Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
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Mrs. Francis Dallam Rarksdalc. who
"ss peen the guest Of Mr.. ana Airs.
george r. Brown. in Germantown, Pa
ana also visited her son at Princeton
diversity. Is returning to Richmond
horrow. Mrs. Earksdalc will he
accompanied by Mrs. Brown who Will
spend some time with her here at her
'ohne. 22O4 Monument Avenue
'hts Grown formerly made her home
:" isi"hmond and has great many
i'iHLds and relatives here
'hnrity BaiI Tonight.
'Ltrc seems to bc no lack OF inter
est in the CHART: ball and cabarc,
dance. which will bc given this even
ing At = o'clock IN the ballroom al
the emerson Hotel for tho benefit oi
the opcn-A Schools. The entire bail
''o'ii SUIT" of tn" jefferson will lie
used and the decorations ro, tho affair
promise I" be most elaborate T,:crc
viii i'c plenty Yf opportunity for
dancing. with an orchestra from Wash
'hs'oh 10 render q prog ram. and all
sorts OF novel and attractive features
lor the entertainment of the guests In
attendance
Fashionablc society Will b" out f.,
large numbers to attend this event and
Inc program will begin promptly "a,
o'clock. The charity ball is really
tho Oldest form Of a social function
for the btnclt OF ANY particular cause
and carries with It distraction amd
prestige Which lends charm to- IN.
junction. Some Of the inoHt proiniucn;
women I'm tho city arc serving on the
committees for tho entertainment to-
night and mary distinguished guests
from distance Will be present. TIA
b'es for the evening may be reserved
through Mrs. Lewis H. Rosh"r.
Concert for War Relief.
A nj Snlen1il tal h,N
been arranged for tho War Relief
concert Monday evening. February
=. at the Academy Of Music. Miss
Elizabeth kingsbury and III" other
dancers arc from the Florence Noye%
School OF Rhythmic Expression, oe
New York and Washington, and they
are giving their services for the Re
lief Fund. Some OF The dances which
VIII be given are tho Joan OF Arc
dance In three parts. the peasant. the
soldier and the martyr ANA the dance
OF tho urn. I.it,l" Frances Fuller. tic
wonderful child-dancer. viii also MAX .
her appearance at this function
some OF tho tabicaUX include.
England her colonies ana aliic2 -
britannia. I.ady colchrnok": army
Thomas i. Bryan. navy. l'i"ssnntnp j..
Conquest, Jr; scotland. Miss Mar,
Iiawcs ireland. Niss boroer fUL
Gerald. Wales. Miss Ann warren
Canada. Mrs. l.. l.. Conquest. Jr.: AUS
traiia. Mrs =. Barksdair I.athrop: In
dia. Miss Nellie Ronnolds; Egypt. Ntss
Mary Traylor: Eouman'a. Miss kath-
rine Scales: Serbia. Mics Martha Wall;
Italy Mrs. r. La,imcr Gordon; i:ursia.
Mrs. samuel Xmmcr: Belgium. Miss
Elizabeth Baker .l,pan. Miss Ellen
witt: France Mrs Mcdonald Wexford.
American WAT Relief workers. Mrs.
Addison Rennods. Mrs i.a'imcr Cor
don. Mrs. Hugh Rose. Miss t:izahrth
NcAlr. Addison Eonuoids and William
Iarinar.
.,merica. Mrs. Robert e. Fran.
caryatides. Misses Fanny Scott. caro-
line Preston. Lucy Ford WORKMAN and
Mrs &. Ear'isdal" i.athrop.
Mrs Rcycricy u Muuforh ail also
take part in tho Belgium tab!<au
American Red Cross 81 the war zone.
Red cross nurse. Miss Julia Joyncs 4,
ambulance drlvcr and Ted Cross as
sls,ants Allen ro;ts. erosion Cor
don. Cecil stevens aud Joe Mont Rorn-
cry Miss Isabelle Carter il chairman
OF this picture.
Flower Girls mt Concert.
Flower girls dressed IL the CostWrc 8
OF belgian peasants. Will be an attrac-
tive feature OF tho concert end tabl
to be given 1T the Academy o. Music
the night OF Febrnar: for the benz ~
OF the War Relief Association of' Viz
aiuia Mrs. Charles II Robins. az Mon
ument Avenue. i the chairman Of this
committee assisted b% Mrs. Y.
Vaughan, jr., Mrs. Herbert Mann, Mrs.
Charles L. Williams. Jr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Michaux. Flowers viii be sold
from the booth before and after tho
entertainment. and the girls carrying
baskets wl! go through the audience
during intervals. Thos" assisting at
this booth Will be the Misses l[Gtheria re
Henderson Scales. corhin Spicc., kath-
crime Fla milton Cabell. Emilio Roger-
son Gene Gray Heck Elise Atkinson
and Carol Minor.
Lecture This Afternoon.
Miss Hattie Belle Gresham Will Ice
ture before her class in Browning this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock a, the Art
Club Of Richmond. Miss Grcsha n, q
subject will be Browning as lroph I.
Poet and Lover"
yfsttora Entertained.
Mrs. Robert Ranlct and her daush :
ter Miss Elizabeth Ranlct. OF: 4oches-
ter. y. Z, are spending some time in
Richmond at the jefferson Hotel Mrs
Ranlet was before her marriage Miss
Meta Potts. of this city. and a great
many charming affairs have been
planned for her and her daughter dur
ing their stay in Richmond
Waiting In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. lichtenstc;n. former
IL 1T this city. but now residing in
New York. at the jefferson Hotel
for a short stay. They are Ell route 10
that city from Florida. Mr.. and MIS-.
richtenstein are the parents of CASTOR
H.. Lichtcnstcin. well-knowu in local
musical circles. and corresponding sec
rotary OF the Matthew Fontainc Maury
Memorial Associat ton.
Ts Adaress Nusicians' Club.
Miss Kate Chittcnden. vice president
and dean Of the Institute Of Applied
Music. In New York city. will address
the members Of the Musicians Club al
their monthly musicale TO he held in
the auditorium of the Woman's Club
this morning at II o'clock. Miss Chiiten-
den is also teacher of piano at Vas