The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-28

Mrs. G. Harvey Clarke. of Han.
over Avenue. will entertain Mrs. T. T.
Gotham. of Little Rock. Ark. former
ly OF Virginia. during Mrs. Cotnam's
visit to Richmond to conduct classes
in public speaking and publicity at
the National Suffrage School at suf-
frage headquarters.
Misses Kate and Marianne Meade
will be the hostesses this week of Miss
Annie Doughty. of New York city,
who will be in Richmond to teach
organization and parliamentary law
at the National Suffrage school held
under the auspices OF the National As
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Guy E. Horsley AMI daughter,
Miss Roberta Horsley. who have been
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ramon
Garcin at their home. 261s East Broad
Street, have returned to New York
city.
Miss Barton Fauntleroy. OF Tim.
stall. Va. is the guest OF Miss Emma
Garcin for the weekend.
Valentine Party.
Arrangements are being made by
the Mary Thomas Auxiliary to the
Home for Incurables for its annual
valentine party. which this year will
be In the auditorium Of the Jefferson
Hotel the afternoon of February 10
from to 8 CLOCK. This Is the most
interesting Juvenile entertainment. of
the season, as several hundred small
guests always attend. There will be
dancing. games and other features,
'<vhile refreshm ents are TO be sold
throughout the afternoon. Miss Mary
Thomas is president of the organiza-
'tf0n, and following il list OF mem
6ers: Mesdames Charles Workman.
Jr.. Archer Patterson. James T. Par
kinson. Saunders Hohson, John Lot
tier, Barton Haxa1i Wise, John Mil
Ter. Jr., Thomas +. Jeffries. Archer
Battle, w. Douglas Gordon, NJ b.
Thomas. E. w. Trafford, Milford
Crutchfleld, Witcher Keen. Aubrey
Young, Knox Wilson. Robert N. Pol
lard, Gordon Smith, Samuel II. Be-
miss. L. r. Hamberlin: Misses Mar
garet and Maud Stringfellow. Marga-
ret Ferguson, Mary Cameron. Lora
Crump. Irene Fitzgerald. Aline Stokes,
Lucy Ford Workman. Ellen Wright
Wise, Roberta Trigg and Nell Potts
A. p. v. A. Reception.
Invitations have been issued by the
Association for the preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities for a reception,
which is to be the afternoon OF Feb
ruary at o'clock in John Marshall
house. This entertainment is in honor
Of members OF the bench OF the city.
State and the Federal judiciary, in
Guiding the Judges OF the Virginia
at that time, and other officials. Re-
freshments will be served. This Is
to be q stag occasion. as no women
have been asked. Mrs. John Dunn
is chairman Of the John Marshall
house committee.
Washfngton's birthday Dinner.
Arrangements are being made for
An important dinner dance to be given
at the Country Club Of Virginia In
celebration Of Washington's birthday.
The exact date has not yet been de-
cided upon. but in all probability
February 20 will be chosen. Al that
with red, white and blue bunting. while
the favors will be cherries. hatchets
and other novelties suitable to the
day Many dinner parties will be
given before the dance.
Cabaret Charity Bali.
The committee in charge OF the
cabaret program to be Siven at the
charity ball for the benefit Of the
open air schools on Wednesday even
ing, January 81. at o'clock. at the
Jefferson. has succeeded In arranging
an interesting and varied list OF at
fractions. Through the efforts OF the
Woman's Club OF Ginter Park. Mr.
Bintord walford. who II an unusually
clever entertainer, has been secured
for tho evening Mr.. wAlford will
give q song and dance IN costume, the
name Of which is to be 4 secret until
the day Of the performance. Miss
Emily Wade will sing two SONGS, en-
titled 81 Amt Got Nobody and
"Mammy.s Little Coal Black Rose"
Miss Wade Is well known in Rich.
mond As one of the stars OF the Kir-
mess. and OF the amateur perform
mace OF The Midako," given here
SO successfully several years ago.
Church Hill. represented on the COM
mittee by Mrs w. A. Cheatwood, will
rive a minstrel act. This 10 being ar
ranged by Mr.. Bowen. who IL also
directing the minstrel show to be
given by the Eiks. Mr.. Bowen IL
much interested and has promised the
committee "a stunt that will bring
Gown the house" Highland Park xvill
contribute = particularly good num-
her through Miss AdriannA Kuyk. who
han one OF the finest soprano voices in
the city. Miss Kuyk will .sinr the
waltz song from Romeo and Juliet.
Besides all these there viii be a spe-
cial debutante number. Misses Mary
Halves, Nellie Rennolds. Katherine
Scales. Corbin Spicer. Anne Warren.
Mary Tomlin Anderson. Jean Heck.
Emily Rogerson. Doreen FitxGerald,
Martha Wall and Alice Jones, will
dance a. picturesque Egyptian Canoe
which they have been rehearsing for
several weeks under the direction of
Miss Ella Binfrod. Az Mrs. E. p.
Weisiger. who has charge Of the
Forest Hill number, - Ill, 1t win be
necessary TO announce this later. The
committee Is anxious that the pro-
gram shall be run on promptly. so
they hope that those who attend the
ball Will try to arrive =. : o'clock, or
~ soon after ~ possible.
Piano Recital Entuyod.
1he mustc pupils az la9 Rosa
2obeytDoo 3oS Randolph Otrenk hAId