The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-22

Burton at her home in the Hayes
apartments.
Mrs. Sydney j. Dudley Is spending
the week in Hampton.
Misses Mary Tomliu Anderson and
Emile Rogerson have returned to the
city. after attending the midwinter
hops at Virginia Military institute.
ID. a. X. Luncheon.
Commonwealth chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution. will have
its annual luncheon in celebration of
the birthday OF George Washington,
The chapter will entertain at the Com
monwealth club at ! 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Benjamin Purcell. of '"Tusca-
villa" is regent of the chapter. The
luncheon promises to be a brilliant
affair.
Dance at Wcstmorcland.
The regular Thursday night infor-
NAL dance will take place at the West
moreIand club tonight from Q to 1880
o'clock for members OF the club and
their guests
With the University Club.
There will be an entertainment for
the members OF the University club
this evening at $40 o'clock. in honor
OF George Washington's birthday
There Will he music and refreshments
and members Of the organization arc.
invited.
Celebrate Washlngton's Birthday.
The knights of Columbus will give
an attractive entertainment in the au
ditorium OF the John Marshall high
school this evening TO celebrate
the birthday of Washington, and an
interesting program has been ar
ranged.
Miss TayIor's Classes.
Miss Aney Manning Taylor's Bible
classes have started at St James
Episcopal church They are held ut
8 o'clock every evening. Interested
men and women are invited.
With the Every Monday Club.
on Monday afternoon, February
-. the Every Monday club and sew
eral guests met in the home Of Mrs.
Benjamin West, 1907 Hanover ave
nue.. DR.. ID. X. Anderson, the execu-
tive secretary of the Civic Association
Of Richmond. addressed the club,
taking as his subject, Know Your
city This interesting and inform
ing lecture was enthusiastically re-
ceived and after Dr. Anderson had
given many reasons why the Civic as
ISOLATION is endeavoring along with
other organizations. to bring about
survey Of the government OF Rich
mond in all It's departments the la
dies unanimousl" endorsed the pro
posed survey Those present We're:
Mrs John Butler, Mrs. Fleet, Mrs
Gibson Worsham Mrs. J. W. Cam
mack Miss Ruth Sublett, Mrs II r.
McNey. Mrs. J, T. Thomas. Mrs j. b.
Hit f fzrwis. Mrs j. II
Franck, Mrs Emmie Wngfleld. Mrs.
u. X Anderson, Mrs. r. II. West
Mrs. Jefry Montague. Mrs Isaac
Diegs. Mrs. James Love.
Magician Will Entertain
The Parent Association
Of William Fox school has found
Il necessary to raise some money in
order to continue tho good work
which it Is performing, and after
carefully considering several kinds Of
which might be prac-
tical to conduct for this purpose, il
has secured a winner.
keene. the magician, and his on
tertainers will present high class
entertainment Of magic comedy and
music, in William Fox school audito-
rum, Friday, February %, at 8 +, VI.
Special matinee for children, Friday,
at L. NJ. Old time Punch and Judy
Washington Party.
George Washington and Lady Wash
inEton Will receive today in the home
of e. II. Archer, 25l5 Hanover ave
nue. from to 6 o'clock in the after
noon and from to II O'Clock at
night. \ delightful musical program
has been arranged and the proven
bal cherry tree will he chopped down.
The entertainment is for the benefit
Of Grace church The public is in
vitcd
Martha Washington Tea.
4 Martha Washington tea will he
given this evening at 3 O'Clock by
Mrs. W O. Couery's class Of the Ran
dOlph-Stree Baptist church. The
tea will be held in The parsonage. 302
Randolph street and the public Is
cordially invited
Colonial birthday Party.
On Friday evening February 20 al
3 . clock, the ladies Auxiliary Of
the Railroad Young Mems Christian
association will give a party in the
association hall
Colonial costumes and customs will
be the prevailing features.
A fine program OF entertainment
has been arranged and refreshments
VIII be served.
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