The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-25

pitaI, mas returned to her home In
Staunton.
Mr.. and Mrs william r. Trisg, Jr..
OF this city. are spending some time
in New York.
Misses Hattie Scott, Helen Baker
and Jean Frazier. of Richmond. left
Friday for New York. They will visI,
and study private schools during their
stay In the North.
Miss Delucia s. Fletcher, of Har-
risonburg normal, is visiting friends
In town for a few days.
Miss Mary Davenport, who has been
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Wilcox Norton, at Red Gables"
their home near Baltimore, Is now
visiting in New York,
At the Woman's Club.
The Womans club will have as Its
speaker tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
Mrs. Glenna S, Tinnan, Of Washington,
director of the Florence Fleming
Noyes' school OF rythmic expression.
Attention is called to the change In
hour, and the president OF the club.
members of the club to be prompt.
Miss Louise Keelerger, Of New York,
will illustrate Mrs. Tnnan' g talk which
VIII be on The Renaissance of the
True Dance" Miss May Moore will
be chairman of the afternoon. and
the following will act as hostesses
Mrs. Christopher Thompkins, Mrs J.
A. LEROY, Mrs. Caskie Cabell Mrs
George j. Bull, Mrs. Stuart Michaux
Mrs. c. c. Barksdale. Miss Julia G
/ Moore. Mrs. Caldwell Hardy. Mrs
James Moncure, Mrs. NJ. l.. Harrison
| Miss Emma Whitfield
Mrs. Bull VIII Speak.
Mrs. George j. Bull Will talk on
| Peasant Life in France before the
War" particularly life in the Basque
county in the Pyrenees at $40 O'Clock
wednesday at the literary round ia BILE
or the Woman's club. Mrs Christie
pher Thompkfns will be chairman OF
the afternoon.
At the Art Club.
The Art club has secured a delight
ful speaker for Tuesday In Mrs. Glenna
). Tinnan, director of the Florence
flehing Moves school of rythmic ex-
preston in Washington. She win ad
dress the club on Education in ART
at 4:30 o'clock. Mrs Tinnan has lee
tured In all of the large Northern and
eastern cities and she conducts
classes in the National Cathedral
schooi, Miss Madeira's school, and her
own beautiful studio In Washington.
MISS Mary Baughman Is chairman of
the afternoon. Following the lecture
tea will be poured by Miss Elizabeth
davenport. assisted by Misses Eliza
beth Warwick. Susie Blair, Nora
houston. Lucille Montgomery. Lips
comb and Stratton. All members of
the club are invited.
Authors Reading.
Mrs. Henry AyIett Sampson will give
an authors reading Wednesday. Feb
ruary Is, at +. NJ. In the home of
mrs. Carlton Jackson. 504 Seminary
avenue, Ginter Park for the benefit of
the Associated Charities. Those who
have heard Mrs Sampson read will be
anxious to attend
Conference Postponed.
me conference called for this after
noon at p. NJ. at the Retreat for
the SICK has been unavoidably post
poned.
The Musicians Club.
The NTH regular program of the
MUSICIANS club will be given Wednes-
DAY morning at II o'clock In the audi
forum of the Woman's club. II will
consist Of music by German compos-
ers and In addition to solo mum bers
Will include several arrangements for
two pianos. The members performing
on this program will be Mrs. F. Flax
ington Harker. Miss Margaret Heindl,
Miss Alice K1rkwood. Mrs. Howard
Wright. OF Petersburg; Mrs. F. D.
Hequembourg, Miss Lora Crump, Miss
Martha M. Robinson, Miss Louise Will
Hams and Miss Zelle Minor. The ac-
companists will be Mrs. Norman Call
Mrs l. r. Dingus, Miss Anita Kirk
wood and Mrs Cleveland Wright
In addition to the regular program
there will be an informal talk by Mrs.