The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-15
Catholic Mosnans Auxiliary.

Catholic Momans Auxiliary.
The adjourned meeting OF the
Catholic Womens War Relief auXI1-
garr will he held on Monday evening
AZ O'Clock az the Mct;iil club.
At the Woman's Club.
The second musical entertainments
cf tins season will be given at the Wo-
mans Club tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock when Miss Jean Trigs.
chairman. will introduce Miss Helene
Eroeruer, ceilist, OF Baltimore. and
Oswald Blake tenor soloist, OF the
-neir OF the Fist Baptist church and
The Beth Ahaba temple In this city.
". Henry Baker. the prominent or
ganist and orchestra director. will ac-
som pany Miss Broefner and Mr.. Blake
~ the piano.
Miss Broemer has been heard in
Richmond before in the morning re-
eitaas of the Musicians Club. She -
youthful celHst and Is very much
admired in musical circles She Is on
The concert stage.
Hostesses at the informal reception
following the musical will be- Mrs,
George Bethel Mrs. George Bull,
Mrs. A. e. Cuigon, Miss Mary Lyons
Mra. Arthur Scrivenor. Mrs. Hamilton
Smith. Mrs. r r.. Heuucmhourg, Mrs
James H. Scott Mrs. William T..
rrigg, Jr.. Mrs. Basil Gwathmey
Christmas Invitations.
Invitations were issued last week
by the board OF managers OF the
westmoreiand club 10 the annual
Christmas entertainment In the club
ON Tuesday, December 81, from s TO
IL O'Clock John s. Eggleston il
president of the board.
Three Artists This Week,
aess< ss!.aa sSftsss sfss
In concerts on Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week in the Woman X
club auditorium. 2l1 East Franklin
street. under the auspices of The
Braucr Circle OF Union Methodist
church The concerts will begin at
s.15 o'clock and the program Will be
changed each evening,
The artists TO be presented are
Betsy 1.ans Shepherd. soprano solo
list; Sara Gurowitsch violinceilst
and Alma Grade. pia Miss Shop
herd is n real American artist. All ~
her training has been received IN this
country The Sun. of New York city.
saws OF her.
Miss Shepherd sang in tune with
excellent phrasing. with good breath
support. clear enunciaLon and good
command OF graduation OF tone
Technical equipment OF such kind has
decided value. In the recital field Il
must of necessity be employed In the
iced Miss Shepherd showed, The
Fun. New York City.
Miss Sara Gurowitsch Is one OF the
most interesting personalities on the
American Concert stage. Her reputa-
ton as 'ceIlist of high ability was
nrst esta blished by winning the Feliz
Mendeissohn Bartholdi prize in 1905.
and later by her successful appear
ances in the great musical centers OF
EuropA While abroad. Miss Gura-
witsch PLAYED Eugene D'Alberts ceitda
concerto being accompanied AT the
piano by that eminent com poser. who
highly praised her rendition Or his
work. Since, returning TO America
Miss Gurowitsch has appeared as So
tofst with the New York symptom
and the Russian Sym phony Orches-
tras and has made wonderfully suc
esssful tours OF The entire United
States.
Miss Alma Grade is one OF the m ost
finished pianists and accompanies
now touring in this country Going
abroad as a child, she entered the Ma
sional Conservatory. completing her
tutcrratp under the guidance OF that
well known master, isador Phillip.
After many successful appearances
on TIE Continent. she returned 20
America, whore she has toured with
some Of the greatest artists OF the
day.
MusiciAns' Club Convert.
Musicians Club will have the second
Of its series OF morning recitsls
"Wednesday al II O'Clock at the Wo-
mans Club. Miss Jean Trigg is chair
man ard in addition to the regular
program two trios will be played by
Miss Brcemer. Mrs Ivan Malthy and
Mrs.. F. y. Heouem hourg
Lieutenant Jadson Here.
Lieutenant Thomas NJ Jndson Is
the guest 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cat
lett Williams in this city.
sorrclic- Stcger.
Colonel and Mrs John 0verton
H1eger OF Washington announce the
marriage OF their sister. Miss Caro-
lyn Massie Steger daughter of the
lAte Frank D. and Ida Elicit Steger of
Richmond, to aior John Wesley
( SorrelIe. United States army. form
erly Of Birmingham. Ala. The wed y
ding took place Thursday afternoon
* o'clock Mt St. Margaret's church
In Washington with only the irnme-
AiAte family present.
Major ard Mrs. SorreIe will make
Aedr home In Chicago following their
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