Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

lively entertained. and is now spend
ing month with her sister. Mrs.
her home in TiGewater. Mrs. T. c.
Dutro is also with her daughter at
"Edgcwood" for October. They will
return to santa Barbara. Cal. early
in November to spend the winter at
the Arlington Hotel
Miss Dutro spends most OF her
,iine in Santa Barbara and Monteith
CAL, and has done some artistic work
III the silent. as well as the leEiti-
mate drama. She is the author of
The Daysman." strong hook, which
was published anonymously q few
seasons ago and created IL great deal
o. Interested comment among critics.
First Dance of Series.
The first of the series of suhscrin-
ton dances 10 be given by the mem
bers of the Virginia Boat Club for
thc purpose OF providing. frequent
ms.e,ings or nc members during the
night OF October -, in the Jefferson
Hotel auditorium. Dancing will he
informal and music will he furnished
by a wcll-known orchestra. Promi-
nent Richmond women will net MS
chapcrons FOR this affair to which
club members and their friends are
invited
Miss Jones Classes.
The first meeting of the class in
Storytelling. which will he held his
season ,ens by Miss, Lou Belle Catesby
Jones Jones VIII be held on Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at her home
North Second Street. There will be
"A course of six lectures and study OF
stories, myths and legends, which
VIII be an interesting feature in the
literary season here.
Musicians Club.
The season of the Musicians Club
y WI oren Monday evening at the
woman club auditorium with n
violin recital TO he given by the noted
American violinist. Sascha Jacobsen.
of the club: The program will be IN
unusually interesting one.
rlny Here Thanksgiving week.
one hundred Washington women
are producing plays for this season
and Richmond is to have II chance to
Novcm Der %. when they VIII bring
liciS- No." musical novelty TO the
strand Thcatcr here. The play will
be nresented by a large professional
VIII carry large orchestra. The
scenery and costumes have been de-
signed by famous artists and both
VIII be very original; The Founders
prominent In official. professional and
business activities in the national
capital are, working with those In
charge OF these plays.
The aim OF this new company is
10 erect great building in Wash
'ngton. which Will house three au-
ultoriuihs ana become the center OF
artistic achievement
One OF the three projectors OF the
new ;heatcr production company is
pleasantly remembered In Richmond.
Tor she made many friends when she
came TO the city as the guest of Mrs.
channinS Ward TO fill 4 Speaking en-
Eagement. Mrs. Tinnin gave n mum
Der OF lectures on The Art of Rhy,h-
mic Expression" The lectures were
Illustrated by Grace Christie In a
program of dances
Mrs. Ttnnin has maintained until
recently studio in Washington that
has been center of artistic work.
she was the originator and director
or the famous House Of Play in WASH
inHton. and also director of the House
81 RAY. Christodora House. New
] ork city. as well as a similar place
Al me Henry Street Settlement. New
YORK city, She Will have charge Of
The Children's Thcater when the new
building in Washington is completcd
! wili he called the House OF play
ana VIII thus become pcrmancnt
institution. il has been said that nd
ono KNOWS more about child psy-