The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-17
program was as follows:
Adagio from Sonata Patheti

program was as follows:
Adagio from Sonata pathetiaue.
Beethoven.
Menuet, Op 40. Karganon.
Slumber song In z fat, Schuman.
Mcclure Op. % No. 4, Schumann.
The March Wind. concert etude, Mac.
Dowell.
The Poets Harp. song without words
No. Is, Mendelssohn.
Prelude. Chopin.
Mazurka, Chopin.
Black key study. Chopin.
Dreaming. schumann
Dinah shadd, A Kipling Remini-
scence, Boiling
Caprice Brillante, Boiling.
At the Art Club.
Tuesday afternoon at 43o O'clock
Mrs. James Lyons. chairman of the
liberty bond garden fete; Mrs. Bessie
Berry Grabowskeii and Miss Nora
Houston. assistant chairman and all
other chairmen OF committees and their
assistants will report on the excellent
results of the fete held last Tuesday
evening in the Art club garden.
All members OF the Art club are
cordially invited to be present.
~rrihbIer~ Meet.
The Scrihblers Will meet Wednesday
| evening at $50 o'clock with Miss I.u-
lie Johnston, sos West Franklin street
Z. ID. G. Plans Lawn Party.
An important called meeting Of the
Richmond chapter. United Daughters
of the Confederacy. will be held at II
O'Clock. Monday morning in Lee camp
hall. to perfect plans for the lawn
party and supper on Tuesday evening.
June 81. The Ia wn party will be held
in the Soldiers home grounds Grove
avenue and the Boulevard for the hene-
fit OF the Capital city division. national
league for .woman's service. This
womans work was tnforsed by the
daughters Q the Virginia division AMI
the particular work OF the Pichrn ond
chapter Is the making Of comfort bags
for the soldiers
In connection with the lawn party
provision VIII be made for those wish
ing 30 play cards in Randolph hall
Tables MAJ be reserved hv 'phoning
Mrs J. r. Bauer, Randolph 1850.
Every member or the CHAPTER rs urged
70 be promp: a: the meeting tomorrow
morning.
A. II. V. 4. Pilgrimage.
The annual pilgrimage 10 James
town. made by the Association for the
Preservation ~ Virginia Antiquities
will go down me James on the Poca-
hontas. SATURDAY. June 20 Luncheon
-7ar be taken secured ar hoard Nx~
Harrison VIII come from the South
10 welcome the pilgrims at Brandon"
on the return trip
q. 8. Picnic Tuesday.
The religious school, Of the council
~ Jewish women holds tie annual pic
mic at Forest Hi park on Tuesday
All children and teachers are request
ed 10 meet in the Sunday school room
at o'clock. In case OF rain the pie
resday
Lawn Party at FontfcelIo.
Tuesday evening. the Ladies' Ala So
clety Of Woodland Heights Methodist
church will give lawn party on the
beautiful grounds of Fonticeli Lithia
Springs Vocal and Instrumental rnu-
sic viii entertain the guests. japanese
lanterns wiIl light the lawn. The party
IS for the benefit Of the church build
ing fund. The public Is invited.
Closing Recital
T-tr pupils of MISC Lena I. Massei
gave their last recital OF the season
at the Y. NJ. c. a. auditorium, in the
presence II large number OF rela-
tives and friends. The program was
well arranged and the numbers per-
formed in a very pleasing manner
The Rev John A kellihcr. Phi D.. ad-
dressed the class and awarded the
following: Certificates first honor,
Misses Inez Puocinelli and Helen
Nolte: second honor Misses Ietizta
Gillio and Elmida Onesty Gold med
GLADYS Lumsden. Mildred
Savage. Margaret Rertucci. Elizabeth
Puccineili and Ruth Radman. Silver