The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-14

sang yesterday afternoon. OF especial
note was the little sfumber sorg she
gave as an encore after her second
group of selections. w Henry Baker
played both accompaniments with his
usual fine feeling in perfect harmony
with The artists.
The program of the musicale fol-
lows:
Sonata, No. 5. j. E. de Mondonviiie
Allegro
Aria altro
i Allegro-la chasse
MISS BARsTow.
Les Roses D'Ispahan ........ .Faure
Pensea D'Aufomne Massenet
MRS. SMITH.
, Fairy Sailing 49,. Cecil Burieigh
Ghost Dance Cecil Burlefgh
Scherzo TaranteIle 49,. .W!eniawski
MISS BARsTOw.
A Gift. Huerter
l Heard Cry. ............ Fisher
Conservation -. Manney
MRS. SMITH.
Concerto, % minor
Finale ALA Zingara
MISS BARSTOW.
Mrs. Davis at Home.
Mrs. Westmoreiand Davis viii be
at home informally In the executive
from 4 to 8 o'clock. beginning with
! Tuesday, January III. Last winter
/, Mrs Davis received on Tuesday and
many friends enjoyed the afternoons.
Invitations to Luncheon.
A luncheon for the girls Of the de-
hutante set in Richmond in honor OF
Miss Emp~ia Coke Flanagan. Miss
Jane Strudwick, and Miss Priecilfa
Sheppard. viii he given Wednesday
40 b..N yI~I
and Miss lean Gray Heck at their
home on East Franklin street This
will be one Of the attractives affairs
Of the winter for the young girls who
have not been formally presented be-
cause Of the after-war conditions.
PROMINENT Author to Speak.
Danetra vaka. the author, known
in private life as Mrs. Kenneth
Brown. will speak at the wome ms
the auspices OF the club and the COL
onial Danes on Conditions and His
tory OF the Near East" Everyone in
terested is invited to attend her lee
ture which will be In the interest Of
the Armenian relief. Mrs. Brown is
stopping In this city to tell OF the
Armenian relief work and to Interest
societies In the city in helping with
II. Mrs. Brown is the author Of
| ''Haremiich. A Child OF the Near
East I'm the Heart Of German In
trigue" and n NUM- Der of other books
Wednesday at the Club.
Egypt will be the subject OF a
lecture which promises to be most in
tercsting' at the Womnn's club
Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock.
Miss Julia Sculiy will be the speaker
and Miss Mary wingficld Scott is
chairman Of the afternoon.
Writers Club.
The Virginia Writer'S club will hold
its nexf meeting ON February ae
which time Poetry. will be the sub
5ect under discussion and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Aylett Sampson, the
former the weil>known Richmond
poet, will be tire cf1nfrmen. On Satur-
day evening Of this week a business
meeting viii he held in the home of
Mrs Charles Bosher.
Annual Confederate Dinner.
Members of the Lee chapter.
Daughters or the Confeaeracy. are
planning The annual dinner for the
Home for Aged confederate Women
General Lees birthday ia the day
chosen for this entertainment but AS
January 10 falls on Sunday the din
ner Will be given on Monday. IT is
always looked forward to by the
Confederate women and Is very much
enjoyed. All members OF the chapter
or others wishing to contribute to the
dinner may send to the home early
Monday morning.
Ice Chapter Meets
A called meeting of Lee chapter, u.
n. c.. will be held In the Home for
Confederate Women on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. All members
are asked to be present at this time.
Zang-Warle,
OF interest here Is the announces
ment made OF the wedding OF Miss
Fang. OF that city, the ceremony
having been celebrated Saturday eve
ming, January 4, in the brides home
| at 1880 o'clock. Mr.. Fang Is a native
OF Portland. Me.
neutrality-suspicious..
The wedding of Miss Katherine An
drews, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| James W. Andrews, Of Mount Scion,
Va. and James KilgAlen. son Of J. J.
KiIgalen. OF Stanton, was quietly
| celebrated In the rectory Of st. Jo-
seph's church in Petersburg on jan
uary 8. The groom's brother. Rev.
Edward p. Kifgalen. performed the
| ceremony. The bride recently grad
uated as n nurse after training in
| hospitals in Washington and New
York city.
hOWItHetS AuNltMry.
Oficers for the coming year will be
elected this evening at the. annual
meeting of the Womanss auxiliary OF
| the Howitxers The meeting will be-
gin at S.15 o'clock in Murrhy's hotel
annex. Reports will be given OF the
past .year's work. especially Of the
benefit entertainments. Final re-
ports will also be given on the last
| two dances under the auspices o& the
association This is an impatient
meeting and all members are expActcd
to he present
Ofiicers Of the auxiliary are: Miss
Kate Myers. president: Mrs w. Bi
Holt, fcrst vice~president: Mrs,
Robert Hudson. second vfco-presf-
dent: Mrs. E. c. walthall. third vice.
president: Mrs. E. W Sydnor. secre-
tary. and Miss Nav Curry, treasurer
At Y. W. @. 4.
Language classes will be features Of
the work Of the educational depart
ment Of the Young Womans Chris
tian association during the winter and
spring months. Spanish will be
teurht each week on Tuesday and
Friday from $50 to $3.50 ny Miss
Rosa paRcual who In native Of