluh auditorium.
fol.oWiua an excellent program Of
uosie bV French Composers.
Miss Chiuendcu declaring herself
An cNuiatIoui~t Expressed the idea
Rat there are infinite possibilities Of
Improvements ia The Hotd of music,
aDd SHE believes thnt America ~
about to enter on the greatest wave
Of musical interest that the world
has ever known She urged thaj the
ro-operatiou in music pract'ced IN
81 al f.ar a la
s~~sas.s. and she aooDtl.limentcd the Ma
.-alcians Club Of Richmond on their
/ good work IN THIS held. Music Is
- he common language among all ma
ionalities." concluded Miss Chltten-
Zen.
A vein of humor and a sprinklng
II clever sayings enlvened her talk.
The musical program 10y French
composers WAS very well rendered lay
such local artists a. NJ SIS Anita kirk
,sood Mrs j.. l. Conquest, Jr.. Mrs.
J. * Bowman Mrs +. y. Hequem
houre, Miss Belle johnson. Mrs How
ard Cook. Miss Katherine Thurston
aud Mrs Hamilton Smith. The ac-
rom pauists were Miss Lora Crump
Miss Anita Kirkwood Miss Jean
/. Trigg and Mrs Jennings G. Wise
Such famous composers Saint.
Y Saens Augusta Holmes Castor Lee
MARE. GODDARD. DebuSsy. Chaminade
n Luiiy. Couperin, lie Clair and Chaus-
son found prominent places on the
program. Each selection. whether
vocal or instrumental was SO wei
u rendered that no individual starred;
the whole was good, and there was
no lack Of appreciation from the
well-flied auditorium.
Of Interest To-day
s#g This afternoon Al O'Clock ~ tea
womans CLUB, Or. Henry Noble Mac
Cracker, president OF Nassar College,
viii speak to the members Of the
& Literary Round Table and other
+ members Of the Woman's cub on
Education and Citizenship"
"a Modern Country school"
Miss Mary Hammeu Lewis, from
j Buffalo. \. y. VIII speak on "A Mod
ern Country School" tomorrow even
ing. February 2, at SIS O'clock in
j he parish house Of 81 James Church.
As principal OF the Park school in
Buffalo Miss Lewis has had great
Il deal of experience, and rs we'll quail
fed to speak on this subject The
organizing committee and the Alum
nae Association of the Virginia Ran
dolph Elicit School are fortunate in
having secured the services OF Miss
Lewis who VIII explain the advan-
sages to Richmond of country
school for girls. The public is cor
.fiatfy invited Ia hear Miss Lewis who