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

| Glenna Smith 1lnnin. director Of the
Moves School Of rhythmic Expression.
of Washington. D. C., on Visible Mu-
SIC. the interpretation of music
through the dance.
Charity Entertainment.
one OF the largest charity enter
ailments OF the month will be given
evening at half-past 8 O'Clock for the
benefit of the permanently blinded
soldiers OF tho present war. An in
teresting program has been arranged,
including a lecture by Sergeant Major
Middlemiss, who has been blnded
during the European war. selections
to be sung by Madame Alyse Lar
rayne, OF the French Grand Opera.
ana authentic war pictures given out
py the French war department. which
Were taken at the actual front There
VIII De attractive young girls In Red
cross costumes who will act as ushers
and programs will be sold before the
play by another group of girls. The
anair Is In charge OF the committee to
heip the permanently blinded, which
has been started In this city to aid In
the establishment Of schools for tho
soldiers. The entertainment will be
largely attended by Richmond people
and there will not be any sale OF
| OF tho work.
Some OF those who will be ushers
are: Misses Mary Tomlin Anderson.
Leah Binswanger. Ida Bailey, Frances
Darlington, Marie Cheatwood. Isabel
/ CraFg, Alice Crutchfeid Doreen Fitz-
gerald. Flora Hutxler. Mary Halves,
Genevieve Knott. Mary MaSsie. Ann
Myers, Margaret Miller, Julia Joynes.
Caroline Preston. Marguerite Parrish.
! Nell Rennolds, Mrs. Edmund etrud-
wick. Jr.. Misses Martha Lee Steven
son. Katharine Scales Martha Wall.
/ Lucy Ford Workman, ELSA Wallerstein
and Ruth waIIerstein.
/ kindergarten Association Meets.
I The annua meeting OF the Kinder
garten Association OF Richmond was
held Friday afternoon at 4;30 o'clock
at the Scctt-Talcott school. Annual
reports were read. and officers elect
ed for the year include President
/ Miss Hattie Belle Gresham vfce-pres-
ldent, Mrs. Ernest Meade; secretary
I Mrs Pollard Cardoza: treasurer Mrs
Darlington williams This association
supports the mission kindergarten
taught by Miss Lucy witt and helps
| in various forms Of social service in
| Fulton.
Miss Jones' Glass.
| THE Poems OF Tagore" will be the
subject of Miss Lou Belle Catesby
Jones' class in her home. North
Second street. Friday at IL o'clock.
New members will be admitted.
Miss Grcsham's Glass.
The Robert Browning study class.
conducted by Miss Hattie Belle Ores
: ham. WITH meet rs ustai Wednesday
at 1870 P NJ. in the Art club.
Miss Taylors Lectures.
During the past week Miss Angy
Manning Taylor has been giving lee
lures at 8 o'clock in ST, James Epis-
copal church. The lectures will con-
tinue throughout this week, ending
Friday. All interested men and wo-
men are invited to attend. Miss
Taylor Is doing a wonderful mission
work IN the Virginia mountains. and
prominent Richmond women who are
Interested in this work have helped to
esta hlish her mission headquarters in
Appalachia-
To Install Officers.
Rev. w. F. Thompson. pastor Of
Park Place Methodist church, will in
stall the officers Of the Epworth
league at this mornings service.
These officers are: President. Mrs.
Lee Todd; vice-president Richard