The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-14

entertains at dance at tho Country
Club of Virginia. The Male Choral
society will give a private concert in
the jefferson hotel auditorium.
Tomorrow, Miss Alice Guffln ad-
dresses the Art club at 4:30 o'clock
on "Handicraft," the arts she teaches
at the Wcstbrooke sanitarium. From
to o'clock Miss Mary Gusts Lee,
daughter of General Robert e. Lee.
will receive as guest OF honor with
the Lee chapter, u. d. C.. in the Home
for Needy Confederate Women. From
s to o'clock an attractive charity
tea for tho benefit of Holy Trinity
church will be given in the home of
Mrs. Thomas A. Smyth, 1886 Monu-
ment avenue.
| Wednesday. story hour will be the
the Richmond Training School for
kindergartnerS in the Mechanics In
stitute building
Thursday night. the first OF the en-
| tertainments by the National Guards
| Concert company will be given at the
Academy of Music. The commerce
ment exercises of the chmond
School of Expression will be held in
the Jefferson hotel auditorium. fol-
lowed by dance.
! Friday, there is another perform
ance at the Academy and an enter
| tainment in the Barton Heights Wo-
| mans club for the benefit OF the
Home for Incurables.
| Saturday the annual pilgrimage Of
the a. p. V. A. goes to jamestown.
the only occasion afforded the public
during the year for visiting this his
toric spot.
Prominent Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Templeton. OF
207 East Franklin street, have an
| nonnced the engagement and ap-
! preaching marriage of their only
| daughter Anne Gertrude. to Harvey
! Monroe -Holleman. formerly Of san
Diego. California but now of Chase
j! City va E-Helleman- Is the son of
Rev. and Mrs J. NJ. Holleman, OF
I Apex, Y c, but for some years re-
sided in the West. where he was in
the banking business then mayor and
later sent upon an European tour in
interest OF the California exposition.
! HIS experiences abroad at outbreak OF
| the war has caused him to be ire
quently called 70 Washington for con-
ferences regarding conditions In Ger
many and AUSTRIA, although his home
| is now in Virginia
Miss Templeton is as beautiful az
she is accomplished. Northern maya
zines and papers having frequently
used her pictures as typical OF a true
Sout ,ern brunette OF the Gibson type
At the Woman's Club
A musicale is programmed for this
afternoon at 4.30 o'clock in the Wo-
mans club auditorium. Mrs. Alex
ander r. Gui2on ia chairman MIS-
watson James violinist; Mrs. Frances
West Reinhardt, soprano soloist, and
James WonbIe, accompanist, viii en-
/ terrain the club members. All are
we'll known musicians. who have won
high favor wherever they have been
heard.
Hostesses for the afternoon are:
Mesdames Duane. Thomas Carey
Johnston. r. H Halves, George Ran
dolph Cannon. r. c. stearnes. George
Davis. Thomas Murreli' Robert ~ =,
Gerald, Arthur Scrivenor. Jennings G.
Wise. Bernard Robb, Misses Marian
Rvland. Jean Trigg. Claire T1nsiey.
Mary Shaw.
Red Cross C7as~cA
I Glasses in elementary hygiene ana
home care of the sick will begin at
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation, 6 North Fifth street. today
The classes will meet Mondays, Wed
DAYS ard Fridays through June .
at the following hours: 10 to II go
A NJ i:3o to s, and 8 to 9:3o +. Nj.
Miss Maria Hamilton ChappeIl. Red
Cross nurse, will specialize in teach
ing these classes for the period or nfe
weeks
I Memorial Day Services
! The. Hebrew Memorial day will be
observed on Wednesday, May 1e. at
& p NJ The services Will be conduct
ed by Rev DR. E. y. Calisch. assisted
by Mrs. Reinhardt and the Beth
I Ahabah choir. Company B. of the
First Virginia regiment. will be on
hand 10 honor the memory Of the
dead.
benefit Performance.
/ "Old Maids Association" Will be
;. given under the auspices OF the Wo-
mans club or Barton Heights. by To-
cal talent, in tho Barton Heights
school auditorium Friday night Tor
the benefit of the Richmond ice mis-
sion and other charities. The charae-
tiers arc: Jerusha Eliza Bangs, presi-
dent Rebecca Retrace, secretary;
Mintv Clovertop. Mariana Melissa
lPiaclr: Desire A. Mann, Heps!hah Ode
lila Odds: Ann Ellen Patterby. May
Haverman, Petunia Packies, Serena
Has been; Charity Hopegood, Rachel
Hasbeen. Charity Hopegood. Rachel
professor Makerneaux.
Charity Tea
Spring flowers from the woods and
garden will decorate the home OF Mrs.
Thomas A. Smyth. 23ss Monument
iavenue. for the tea which Is to be
given Tuesday afternoon from 10 Z
o'clock by the Industrial chapter OF
Holy Trinity Episcopal church. It Is
to be an informal occasion, at which
a silver Offering will be taken at the
DOR Those in charge of arrange
ment arc: Mrs. Edmund Strudwick,
chairman; the Mesdames Freeman
Dance. Charles e Boiling. Edmund
Benson. F. c. Crawford, Robert Pc
gram, Robert f. Peyton, Jr., D. 8.
Rice and Herbert Whitehurst.
Bishop O'Connen win Speak.
i Bishop O'Conneil will address the
America first committee OF the Capt.
tai City division Of the Virginia branch
of the Natio..al League for Women's
Service this afternoon at o'clock. in
room $50 of the Jefferson. A short
business session will be held. after
the address by Bishop O'Connell. All
members Of the committee and those
interested in its work are invited to
be present.
Talk on Red Cross.
Mr.. Henry w Anderson will make
an address in the interest of the
American Red Cross in the Barton
Heights school auditorium Tuesday
might at sac o'clock. There will be
cd,