The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-29
Dance nj wor,an's Club.

| Dance ut wor,an's Club.
| The younger dancing set will enjoy
two dances at the Woman's club on
March and s. when John kohier,
George Biggs and James Tyler are
/ chairmen of the committees on ar
rangements. A Washington orchestra
will come to this city to play for the
Entertainments.
Artists Recital
! An artists recital will be given
Thursday evening in the Jefferson no
/ tel auditorium, when Louis Craveure.
baritone, and Bryecesou Treharne
! com poser and pianist. appear under
the auspices OF the Musicians club
Both artists are of the highest stand
| ing in the musical world and the club
members are very pleased at bringing
them To this city. only the club mem
bers and n few OF their guests may at
ltend the concert
(:aincs-Swann.
| A very quiet but interesting wed
ding was celebrated Wednesday even
ing. January -. when Miss Stella Ka-
! trina Swami. the only daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Swami. became
/ Gaines The ceremony took place at
. o'clock In the home of the brides
parents. All North Market street.
Staunton. Va
| The bride entered with her father.
who gave her in marriage. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. NJ. l.
Gordon. Edward johnson acted as
Corporal Gaines best man Miss Bes-
sic T. Monroe attended as bridesmaid.
Mrs. Nellie Moore shelton played the
wedding march.
| Alumnar Day.
/ Today n alumnae day at the Viz
g,nia Randolph Elicit Country School
/ for Girls. on the Westhampton car
lltne. and the alumnae OF the school
have all been invited to spend the
day and enjoy a series OF interesting
programs given by the students The
senior class will serve their guests with
luncheon at two o'clock and a basket
ball game will be played In the after
noon. 1t Is expected that number
| OF girls and women will so out to the
school to celebrate the day.
| Dances nj Wcstmorcland.
| The Informal dances that have
proven such an attractive feature al
the Westmoreland club VIII be re-
sumed this season. beginning on next
Thursday evening, $40 to 1880 P. NJ.
Boy Artists VIII Sing.
| A special feature OF the story tell
ing hour by Miss Lou Belle Catesby
Jones at the Church OF the Holy Com
! forter. corner Grove avenue and Row
land street, on Friday OF this week. at
4 o'clock, will be the singing OF duet
Eby two boy artists. whispering Hope
the song made so famous by Gluck
and Homer. will be sung by Edwin and
Ramon Hertz. Their voices are very
true. clear and sweet.
] Mrs. Bright Anderson has charge OF
the musical program for the evening
and has arranged several very at
ltractive features. One OF especial In
- thn ~ epfv hxy
Nv Nightingale, of When My Ships
I Come sailing Home" She will be ac-
lcompanied by Mrs. Anderson and by
Miss Mary Lakeland on the violin. The
latter will also play violin solo.
Miss Jones, favorite with every
lone, will tell a number OF stories with
La varied repertoire. The program
will be pleasing to young and old.
1.-THE LADIES' Aid society Of the church
Ii. in charge for the evening: tickets
may be gotten from any member OF
the organization and also at the door,
business Girls' Class.
| The housekeeping class for business
girls will begin at the Y. w. c. A. this
evening at 1880 o'clock. The class fs
limited to eighteen members. a
number OF girls have already signed
up and the class will he open TO sew
eral more this evening.
Annual Y. w. G. A. Meeting.
Miss Katherine Halves will be one
OF the speakers at the annual mem
bership meeting of the Young Won
ems Christian association on Friday OF
this week at $40 o'clock. Supper will
be served at that hour and those at
tending are requested to register by
telephoning Madison 6sos before
Friday.
Omen Current Events Lecture.
The usual current events lecture
will be given by DR.. D. p. Bryan al
1.-THE Young women's Christian asscci.
alton tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
This Is an oren Lecture and every one
both men and women--is invited
About nifty reonle attended the lee.
ture last Thursday.
i Verdict for Plaintiff.
A verdict for $4,000 WA rendered