The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-05

additional tables may be reserved
through Mrs. Percy Il. Traylor, chair
man; Mrs. Preston Belvin. Mrs. Chris
tan II. Clarke. Mrs. William J. Judd,
Miss Bertha Judd or Mrs. Charles A.
Page. The Country club Is so beauti-
ful during this season that IL the
weather permits tables may be ar
ranged out of doors
At the woman's Club.
The snnuaf meeting of the woman s
club will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. Reports for the year
Will be read and officers elected at
this time and plans for the future
brought before the members. While
the votes arc being counted tea will
be served. Visitors cards will not be
accepted
Scribbier% Meet.
The Scribblerg will meet this We'd
uesday evening at $50 O'Clock in the
horne of Mrs Henry Ayiett Sampson,
1927 West avenue, AT this time each
member is supposed TO bring a story
of less than 500 words 10 read.
Every Monday Club.
The Every Monday club meets to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. G -.
worsham in her home on Brook road,
Ginter Park.
Gard Party at Country Club.
Country Club of Virginia on Thursday
afternoon of this week, at $50 o'clock
under the auspices Of the Florence
Nightingale circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers for the benefit Of the ShelterfnE
Arms Free hospital Beth apction
bridge and FIVE hundred will be
played and those who do not care 10
play cards may bring their knitting
IF the weather permits tables will be
arranged on the broad veranda and
! the terrace, Ii not, they will be ar
ranged within doors Tickets may be
/ had and tables reserved through Mrs
/ Kenneth l. Elack phone boulevard
s01s, or through amy member of the
circle. Phe affair promises TO be most
+ attractive as are all card parties held
at this beautiful spot
Lecture on italy.
+ An interesting event OF next week
will he the illustrated lecture on MAY
: I T. at $40 r, II IN the Jefferson aud
torium on "ftaiy's Part In the War"
Illustrating the air fighting OF this
: country. The lecture is under the
auspices Of the alumnae Of Miss Ell
let's school for Girls Charles rpson
CLARK IF the American academy in
Rome is the speaker To illustrate
/ these lectures. Mr.. Clark has brought
win him not ~oniv slides made from
hitherto inaccessible photographs. but
ne Will have motion pictures that have
never been shown in America. motion
pictures prepared especially for him by
the Italian government. The beauty
+ OF these official italian pictures iN al
J ready well known in America espe-
cially those pictures of the lighting
in the high Alps. Mr. Clark comes 70
I raise money fer relief work and all
4 the proceeds Of his tour Will he de-
voted to aiding Italian blind and
/ MANNED soldiers as he will continue
/ To receive his salary from the Amert-
can academy in Rome.
show Washington Gains.
The famous china presented 70
/ George washington by the Society OF
! the Cincinnati viii be on exhibit in
/ The Confederate Memorial institute
I sc ~1etirnes called the Battle Abbey. on
( the Boulevard between stuart and
Kensington avenues. on Thursday, MAY
.. from 10 A, NJ. to r. NJ. The Asso-
citation for the Preservation of Nir-
ginia Antiquities will he in charge
Miss Mary Custis Lee, the owner OF
the famous china. III he at the insti-
z tute to display II. There will be the
doll belonging 70 George Washing.
/ toms wife. loaned by Mrs. r. j, Ker-
1 nodle and historic china loaned by
+ Mrs, william Ruffin Cox THE com.
: uiftee In charge OF the exhibition Is
! composed Of NesdAmes J. Taylor Ell
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