Vanessa added another event to their calendar with the "Friday Club", dedicated to the discussion of the fine arts. This introduced some new people into their circle, including Vanessa's friends from the Royal Academy of Arts and Slade School of Fine Art (where she had been studying), such as Henry Lamb and Gwen Darwin, and also the eighteen-year-old Katherine Laird ("Ka") Cox, who was about to attend Newnham College, Cambridge. Cox would become Virginia's intimate friend. These new members brought the Bloomsbury Group into contact with another, slightly younger, group of Cambridge intellectuals who Virginia would refer to as the "Neo-Pagans". The Friday Club continued until 1912 or 1913.
vanessa added another event to their calendar with the "friday club" dedicated to the discussion of the fine arts this introduced some new people into their circle including vanessa's friends from the royal academy of arts and slade school of fine art (where she had been studying) such as henry lamb and gwen darwin and also the eighteen-year-old katherine laird ("ka") cox who was about to attend newnham college cambridge cox would become virginia's intimate friend these new members brought the bloomsbury group into contact with another slightly younger group of cambridge intellectuals who virginia would refer to as the "neo-pagans" the friday club continued until 1912 or 1913