The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-31
FRIEDA MEREDITH DIETZ,S Editor.
Telephone Madison 1923.

Monument Avenue, for the cabaret
ball tonight and the tahleaux at the
Academy Monday.
At the y. w. G. A.
Air. ventilation. Heating, Lighting
Soil, Sewerage, Garbage" will be the
. subject OF the fourth lecture to the
elementary hygiene and home care
Of the sick class at the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association this after
noon AT o'clock. Miss Jennie Jones.
OF the Memorial Hospital star. is the
class Instructor
Miss Lucy Il. Mason will lead the
fifteen minute prayer service to he
held today AT 1915 at the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association.
G.. NJ L.. s. Meets.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will hold It's annual meeting
at II O'Clock this morning Import
ant reports will be read and II 10
urgent that all members be present.
Miss Silapletgh's Program.
This morning at 10 a NJ. Miss
Shapleigh, the cookery expert from
Columbia University, now at the Y.
w. c. a. will lecture on How to
Make Inexpensive Dishes Attractive =
At p NJ her lecture will be on the
Development OF Fundamental Dishes
Into More Elaborate Ones"
Trip 10 the Northlands.
The ship sailed North and in IL the
passengers. members OF the Art Club,
piloted by Miss Florence Peple. were
taken through the 'loneliest spot In
the world" the Baltic Sea. TO the ro-
mantle island OF Roses and Ruins
Here they stopped TO admire tfepartly
Roman. partly Gothic remains Of an
earlier age. The boat then proceeded
to Stockholm. Stockholm, with It's
wonderful monuments. was wildly
described by the guide Miss Peple.
Before continuing the journey, Miss
Pcple paused 10 praise Sweden's noted
woman author and winner OF the
Nobel prize, Selma Tagerlof. The
home ~ the author was pointed out
.rr1tf ~ 's~- perie has en4eyea the
privilege OF seeing the country de-
scrihed in her masterpieces. THE
story OF Costa Berling." and THE
Emperor OF rortugallia"
On the trip'to Christiania the clear
lakes and the passing pic
lures OF nature were wildly placed
before her audience throughout the
talk. striking pictures emhodying
mountain tops with the sunset and
The moon rise on either side were
ii'AFf1 Nltti AiIF Nt4iEHttN eye Oh hIl
artist Anecdotes of the family with
which Miss Peple stayed, the natives
and their customs and interesting
touches here and there made Miss
Pcple's talk highly enjoyable Com
hining a charming personality with
fresh enthusiasm. Miss Peple makes a
most entertaining speaker, whose
time IS entirely too brief for the salts
faction OF her hearers.
The usual delightful tea drinking
followed the talk.
Reception For Miss Shaple.gh.
From : 30 TO 7 O'Clock yesterday
a fternoon delightful reception was
rendered Miss Shapleigh by the ex-
ecuttee board and officers. OF the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. Receiving with the guest Of
honor were Miss Katharine Hawes.
president OF tho Y. w. G. A.: Mrs
Richard Alvey. Miss Mary Lancaster
Smith and Miss Marietta Smith. AS
sisting in serving were Miss Evelyn
Miss Elsie Hilton, Miss Grace Daven-
port and Miss Julia Andrews. About
sixty guests called during the after
noon.
W. r. l.. a. Meets.
The W, r l. A. will hold 'its weekly
prayer meeting at 230 this afternoon
at 1l5 North Fifth Street, Mrs Car
son will lead the meeting An i'm
portant business session will follow
and It is urged that all members at
tend. The public is invited.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Adams, of
lynchburg, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Clara
to William Trevilian Turn
er, former of this city, now OF Lynch
burg. The marriage will take place
quietly in the spring.