The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-08
FRrE.DA MEREDITH DrETz. Editor

*sThs --latest From the Heayens' Is
the subject of the lecture on astron"
omy 10 be delivercd at the Woman
club this afternoon at o'clock by L'T.
ID, r. EaurngaSdt, Of California and
Switzerland. DIR. Bsan1gaTdt Is one 81
the most distinguished visitors IN
Richmond this aeAson and II is sx-
pected that the club will be crowded
Tor the lecture. Mrs. John 6. Munce,
chairman of the afternoon. asks
members 10 note. the change IN the
hour hack 10 tie old time ion this
afternoon only.
AZ the usual informal reception
following the lecture. the following
win act rs hostesses: Mesda+aes
Robert Reynolds, william Gordon. ii.
Howls. James Green. Herbert Jack
son, Lewis IsErus. sam Budd. Archer
Joaes. Miss Emma sampson and Miss
Alice Jones
The Every Monday Club.
The Every Monday club meets TINS
Afternoon with Mrs f /. I4ayfield,
on Stuart road. Battery Court This
is the annual meeting and officers viii
be elected and the program COM
naittes VIII submit plans for INC com
ing years work There viii also be
lecture on American Illustrators
by Miss Daisy winston.
Land OF the niuc Flower
The Land ~ the blue Flower"
the fairy play Ga he presented by the
gymnasium and dancing classes Of
the Young womsEg Christian ~ ee D
Etation, will play three nights instead
of two as the illustrative dances gwen
last month The play will re pre-
segted on THURSDAY, Friday and Sat
friday nights Nay g. and 4 Re
hAsrsais are being held now and each
elass Will take ar active part a.
though the production viii be a com
paste play With an intensely inter
mefsnE plot instead Of the groups Of
dances featured in the 3ast entertain
ment. The principal parts viii be
taken By he Gorc advanced students,
Thare VIII be fairies, elves, butter.
aies, COLLINS. flowers, little children,
gTown-ups. and blue flowers The IN
tertsinment promises TO exceed IN va
rfery and beauty OF costumes and Va
rsesy of dances and acting anything
vet presented by the Y. w. c. A. stu
dents. There will he about two hun
6red girls in the caste.
MullinsT-RAkes
Miss Mary Ly6Ys Rakes and James
Albert Mullins were married on
Thursday of last week in the Presby-
terrain msnse I'm Roanoke. by the Rey.
DIR, VI. G. Campbell. @r. and Mrs.
Mullins will make their home In koa~
noke. They are well-known through
out the state.
Fagg-Sorthcrosa
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. NoTthcross,
Of Elliston, Va. have ANNOUNCED The
marriage OF their daughter. Josephine
Pepper. TO Sergeant Douglas X Fsgg,
II. 3. A. The wedding was soIemnized
Ia Southport. N. c.. on Saturday.
March 50.
Sowers--Camplseii
The marriage has been announced
by Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Campbell,
of their daughter. Laura. to Harmon
". Sewer. of Norfolk The wedding
was c@Ieeratsd in Trinity Methodist
parsonage. Roanoke, on Sunday,
March 81, by the Rev. W. s.. Ham
mond- Misy Iva Mozingo attended
tbs bride ss maid of honor and Wal
TER eows~ acted AS his brothers best
man. Aftsr the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Eower left for stay In Nor
folk They wifi return this week TO
make their home in Roanoke.
At the Art Club.
Tom orrow afternoon nj 4:S0 O'Clock
AZ the Art club, AIlss Barbara Shell
land will speak on The Relation OF
rhythmic Dancing 10 Art" Miss
Shetland is beautiful dancer her
self She Will also hyinE a collec' for
nf delicate scarres with her. showing
tue new faEt American eyes, aE41s
Anne Fletcher and Miss Susan Wiz on
will be hostesses OF the afternoon.
Personals.
Mise Margaret Lewis has rSturne ed
to her horne. IN Hsrrisonburg after
|. visit with Friends in this city and
IN Winston Salem. N G.
MIRA a. NJ. Rosebro and little niece.
Of this city, have been es.ting the
i formers mother, Mrs. Watkins. IN
Z Houston. Va
Miss Avis Young. OF this city IS the
= guest of Mrs. Douglas Gordon at her
home in Norfolk
N Play TO Re Given at School.
Bar Haven" In the name OF r. play
I to be given Friday evening, April IL,
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