The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-10
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL

a I tho woman's Club yesterday
N afternoon Social Service"
was the theme OF an address
4 given by Professor william
Henry Heck, OF the Univer-
slty of Virginia. Professor Heck de-
c]ared that everybody In the perform
ancc of daily work and duty must
help some On u and In that way render
social service" But 1t remained. he
said. for Southern people OF to-day to
rouse themselves to the performance
OF n higher order of "social service
the kind that made Washington aud
Jefferson ,snr1 and respected. when
ever and iierever they helped others
by their Influence through precept and
example.
Continuing. he commented upon the
.'social service" rendered by women
III educational matters, In their inter-
course with husbands and brothers. and
in tho rearing and training of chill.
dren.
Tho attendance was large and In
tercsted, and the reception after the
lecture was over was TN unusually
agreeable ono. Miss Lou Leigh. Miss
Lizzie plummcr. Mrs. Harry Davis and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore were the
llostesscs of the afternoon. Miss Leigh
4 aud Miss Plummer presiding at tn.
coffee table.
The lecture committee Of the club
81 congratulating itself on having con-
cltided an engagement with the celc-
hrated authority on forestry. Mr. GiH-
SDrd Plncliot Of Washington. d. c..
who will lecture before the club Feb
quarry cath on forestry"
Art Club Exhibition.
Tho exhibition which opened yester-
day Mt the Richmond Art Club No. 217
West Grace Street, and Will continue
through the weeks is a most interest
ing one.
Miss Elise Moncure. Miss Katherine
McTntire, Miss Mott, Miss Jeffrey Mon
,ugue, Mrs. Irving Clarke. Miss Helen
Lorraine. Mrs. John ID. Clothier and
Mas Anne Fletcher are exhibiting arts
and crafts. ctchlnge, sketches. designs
aud pottery. The public are cordially
Invited to uttond this exhibition.
TO Meet This Afternoon.
The Williams Memorial Circle Will
meet this afternoon In the parIors of
tho Womnn's Christian Association
Bniiding. at $50 o'clock, and All men-
bcrs are requested to be present.
Yulc Cleo Club Coming.
Tho announcement that the Yale
C;lee Club vii! come to Richmond dur
ing It's annual concert tour is one that
las aroused great interest among ttne
young people of the city
The club will arrive in Richmond on
December 2lst. Miss Efie Branch.
whose nephew. Mr.. John Aiken Branch.
is u student at Yale, will entertain the
Visitors at luncheon. A tea Will be
given to the club in the home OF Mr..
Christian. on West Franklin Street.
Mr.. Christian is an alumnus of Yale.
For the Glee Club performance at the
academy, n number of boN-parties Will
be arranged, and the audience Will
DOUBTLESS be l.ery fashionable and very
gay.
VIII Return for Christmas.
A number of Richmond girls visit
ing in other cities, and absent at col
lege. VIII return to spend the Christmas
holidays in Richmond, among them
Miss Martha Bowie. from Nassar; Miss
Co,,ie Minor. from Bryn Mawr. and
Misc Ella Buck. from New York.
Miss Page Aylett Royal. who is the
guest in the handsome Madison Avenue
home of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Senff. of
New York CITY. aud who. under the
cflaperonagc of Mrs. Effingham Law
reace, led the Tuesday junior cotillion
at Shcrry's. with Mr.. Harry Alexander.
on Tuesday evening last. will be away
until Christmas Eve. her Intervening
time being entirely filed with engage
ments.
Miss r.. II. Selden. who is visiting
friends and relatives in the metropolis,
is having delightful time. and will
attend the dances given by the South
ern Society during her stay.
Officers Elected.
The j. E. b. stuart Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, of
Staunton. Va, at an annual meeting
recently held, elected the following Off.
GERS: Miss Mary II. S. Berkeley, presi-
dent; Mrs. W. II. Landes, first vice.
president: Mrs. J. w. Bonner. second
vice-president; Mrs. w. Il. Miller. third
vicc-prcsident; Mrs. G. 3. Crawford.
secretary. Mrs. j. b. Fifer. treasurer.
Miss Janet Berkeley. registrar; Miss