The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-08
THE. RIcHMoND vIRafNTAN-sUNDl

tional associntton u non-ssctArian and
was orraM!4ed ~ 1908 70 promote IN
dnstrfai education OF the children in
the Southern mountains
Hostess tor the Afternoon are:
Mesdamea =. a. Cary. A. b. Carleton.
George randolph Cannon, n. r. Rob-
erts, I4.acien Curry. r.. o. Bell, How
Wilson. James B. Pace. d. T. Will
liams, Misses Maria Blair, Catherine
Edwards, Agnes Edwards, and Jean
Field.
The Literary Round Table.
On wednesday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. Mrs. Jesse Montague will give
. talk on Wyoming AS it was twenty.
five Years ago and as It is today, at
the literary round table Of the
Womnn's club She will tell of her
experience among the people of whom
I Bret Hart ana Owen Wister write.
Tho Musicians Club.
What promises to be one OF the
most interesting programs given this
season by the members Of the Mu-
sicians' club will be wednesday morn
| ing az l. o'clock in the auditorium of
| the Woman's club. 1t will consist of
compositions by women composers
the performers being: Mrs. Matte L.
Thomas. Mrs Frances West Rein
| hardt, Mrs. Hamilton Smith. Mrs j.
y. Bowman. Mrs. Railey Shiflett, Mrs
Charles Elicit. Mrs. Helen n. Riches,
! Mrs Ivan Maltby and Mrs. F. d. He
luxembourg.
ne last program Of the season will
DC given on the morning of April rs.
and will be a miscellaneous program
The third and last artist concert will
he a piano recital by Harold Bauer
/ one of the worlds greatest pianists
on the evening OF the 18th of this
month in the auditorium Of the Jeffer-
son hotel
At the Art Club.
AT the Art Club of Richmond next
tuesday afternoon at 80 o'clock Ad-
miral Harfie Webster. United States
navy. retired. will give talk on
scenes from Samoa" Admiral Web
ster Is wei known at the club, where
he is great favorite. After the lee
ture tea will be served by several of
the younger members.
The Every Monday Club.
mrs. George Carlton jackson will
entertain the Every Monday club to-
morrow al, her home in Ginter Park.
At this time the hostess will be Mrs.
j. i. Thomas. while the speaker of
J the afternoon is to be Mrs. T.. /. Lays
neid. who will discuss Alexander
WIN Visit Historical points.
tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock
me Peterkin guild and all of its
! friends and other interested people
/, VIII leave for day in Williamsburg.
! famous Tor it's old-timey quaintness
anu ITS historic atmosphere. Here
they VIII be served dainty lunches by
the ladies' OF Bruton parish church,
Mrs Van Garrett. Mrs. Gardiner Tyler
and Mrs. Hubbard Later In the
AFTERNOON automobile parties will 20
10 jamestown island or Yorktown. re-
turning In time for the train at 6:16
f. NJ, which will bring them back to
Richmond. completing the circle OF
the Tour greatest places of historical
interest in the South. Interesting
parties have been arranged for the
day. Tickets may be had at the de-
pot. AT this season when history is
being made so rapidly 1t is of especial
interest to become acquainted with
the historical spots OF the past. The
excursion is for the benefit of St.
James church. ,~-s-.
College Women.s Luncheon.
Tomorrow afternoon al 2 o'clock
the Richmond branch OF the Southern
! Association Of College Women will
give a luncheon in honor of the rep
fesentatives from the Southern col
ieges passing through Richmond on
their way TO the convention in Wash
/ ington April 1915. Fifteen colleges
are represented in the Richmond
| branch. of which Mrs Robert Mclean
Whittet is president.
VIII Entertain puDfls