The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-07

fred Call. Miss Mary Aylett and Miss
Corneha Watkins.
Wednesday Club Concert.
flanders Messiah" will be given at
the City Auditorium the night of Jan.
uary IN at $3.50 O'Clock by the Wednes-
day Club chorus assisted by foremost
local artists. The soloists are to be
Mrs. Fannie West Reinhardt, So
prano: Mrs Thomas s. Whittef. con-
tralto; Joseph Wittemore, tenor. and
Howard Bryant, baritone, while the
Philharmonic Orchestra. under the di-
rection Of Henry Baker. will accom-
pany This is to be a complimentary
concert, having for its object the fos-
tering of good music in Richmond.
Admission cards will be issued at the
Corley Company within few days.
without which no one will he allowed.
Plans are being made to reserve the
entire balcony for high school chill
dren who are Interested in music. Kirk
Mathews Is chairman of the enter
prise.
DIR. Anderson VIII Speak.
DR. ID. r. Anderson will address the
members of the Womans Club We'd
nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock upon the
subject of Civic Survey" DR.. An
derson is secretary of the Civic As
ISOLATION. Tea will be served later
in the evening Mrs. Moses ID. Hoge,
Jr., Is chairman.
At the Art Club.
At the Art Club of Richmond Tues
day afternoon Miss Hattie Belle Ores
ham will give a talk at / 80 o'clock,
choosing as her subject \rhe Poetry
of Robert Browning" Miss Gresham
is favorite at the club. and it is
probable that she will be greeted by
n 1DJinnra After tho lacfIre
tea will he served by the house COM
mittee.
Richmond Guests Honored
Complimentary to Mrs. Alden Scott
Anderson and Miss Alice Sterrett, of
Richmond, Mrs, j. Il. Bailey enter
tanned her friends Wednesday after
noon with an auction party at her
residence on peaChtree Street, North
Emporia. Va The hall and parlors
were gay with the Christmas decora-
tons and vases of Richmond roses.
Miss Rosa Friend presided over the
punch bowl. Mrs. Bailey received in
the han and was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Anderson and Miss Ster-
rett Auction was played at eight
tables. Mrs f. A, Hall won top
score and prize; Miss Laura Briggs
cut the consolation Mrs. Bailey pre-
scented the guest prizes To Mrs. Ander-
son and Miss Sterrett.
Refreshments We're served in two
courses The ice course was in
beautiful designs of slippers and
wedding bells Those invited to meet
the honor guests were: Mesdames II.
j. Carter, r. T. McNair. +. L. story,
$, V. Southall, w. X. .Lifsey. w J,
Oliver j. K. GriZzard. H. Nj. Lee, f. G..
Palmer, w. G. Weaver. Nellie Osborn
49,.
r.. a. Hall, II. w. Hall. w. T. Tillar.
+. f. Goodwin and w. b. Goodwin;
Misses Laura Briggs, Susie Powell,
Bettie Lee, Sally Bailey. Douglas
PEBBLES. Mary Turner. Eleanor Ttllar.
Margaret Love. Rosa Friend, Mary
Wood, Helen Vincent, Rosa and Kate
Price, Pinkie Tillar. Matte Wyche
and Helen kunes.
Richmond Guest Entertained.
Mrs. d. II. Eley and Mrs. S, r.
Nicholson. of Franklin. Va, enter
tanned Wednesday evening. December
u, from s to II o'clock in honor of
their niece. Miss Elizabeth Eubank, of
Richmond. at the residence of Mrs.
Eley Twenty-four of the younger set
were present and the evenings enter
tainment consisted of games and
music, "a visit to the Franklin Theater,
and dainty refreshments which were
served by the hostesses.
Miss Stuart Leaves Soon.
Miss Mary Carter Stuart, daughter
of Governor and Mrs Henry Carter
Stuart, who has been spending the
holidays with her parents, will return
TO Sacred Heart Convent. in Albany,
N Y. on Wednesday.
Personals.
Miss Elizabeth Mason, of 1917 Fair
mount Avenue. has returned to her
home after delightful visit with
Rev. and Mrs. L. V. Carson, in Peters
burg. Rev. Carson was formerly pas
tor of Fairmount-Avenue Methodist
Church.
Miss Alice Aylett Hoge. daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs. Moses d. Hoge, of
East Grace Street. left yesterday for
Nassar College where she is continu-
ing her studies this year. Miss Hoge
spent two weeks with her parents
Christmas.
Mrs. J. J. Lawson. of South Boston,
has returned to her home after a
brief stay here.
Miss Sarah Cra1doCk has returned
10 Cluster Springs after visiting
friends in Richmond.
Colonel Frank CraddoCk, of Fort
Worth, Texas, spent a few days in
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