The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-27
Telephone Madison 1898.


the latter part of this week. DR.. Fair
officiated at the wedding or his
nephew. Sergeant Victor ". FAIR TO
Miss Mary Dellinger. of Charlotte, n
C. The wedding is of much interest
here, where Sergeant Fair has made
HIS home for number OF years.
Engagement of Interest.
The engagement of Miss Kathleen
Isastar to lieutenant Samuel w. Meek.
Il. s. M. c.. announced last week by
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wharton Lester. of Washington. Ia OF
much interest in Richmond, where
Lieutenant Meek and his parents lived
for number of years. Miss Lester
Is one of washington's debutantes of
this season.
At the Womnn's Club.
Another delightful musical is prom
issd for Monday afternoons enter
fainment at the Woman's club when
Mrs Basil Gwathmey is chairman.
Members Of the club will be especial
ily inter Ssted In the program which will
feature Mrs. Horace Slater. formerly
MISS S&ssa Bidgood, OF Richmond.
who has k--ed in California for the
past fifteen ears: John George Har-
ris. both soie-sts, and Louis Weitzel.
accompanist. AIRS Slater possesses a
lcvely contraltE voice and John
George Harris is we'll known as the
baritone in the o. OR of Grace-Cove-
nant church and difS~ctor of the y. w,
G. A. Choral club. The accompanist,
Mr.. weitzel. is orgaHast at Grace
Covenant church. and IN prominent In
musical circles. With & trio of local
artists entertaining. 81 l&SEe audience
is expected. The musical will start
promptly at 4 o'clock.
At the Informal tea foiloSEsg the
program the following will &c as
hostesses: Mesdames Beverly Crsanp,
IS. III. Higginbotham, Thomas Scott.
Eugene Sydnor. II. Fl. Smith. Wood
son T. waddy, Henry Elicit, William
IL. Allen, George Bidgood. Clarence
Demsey and Misses Julia Moore and
Mary Boyd.
At tho Art C1uh.
Plans for an interesting exhibit of
students work at the Art Club OF
Richmond are being perfected by Miss
Anne Fletcher and Miss Susan Will
son. The exhibit win open on Friday,
February ]. to continue through Tues
day, February 5. On the afternoon
OF the last day there viii be studio
tea and special program. The ex-
hfbit will be open TO the public and
II promises to be attractive to those
Interested in any branch OF art-draw-
ing and painting, commercial art, In
terror decorating, costume designing
and a. number of other branches.
Tuesday afternoon OF this week al
!4:30 O'Clock Miss Lulie Johnston and
Miss Elise Clark will read from their
own short stories. Mrs. James Lyons
viii introduce them Miss Clark Will
- ~
Tantasizer," and Miss Johnston will
/ Mother Marie"
| Gard Party Planned.
/ A card party for the benefit OF the
Retreat for the Sick will be an In
! teresting event OF February from
! $40 to O'Clock. The affair win be
given in the palm garden Of the JET.
/ ferson hotel and Tables are now beina
reserved through the chairman. Mrs
| Christian Clarke, P. J. Kernodie, OF
! any OF the following members of the
committee In charge; Aesdamss Sam.
uei H Bemiss. Charles Norman. James
Grigg, Charles Gillette. A L. Strauss
p. W. E. Prag. Meade r, Spicer. P. NJ
DilMrd. James Branch CabelI. Samuel
cowen and James Fl. Lamkin.
/ Attractive prizes will be awarded
| for the highest scores.
Charity Ball to Close season.
| A charity hall of much promise viii
close the season OF entertainments fol-
all who observe Lent In Richmond
On Shrove Tuesday, February .. ir
the Jefferson hotel ballroom the Girls
auxiliary OF the Belle Bryan DAY
i Nursery Will give ball OF many at.
t~active features. Mrs James Cor.
| don Smith is president of the auxii
/ larry and general chairman of tn.
! ball. Tables will be arranged arount
the dancing floor and may be reserves
by calling Mrs. Hiram Smith. Bouie'
ward as7T.
Mrs. E. Addison Rennolds IN chair.
man of the committee to arrange tn.
/ features. and she lis to be assisted b,
1 Mrs Trskine Buford, Mrs. Croxtoy
Gordon, Miss Virginia Christian, Mis-.
TDoreen FITZGERALD and Miss Nellie
lRennolds. Members of the pubiicit,
committee are Mrs Robert Nelson
| Pollard, chairman. assisted by Mrs
Hugh Rose. Mrs Edloe Donnan and
Mrs. William Forbes.
With the Musicians.
| Scandinavian music will be the sub
tect or the program at the Musicians
| club at the regular monthly concer
OF local talent wednesday morning o.
! THIS week at IL Q CApCh. nS IOAON
ing program will be followed:
National anthem: andante Botaenu
10. from Sonata, allegretto scherxando
Ne. emil Sjogrenl, Miss Belle
johnson. Mrs. r. d. Hequembourg
taA Summer Evening to- Spring
| Edward Lsssenl, Miss Margare'
Camp: ca, Romance in D fiat dear
Sibelius) (b) wedding Day at Trolt
Haugen" (Eduard Grieg), Miss Nan
ME Davis:s Light" (christian Sin
ding), Mrs. ], n Bowman. {a) An
dante niinuet. from Sonata tEduart
Grieg): thl Crescendo Edward Las
sem, Mrs. Garnet Ryland; (a) Sylve
lin Christian Sinding): Obj Soft-F'o
ed Snow tSigurd Lee); (c) -- tEd
uard Grieg). Mrs. A. b. Guigorf; "a
The Land of Illusion (Christian Sind
ing); (bl Lovely Rose Emil Stog
REM, Miss Margaret O'Brien, Miss
Margaret Heindl, Mrs. Flaxingtor
Harker; accompanies, Mrs. L, n
Dingus, Miss Jean Trigg.
! 'In a Persian Garden"
The Appollo quartette. a musical
organizs ton OF local talent. will give
concert Thursday. January 81, In
the Benedictine college auditorium
for the benefit of the parish building
fund. Members OF the quartette are:
! Mrs. Wilburn r. Shackelford, So