The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-16
tiiiEDA MEHr.DlTH DIETZ, Editor.
Telephone Madison 1928

, Trigg. Jr.. Miss Sarah Lindsay Pow
ers, Mrs. Basil NJ Gwathmey, Mrs. j,
X. bowman; (a) "Tune Thy Strings.
o Gypsy" (b) Cloudy Heights OF
, Catra" (Antenin D.~rak), Miss Jean
Trizg (a) ycikweise No. I, Volk-
weise No. edward Crieg); (c)
Irish Tune from County Derry" td)
: Shepherds Hey" (Percy Grainger) ,
Miss Margaret James; (aD Scotch Lui-
lEby. Obj And Are We Sure the News
Is True Miss Margaret Smith;
Deep River" Harry Buruieigh) /. Miss
Doris Baker; American Folk Song,
Irish Folk Song, Miss Jean Trigg:
double quartet. Old French and Eng
lIsh carols
VIII We'd yirgfnian-
Ars. Johax =, Mackenzie, OF Ealt!-
more. auuounces the engagement OF
her daughter Mary ARcRae. to Lieu
tenant Harrison Marshall Robertson.
Third f@lc artillery. United States
army Miss Mackenzie was presented
70 Baltimore society last season at the
Bachelors cotiilion. and is a niece Of
Afra Caarlts Mackali Lieutenant
Robertson Is n son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison Robertson. OF Danville He
4 graduate of the University of yir-
ginia ard IL now stationed AT Camp
Mcclellan, Admission. Ala No date has
been SCI for The wrcGing
Engagement OF Miss Baldwin.
Mrs. Robert Archer Baldwin, of
Farmvilie, Va. announces the ap-
preaching marriage of her daughter,
.sary Cectl. - or. Archibald Mellow
eli BSaum. Owing TO a recent be-
geaNemeBt ia the family the wedding
VIII be very quiet event Of Decem Der
~, only the Iume dlatc families Will
be present.
sribbiers to Meet.
The Scr4bbIcrs will hold their reRu-
Jar meeting Wednesday evening at
. 20 o'clock In the home OF Mrs.
Henry Aylett Sampson 1871 West ave
nue. fun attendance IL expected.
visiting In New York.
Mrs James J Pollard. Of Monu-
merit avenue. Is visiting in New York.
She via return 10 Richmond tho com
ing SATURDAY,
At the Woman's Club.
One q the most interesting must
Gals q the season is promised az the
woman club Monday afternoon at
oclock wen Mrs Walter Bruce
Hove g. Washington. a prominent
Pianist aad composer. MSS Anne
Hun. pianist 81 the Peabody conser-
ratorY in Baltimore. and Miss Mar
garet Smith. a we'll known soprano
solatst az this city Will be the artists
James Won't bic Will he the accom-
pau3st for Miss Smith Mrs Basil
GWashmcy is chairman Of thu pro
gram Two pianos VIII he used
All nem oers are asked by the pres
ident of The club Mrs ]. Allison
Hodges - note the ear.S~r hour OF
the entertainments which will appiy
throughout the winter The musical
@3iF begin promptly a oclcck.
-Hestesses ar the informal tea. thar
~ IF <r6iTio- ara Sr4s George zen
ninss, Airs Norman Ca1l, Mrs. ].
Scott Parrish Mrs. Philip Browder,
Mrs Hamilton Smith, Mrs Amos
fred Cary. Mrs. William Russell
Jones Mrs. Rem Roseboro. Miss lean
Trigg, and Miss Eliza beth Deaton.
Al tho Arr Club.
There will he an exhibition OF pupils
work at the Art club Tuesday after
moon st 4;30 O'Clock with A good
speaker and tea following IN Miss
Fletchers studio.
sailors Rail
With 40 many soldiers balls dur
ing iha fall season there seemed To
be nothing to call forth another en-
tertainment To call nature lust at
moud chapter or the United Dauxh-
ters of the Confederacy remem bered
the sailors and their needs and" in
consequence the members are plan
ming an interesting ball for the night
OF January I'm the Grayg armory
Dancing viii begin promptly at
o'clock and the proceeds OF the ball
VIII go toward endowing cot In
one OF the hospitals in France for an
American sailor. The beautiful part
OF thu endowment ts tina. Il will be
4 memorial to Matthew rontaine
Maury, the Pathfinder OF the Seas
one pr the greatest OF the many great ,
Mrs. Norman ". Randolph In gen
eral chairman OF the ball and this
fact speaks for itself. The commit
tee OF chaperons Will wear badges
and VIII Introduce the young girls to
the guests who viii be the y lors